Learner Reviews & Feedback for Health Across the Gender Spectrum by Stanford University
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DD
Apr 14, 2017
Thank you for building and sharing this BEAUTIFUL community, to let us know how inclusive we can be and what it means to love and accept our family and friends for who they truly are.
SS
Sep 1, 2023
Present the content in a very simple way so anyone can understand the concepts easily. Today there is a need to people aware about transgender for this it a wonderful course.
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By Muhammad A H
•Aug 27, 2025
good one
By Andia I
•Mar 17, 2022
Awesome!
By Luciana P
•Apr 14, 2021
Loved it
By Deleted A
•Oct 25, 2018
Love it!
By Mehparə İ
•Dec 15, 2025
Perfect
By Gloria J
•Sep 15, 2023
awesome
By Jean M M
•Aug 9, 2023
Amazing
By Trixie N
•May 3, 2021
Love it
By Marta M
•Jan 29, 2021
AMAZING
By Mahliyo K
•Nov 14, 2025
четкий
By Mohamed R M N
•Mar 7, 2023
i got
By Dr.ARDAAS S
•Mar 2, 2025
GREAT
By magdy k
•May 4, 2021
ممتاز
By Lutfiyana S
•Feb 8, 2026
Good
By Riyandi A C
•Dec 25, 2025
GOOD
By Sanket D B
•Nov 8, 2025
good
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•Sep 4, 2025
GOOD
By TERESITA D J A D L O
•Feb 3, 2025
BIEN
By Nattha M
•Nov 11, 2024
Good
By Deleted A
•Feb 11, 2023
Good
By Vivían M
•Apr 21, 2020
Exce
By Ernesto O M R
•Jan 6, 2019
Cool
By Rafael M
•May 20, 2025
SI
By Keeley T
•Aug 20, 2017
This is a great introduction to understanding gender diversity, how to facilitate gender inclusive environments, and how to support wellness in gender diverse children. The course is short and sweet and the format is easy to navigate, which makes it easily accessible. The use of case examples along with educational information makes it both engaging and useful and allow's the opportunity to understand the perspective of these children, adults, and their families. I'm giving this four stars because as I watched the videos, my impression (which may be incorrect) is that the families and individuals represented a particular socioeconomic subset. While many of the recommendations apply across population and environment, this course did not address the complexities of intersectional issues (race, culture) and the challenges that people and those working with people with fewer resources and/or less liberal worldview may experience. White people working at Stanford and families willing to seek out support through a resource like Gender Spectrum (which is a powerful resource) are just not representative of much of the demographic struggling to feel authentic in their gender and to feel included and supported in their lives.