For episode 12 of The Good Edit, host Rebecca Davis speaks with transgender woman, activist, author, rabbi, speaker and educator, Abby Stein (part two). 
 
In the second instalment (if you haven't listened to part one yet, best to start there) of this two-part gritty and grounded conversation, they explore:

• Abby’s decision to leave the Ultra-Orthodox community, and how she finally did it
• Her transition - and response from her parents
• How Abby best expresses her femininity 
• Abby’s experiences with transphobia and ‘haters’
• Why the conversation needs to shift from ‘tolerance’ to ‘celebration’.

EPISODE RESOURCES: INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT FOR THOSE QUESTIONING THEIR ULTRA-ORTHODOX/ORTHODOX LIFESTYLE

• Pathways Melbourne (Australia): SMS 0403 822 406 for a callback; or e-mail [email protected].
• Footsteps (US): Call 877-783-7755 or e-mail [email protected]
• Hillel (Israel): E-mail [email protected]
• Mavar (UK): Call 020 8144 5074; or e-mail [email protected]

EPISODE RESOURCES: DEPRESSION

• If your life is in immediate danger, call 000 now
• Lifeline Australia. Call: 13 11 14
• Beyond Blue. Call: 1300 22 46 36

EPISODE LINKS

• Follow Abby Stein on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
• Purchase Abby's Stein's book, 'Becoming Eve: My Journey from Ultra Orthodox Rabbi to Transgender Woman' (published by Seal Press)
• 'Celebrating Abby' by Rebecca Davis (The Australian Jewish News)

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Editor & Sound Engineer: Saul Muscatel

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