National Transgender Library & Archive (U.S.)

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Created by Dallas Denny, psychologist, author, and founder of theAmerican Educational Gender Information Service, Inc. (AEGIS), the NTL&A is one of the largest collections of transgender research materials in the world.

AEGIS provided self-published and other materials to transgendered individuals, families of transgendered people, allies, doctors with transgendered clients, and others seeking information, and published Chrysalis: The Journal of Transgressive Gender Identities as well as the AEGIS membership newsletter, Transgender Treatment Bulletin.

In April 1998, AEGIS ceased operations and in January 2000 re-formed as Gender Education & Advocacy (GEA). The new organization educates people about and advocates for transgender and transsexual issues and maintains the functions and goals of the original organization.

From the description of National Transgender Library & Archive collection, 1977-2001, (bulk 1990-1999). (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 68944794
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associatedWith Outreach Institute of Gender Studies. corporateBody
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