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Niela Miller fonds

Niela Miller fonds

  • CA UVICARCH AR471
  • Fonds
  • 1983-2009

Fonds reflects Niela Miller’s public involvement in transgender education and counseling of the trans* community and “gender identity explorers.” Miller’s work, focused primarily in the United States, is represented here in the records of her workshops, presentations, and publications. Fonds consists of correspondence, notes, photographs, publications and reviews, brochures, graphic materials, audiocassettes, and other materials.

Fonds has been arranged into four series: Workshops and presentations; publications and clippings; photographs; and audio-visual.

Miller, Niela

Workshops and Presentations

Series consists of the records related to Miller’s presentations on gender identity at conferences, seminars, and workshops and the related positions she held as a workshop leader and keynote speaker. Content includes descriptions and resources for workshops, report on past workshops, transition stories from group members and past clients, stories told during presentations, notes from presentations, and summaries of Miller’s experience as a counselor for gender related topics.

Correspondence

File consists of correspondence received by Miller during her involvement in the transgender community. Content consists of emails and letters from participants in Miller’s workshops and presentations.

Publications and Clippings

Series consists of published material written by Miller, the majority of which is related to her first book in 1996 titled “Counseling in Genderland.” Series includes a copy of “Counseling in Genderland” and brochures advertising the book, reviews of the publication, articles by Miller for Tapestry, and newspaper clippings concerning Miller’s work.

Photographs

Series consists of photographs related to Miller’s involvement with the transgender and cross-dressing community. Records include colour and black and white photographs. Photographs include images of Fantasia Fair, cruises, and dinners with gender identity explorers.

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