External Resources
This is a list of organizations outside of the Trans Guy Archive that can be of benefit to trans guys everywhere. Some of the resources on this page are not trans guy-specific, but still serve as a good reference.
Items on this page are sorted alphabetically by name. Want to add to this page? Let us know by Contacting us.
This is a list of organizations outside of the Trans Guy Archive that can be of benefit to trans guys everywhere. Some of the resources on this page are not trans guy-specific, but still serve as a good reference.
Items on this page are sorted alphabetically by name. Want to add to this page? Let us know by Contacting us.

Black Trans Men
Black Transmen Inc. sponsors a new black trans equality movement, that includes the power and admiration of black transmen living life in spite of societal and/or traditional expectations of gender identity. We affirm and celebrate the beauty, strength and uniqueness of the transmasculine community.

Digital Transgender Archive
The DTA is an international collaboration among dozens of colleges, universities, nonprofit organizations, public libraries, and private collections. By digitally localizing a wide range of trans-related materials, the DTA expands access to trans history for academics and independent researchers alike in order to foster education and dialog concerning trans history.

Drag King History
Drag King History "showcases the extensive history of female-born performers who donned men's attire for theatrical purposes from breeches roles to en travesti, variety to vaudeville, male impersonation to drag kings, and drag kings to the gender free." Also sells tea and offers educational lectures. Updated regularly.

For Them
Run by queer people, for queer people. They are a queer, Black and trans owned and operated business with the mission of supporting queer folks to live authentically and find their voices in a vibrant, inclusive space. According to their site, they use eco-friendly fabrics, dyes, and sustainable production methods.

Otherness Archive

Trans Equality Name Change Project

Trans Male Media Resources

Trans Media Network

Trans Music Archive
Trans Music Archive is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded to record the history of trans music and safeguard its future. In the age of social media and streaming services, our existence is at the whim of corporate oversight and algorithms. [They] aim to empower artists, promote the value of physical music, and preserve the legacy of trans musicians in a time tested and future proof medium - vinyl records.

Trans(forming)

TransGuys.com
TransGuys.com is the "Internet's Magazine for Trans Men." Originated in 2009, the website has a variety of articles pertaining to topics like long-term HRT usage, surgery forums, fashion, and music.
The site appears to have been last updated in 2020. They are still active on Facebook.

TransHealthCare
Since 2011, TransHealthCare is the go-to website for helping trans people find a surgeon in their area. TransHealthCare is the largest and most comprehensive database of 'gender surgeons'. You can also sort by country/region, insurance, and procedure.
Use this website instead of the surgeons listed on phallo.net, topsurgery.net, etc!

TransIntentional
A new monthly group that provides a safe space for trans masc individuals to come together and engage with educational content that brings visibility, strength, compassion, and integrity to the lives of the trans masc community. We'll dive into meditation, sex education, relationship building, and more. By coming together in fellowship to engage, educate, and communicate, we will rise up to our authentic selves.
Every 3rd Wednesday!

Transmasculine Philippines
Transmasculine Philippines (TmPH) is a community-based organization for Filipino trans men and transmasculine non-binary people. It is a community for Filipino transmasculine people to find each other and form valuable connections in order to achieve a sense of community. Transmasculine Philippines advocates for safe transitioning, trans rights, and the end of toxic masculinity and misogyny in the trans community.




































