TRANSGENDER

1. Identity
2. Expression
3. Gender
4. Diversity
5. Inclusivity
6. Acceptance
7. Equality
8. Pronouns
9. Nonbinary
10. Transition
11. Visibility
12. Discrimination
13. Allyship
14. Intersectionality
15. Marginalization
16. Norms
17. Culture
18. Stereotypes
19. Binary
20. Persecution
21. Authenticity
22. Representation
23. Queer
24. Stigma
25. Resilience
26. Self-discovery
27. Empowerment
28. Advocacy
29. Community
30. Rights
31. Homophobia
32. Heteronormativity
33. Expression
34. Fluidity
35. Transphobia
36. Misgendering
37. Visibility
38. Pronouns
39. Genderqueer
40. Self-expression
41. Dysphoria
42. Marginalization
43. Discrimination
44. Inclusion
45. Binary
46. Authenticity
47. Equality
48. Intersectionality
49. Respect
50. Identity.
51. A person whose gender identity differs from the sex assigned to them at birth.
52. An individual who experiences their gender identity as different from their
biological sex.
53. A person who identifies with a gender other than the one assigned at birth.
54. A term used to describe people who do not identify with the gender they were
assigned at birth.
55. Someone who identifies as a gender different from their biological sex.
56. A person who experiences a mismatch between their gender identity and the sex
they were assigned at birth.
57. Someone who identifies outside of the traditional gender binary of male or
female.
58. A person whose gender identity and/or expression does not conform to societal
expectations.
59. An individual who feels that they were born into the wrong body.
60. A person who identifies as neither exclusively male nor female.
61. A term used to describe individuals who feel that their gender identity is different
from the sex they were assigned at birth.
62. A person who may choose to take medical and/or social steps to live as their true
gender identity.
63. An umbrella term that refers to individuals whose gender identity or expression
differs from their sex assigned at birth.
64. Someone who may experience gender dysphoria or discomfort with their sex
assigned at birth.
65. A person who transitions from one gender to another.
66. A term used to describe individuals who do not conform to gender norms or
expectations.
67. Someone who may present as masculine, feminine, or somewhere in between.
68. A person who may choose to use hormones or undergo surgery to align their
body with their gender identity.
69. A person who may face discrimination, violence, or prejudice due to their gender
identity.
70. A term used to describe individuals who may identify as genderfluid,
genderqueer, or nonbinary.
71. Someone who may experience euphoria or a sense of relief when they are able to
live as their true gender identity.
72. A person who may use different pronouns than those assigned at birth.
73. Someone who may have a different name or identity than the one assigned at
birth.
74. A person who may face legal or societal barriers to living as their true gender
identity.
75. A term used to describe individuals who may identify as transmasculine or
transfeminine.
76. Someone who may experience gender dysphoria due to their physical
characteristics.
77. A person who may experience euphoria or a sense of relief after undergoing
gender-affirming medical procedures.
78. A term used to describe individuals who may identify as agender, genderless, or
neutrois.
79. Someone who may experience harassment, discrimination, or violence due to
their gender identity.
80. A person who may choose to undergo social or legal changes to align with their
gender identity, such as changing their name or gender marker on legal
documents.
81. A term used to describe individuals who may identify as bigender, pangender, or
genderfluid.
 82. Someone who may experience a sense of empowerment or liberation when they
are able to live as their true gender identity.
83. A person who may have a different sexual orientation than that assigned at birth.
84. A term used to describe individuals who may identify as gender-questioning or
unsure.
85. Someone who may feel isolated or misunderstood due to their gender identity.
86. A person who may face challenges accessing healthcare, housing, or employment
due to their gender identity.
87. A term used to describe individuals who may identify as two-spirit, hijra, or
fa'afafine.
88. Someone who may experience joy, happiness, or satisfaction when they are able
to live as their true gender identity.
89. A person who may seek out support from friends, family, or healthcare
professionals to help them navigate their gender identity
HEALTH

1. Wellness
2. Fitness
3. Nutrition
4. Hygiene
5. Sleep
6. Exercise
7. Meditation
8. Prevention
9. Rehabilitation
10. Therapy
11. Immunization
12. Holistic
13. Stress
14. Mental
15. Physical
16. Diet
17. Relaxation
18. Habits
19. Healing
20. Self-care
21. Addiction
22. Recovery
23. Lifestyle
24. Endurance
25. Balance
26. Flexibility
27. Strength
28. Disease
29. Injury
30. Recovery
31. Screening
32. Medication
33. Diagnosis
34. Treatment
35. Surgery
36. Therapy
37. Public
38. Private
39. Acupuncture
40. Chiropractic
41. Ayurveda
42. Homeopathy
43. Naturopathy
44. Herbal
45. Fitness
46. Weight
47. Cardiovascular
48. Respiratory
49. Neurological
50. Sexual.
51. A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being.
52. The absence of disease or illness.
53. A condition of optimal physical, mental, and social functioning.
54. A dynamic state of well-being.
55. The ability to adapt and cope with changing circumstances.
56. A balance between physical, mental, and social needs.
57. The ability to lead a fulfilling and satisfying life.
58. A holistic concept encompassing physical, mental, and social well-being.
59. The foundation of a happy and productive life.
60. A resource for daily living.
61. The capacity to perform daily activities.
62. The foundation for social and economic development.
63. The result of a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors.
64. The goal of medical interventions and public health initiatives.
65. The result of a healthy lifestyle, including healthy diet and exercise.
66. The ability to recover from illness or injury.
67. The ability to learn and grow throughout life.
68. A precious commodity that should be valued and protected.
69. A prerequisite for happiness and success in life.
70. The ability to maintain relationships and social connections.
71. The ability to work and contribute to society.
72. The ability to enjoy leisure time and pursue hobbies.
73. The ability to manage stress and cope with adversity.
74. The ability to make informed decisions about health care.
75. The ability to access health care services and resources.
76. The foundation for community development and social cohesion.
77. The ability to participate in social and cultural activities.
78. The ability to express oneself creatively and artistically.
79. The ability to contribute to a diverse and inclusive society.
80. The ability to access education and training opportunities.
81. The ability to advocate for one's own health and well-being.
82. The ability to access safe and healthy living environments.
83. The ability to access healthy food and clean water.
84. The ability to access safe and effective medications and treatments.
85. The ability to access mental health services and support.
86. The ability to access preventive health services and screenings.
87. The ability to access emergency medical care when needed.
88. The ability to access support for chronic conditions.
89. The ability to access care and resources for substance abuse and addiction.
90. The ability to access care and resources for reproductive health and family
planning.
91. The ability to access care and resources for aging and end-of-life care.
 92. The ability to access care and resources for disabilities and special needs.
93. The ability to access care and resources for LGBTQ+ health.
94. The ability to access care and resources for marginalized and underrepresented
communities.
95. The ability to access care and resources for global health concerns.
96. The ability to access care and resources for environmental health concerns.
97. The ability to access care and resources for occupational health concerns.
98. The ability to access care and resources for animal health concerns.
99. The ability to access care and resources for community health concerns.
100. The ability to access care and resources for overall well-being and quality
of life.
GENDER EQUALITY

1. Equity
2. Empowerment
3. Justice
4. Fairness
5. Parity
6. Inclusivity
7. Access
8. Opportunity
9. Diversity
10. Respect
11. Acceptance
12. Representation
13. Voice
14. Advocacy
15. Progress
16. Freedom
17. Human rights
18. Balance
19. Empathy
20. Collaboration
21. Understanding
22. Tolerance
23. Education
24. Visibility
25. Non-discrimination
26. Leadership
27. Accountability
28. Transparency
29. Social change
30. Gender mainstreaming
31. Intersectionality
32. Inclusion
33. Participation
34. Agency
35. Decision-making
36. Self-determination
37. Self-expression
38. Safety
39. Health
40. Well-being
41. Economic opportunity
42. Political representation
43. Social mobility
44. Family planning
45. Reproductive rights
46. Parental leave
47. Equal pay
48. Gender identity
49. Gender roles
50. Gender stereotypes.
51. The state of being equal in rights, opportunities, and treatment regardless of
gender.
52. A fundamental human right.
53. The elimination of discrimination based on gender.
54. The promotion of equal opportunities for all genders.
55. A basic principle of social justice.
56. The equal representation of all genders in all spheres of life.
57. The recognition of the value of all genders.
58. The recognition of the contributions of all genders to society.
59. The elimination of gender-based stereotypes.
60. The elimination of gender-based violence.
61. The elimination of gender-based harassment.
62. The recognition of the diversity of gender identities.
63. The recognition of the intersectionality of gender and other forms of
discrimination.
64. The recognition of the importance of gender in development.
65. The recognition of the importance of gender in health.
66. The recognition of the importance of gender in education.
67. The recognition of the importance of gender in employment.
68. The recognition of the importance of gender in politics.
69. The recognition of the importance of gender in the family.
70. The promotion of gender-sensitive policies.
71. The promotion of gender-sensitive budgeting.
72. The promotion of gender-sensitive laws.
73. The promotion of gender-sensitive education.
74. The promotion of gender-sensitive health services.
75. The promotion of gender-sensitive employment policies.
76. The promotion of gender-sensitive political systems.
77. The promotion of gender-sensitive family policies.
78. The promotion of gender-sensitive media representation.
79. The promotion of gender-sensitive advertising.
80. The promotion of gender-sensitive language.
81. The promotion of gender-sensitive research.
82. The promotion of gender-sensitive environmental policies.
83. The promotion of gender-sensitive disaster relief efforts.
84. The promotion of gender-sensitive peacebuilding efforts.
85. The promotion of gender-sensitive humanitarian aid.
86. The promotion of gender-sensitive international development.
87. The promotion of gender-sensitive urban planning.
88. The promotion of gender-sensitive transportation policies.
89. The promotion of gender-sensitive sports.
90. The promotion of gender-sensitive cultural practices.
91. The promotion of gender-sensitive entertainment.
92. The promotion of gender-sensitive fashion.
93. The promotion of gender-sensitive technology.
 94. The promotion of gender-sensitive entrepreneurship.
95. The promotion of gender-sensitive finance.
96. The promotion of gender-sensitive philanthropy.
97. The promotion of gender-sensitive science.
98. The promotion of gender-sensitive engineering.
99. The promotion of gender-sensitive arts.
100. The promotion of gender-sensitive spirituality.
GENDER IDENTITY

1. Identity
2. Self
3. Authenticity
4. Expression
5. Perception
6. Belief
7. Experience
8. Self-understanding
9. Orientation
10. Fluidity
11. Variance
12. Complexity
13. Diversity
14. Individuality
15. Discovery
16. Exploration
17. Uniqueness
18. Empowerment
19. Liberation
20. Confidence
21. Acceptance
22. Validation
23. Visibility
24. Pride
25. Courage
26. Empathy
27. Respect
28. Dignity
29. Human rights
30. Equality
31. Inclusivity
32. Non-conformity
33. Breaking norms
34. Defying expectations
35. Transformation
36. Growth
37. Development
38. Evolution
39. Self-discovery
40. Self-expression
41. Self-acceptance
42. Genderqueer
43. Androgyny
44. Neutrality
45. Masculinity
46. Femininity
47. Genderless
48. Transcendence
49. Ambiguity
50. Complexity
51. A person's internal sense of their gender.
52. The gender that a person feels they are, regardless of their biological sex.
53. A person's innate sense of being male, female, or something else.
54. The gender with which a person identifies.
55. A person's self-perceived gender.
56. The way a person experiences and expresses their gender.
57. An individual's deeply held sense of their gender.
58. A person's gender-related identity, appearance, and behavior.
59. The gender that a person presents to the world.
60. The gender that a person feels most comfortable with.
61. The gender that a person feels most authentic as.
62. The gender that a person feels most aligned with.
63. The gender that a person feels is true to themselves.
64. The gender that a person feels is an integral part of their identity.
65. The gender that a person feels is a core aspect of who they are.
66. The gender that a person identifies with at their core.
67. The gender that a person feels a deep connection with.
68. The gender that a person feels is their true self.
69. The gender that a person feels is a natural part of their being.
70. The gender that a person feels is congruent with their personality.
71. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their social role.
72. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their psychological makeup.
73. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their cultural identity.
74. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their spiritual identity.
75. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sexual orientation.
76. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their romantic attraction.
77. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their emotional expression.
78. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their physical expression.
79. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their intellectual self.
80. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their creative expression.
81. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their professional identity.
82. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their personal interests.
83. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of humor.
84. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their values and beliefs.
85. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their life goals and aspirations.
86. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their life experiences and
history.
87. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of purpose and
meaning.
88. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of belonging and
community.
89. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of justice and
fairness.
90. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of spirituality and
faith.
91. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of leadership and
empowerment.
92. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of social change and
activism.
93. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of beauty and
aesthetics.
94. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of adventure and
exploration.
95. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of connection and
intimacy.
96. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of humor and
playfulness.
97. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of curiosity and
discovery.
98. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of intuition and
insight.
99. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of empathy and
compassion.
100. The gender that a person feels is consistent with their sense of wisdom
and enlightenment.