Travelin queeries

Resources and musings from two queer travelers

We believe that all bodies are borderless and that community building and transparency

are crucial to a sustainable world. We've decided to meet our neighbors all around the world

in order to provide visibility and resources.

#FeministFridays - Asociación Ve-la Luz

Welcome to #FeministFridays, a new series where we share the stories of badass local feminists in the communities we're visiting who are doing amazing things! For our very first edition, we are delighted to turn the spotlight onto Asociación Ve-la Luz, a group whose mission is to fight for a system that fosters the freedom of women and children who have experienced gender violence and/or abuse. Ve-la Luz formed as an advocacy, action, and service-based group in 2009, and have

Passing The Time With Passports

Transitioning into travel is not an easy task. Don’t get me wrong here, it is very doable. It just takes a little tenacity. In fact, I would go as far as to say the easiest documentation as a U.S Citizen to access as a trans person may just be the Passport. Here’s why: You need to take a current photo. – This means you run over to your local Kinkos or Walgreens and you get a passport photo taken (by human or machine) and the photo taken of you is you, as you present yourself.