refers to a state in which access and opportunities are unaffected by gender.
Gender expression
refers to people's manifestation of their gender identity. Typically, people seek
to make their gender expression or presentation match their gender identity/identities, irrespective
of the sex that they were assigned at birth.
Gender identity
refers to each person's deeply felt internal and individual experience of gender,
which may or may not correspond with the sex they were assigned at birth.
Gender minority
refers to genders outside a cismale or cisfemale binary
Gender neutral
refers to no visible or labelled facilities as a specific gender only space. Open to all
genders.
Gender reassignment
refers to the process through which people re-define the gender in which
they live in order to better express their gender identity. This process may, but does not have to,
involve medical assistance including hormone therapies and any surgical procedures that trans
people undergo to align their body with their gender
Gender recognition
A process whereby a trans person’s preferred gender is recognised in law, or
the achievement of the process
Gender Reassignment Surgery (GRS)
Medical term for what trans people often call
gender-confirmation surgery: surgery to bring the primary and secondary sex characteristics of a
trans person’s body into alignment with his or her internal self-perception.
Gender equality
refers to a state in which access and opportunities are unaffected by gender.