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2007
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— 2007
Archive
The Little
Boy Book and the Partners
and Families resources were
published.
Guidelines
for Journalists and Transitioning on
the job 'Frequently
Asked Questions' for Employers are
available as free downloads.
Research: How
much do you pay for your testosterone?
or 
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Download
the Survey Report
The Network
News returns as a monthly update
bulletin.
Financial support for the network from
members was consistent.
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Oct 2006
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— 2006
Archive
After five years of generous
support, Men's
Health Information Resource Centre
(MHIRC) inform us they are unable to
continue assistance with postage
costs for Torque our newsletter.
From this point the Network is more
reliant on members financial support.
Financial
statements are made available
online.
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Nov 2005
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— 2005
Archive
"Future Options" consultation is
made available online and posted to all
members to gather community guidence on
future directions.
— read
the consultation report here.
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Oct 2005
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Partners & Family
volunteer Elizabeth and Treasurer
Cameron take a well deserved step back
from their involvement with FTM
Australia in October 2005, to focus on
family commitments, after over two years
of valuable guidence and support.
In late October, guided by the increase
of a range of community groups mobilising
their own contact and support networks,
input and advice from men, their partners
and professionals, a consultation survey
"Future Options" is circulated to
the membership in November 2005.
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June 2005
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In June 2005, an ad-hoc advisory
panel is assembled. This first effort
pulls together 10 members from a range of
disciplines to enable increased accuracy
of information developed for the network
community.
— Current
Advisory Panel
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Aug 2003 — Oct
2005
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— 2004
Archive
With the registered name of FTM
Australia, the network is legally
incorporated as a non-profit association
providing information, contact and support
to men who experience transsexualism,
transgender men ('FTMs'), their partners
and families in Australia under the
Association Incorporation Act 1984,
in NSW, Australia.
Incorporation soon proves to require
more time than available and incorporation
ceases in October 2005.
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June 2003
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— 2003
Archive
In June 2003, Elizabeth and Cameron
become involved with the network, which
offers a strong focus on partners and men
with transexualism.
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Feb 2003
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Newsletter consultation is carried
out.
— read
the Newsletter consultation report
here.
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Oct 2001— 2002
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— 2001-02
Archive
On Sunday, 14th of October 2001, with
the support of Men's
Health Information Resource Centre
(MHIRC), twelve people interested in
the formation and planning of a group to
serve the interests of the female-to-male
community, meets in Sydney, NSW. They
decide to form a network and use the name
FTM Australia.
The outcome of this meeting is the
gathering of a ten member steering
committee and a press release written
about the new network. This press release
is faxed and emailed to a variety of
organisations, other transgender and
transsexual groups as well as several
community-based publications.
— read
the November 2001 Report here.
For the remainder of 2001 and
throughout 2002, the FTM Australia
Board - a steering group of transmen, ftms
and men of transsexual background continue
to meet and identify the significant
issues and needs of this community.
From this time, Men's
Health Information Resource Centre
(MHIRC) begins to support the network
by meeting our postage costs for mailouts
in the network.
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June 2001
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In June 2001 this website
begins, targeting Australian FTM
people.
In August the first edition of
Torque comes out.
In October, a group meets in
Sydney to talk about what the FTM
community wants and needs.
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