Making Space for Trans and Non-binary Lives in the Workplace – Paperback

National reports and international research have repeatedly documented the discrimination faced by transgender and non-binary people in accessing work and in employment. This edited collection creates a space for recognition and a community of belonging within and beyond academia.

Combining academic research with personal accounts, the book illuminates diverse experiences of trans and non-binary life at work. Its interdisciplinary chapters examine a range of topics and contexts through varied genres and styles, including narrative and arts-based methods. Authors in the book consider how transgender and gender nonconforming (TGNC) people experience work, employment and the contemporary workplace. Drawing from interdisciplinary expertise, experiences and insights are expressed through a variety of genres and styles, including the use of narrative and arts-based methods.

A book which provides a space for a community of belonging within and beyond academia, this resource fosters critical and interdisciplinary engagement for scholar allies of trans and non-binary people.