The Trans Philosophy Project’s development of resources is an ongoing endeavor. This section will continue to grow as we identify, compile, and develop more resources and best practices. The Trans Philosophy Project aims to highlight the scholarly contributions of trans, gender non-conforming, and non-binary scholars who are intersectionally impacted by poverty, ableism, queerphobia, xenophobia, structural racism, and cultural imperialism, including Black, Latinx, Arab, Muslim, Two-Spirit, Asian, Indigenous, queer, disabled, and poor trans scholars.

As this part of the project grows you can anticipate a growing bibliography of philosophy of trans philosophy; contributions by trans, gender non-conforming, and non-binary scholars; trans-affirming practices for the profession; and sample syllabi for trans philosophy.

Trans Philosophy Bibliography (last updated August 2024)

Trans/Nonbinary Philosophers on the Academic Job Market: A Resource Guide (2022)