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Action! Library
University of Alaska Anchorage
University of Alberta
Bentley University
The Breary School
Cal Poly University Pomona
University of California Irvine
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University of California Santa Barbara
California State University Sacramento
Camp Nebagamon
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Central Michigan University
College of the Marshall Islands
Columbus Human Rights Commission
Consolidated High School
The University of Delaware
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Erikson Institute
FCI Milan
Florida International University
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Heritage Behavioral Health Center
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Hofstra University
Hunter College
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Indiana Youth Institute
University of Iowa
Jamestown Community College Law Library
Kean University
Los Angeles LGBT Center
Maret School
Marquette University
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
Mt. San Antonio College Pride Center
New York Road Runners
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
University of Northern Colorado
Northern Essex Community College
The University of Oklahoma
Ohio University
Olympic College
PFLAG
Philadelphia Film Center
Rancho Community College District
Rutgers
Saddleback College
San Diego State University Library
University of San Francisco
San Francisco State University
Southeastern Community College
Summit County Public Health
Syracuse University
Texas State University
University of Toronto
Virginia Commonwealth University
The United Church of Christ, NSB
Western Kentucky University Libraries
Whittier College
University of Winnipeg
Education
Already in 50+ schools and universities, We Exist: Beyond the Binary is a documentary that looks at the construct of gender binary. We Exist offers a first-hand account of what it is like to exist other than male or female, primarily through the eyes of Lauren Lubin, a nonbinary athlete and activist. Follow Lauren’s life from childhood to the present, from a promising Division I sports career, to living in the rainforest, to top surgery, to now. In addition, We Exist includes interviews with nonbinary activists Tyler Ford, Kristen Russo, and Lauren Lubin, as well as Dr. Athony Vivasis (Clinical Director of Medical Services at Callen Lorde Community Health Center) and Dr. Charles Garramone, Board Certified Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon at The Garramone Center.
We Exist is a compelling, informative documentary addressing one of the foremost issues of the day. Designed with education in mind, We Exist interviews nonbinary individuals, activists and doctors to weigh in on subjects ranging from the gender binary, social constructs, pronouns, access, and safety, while telling the riveting story of Lauren Lubin. At 55 minutes, including educational animations within the film as well as a free study guide, We Exist is an excellent option to explore the gender binary in the classroom or a larger venue.
Press
“All in all, this is an important and timely piece… I would recommend this film for any academic library or any class exploring the complexities of sex and gender.”
Recommended – Educational Media Reviews Online
“So what’s the first step in spreading nonbinary awareness? Get this film and other pertinent educational resources in front of as many people as possible.”
‘We Exist: Beyond The Binary’ Proves Nonbinary Visibility Is Paramount – NYLON
“We Exist will not only invite and fuel meaningful dialogue, but will also serve as an up-close learning experience: an intimate journey with an honest and crucial message.”
‘We Exist’ Documentary Shows Life Beyond Gender Binary – After Ellen
“You know when you’ve heard your best friend tell a story, even though you’ve only heard it once, you’re buzzing with energy to share it with others? Lubin’s documentary feels like that.”
We Exist: Beyond the Binary Is a Sincere, Open Documentary About Gender – Autostraddle
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Sample Video Clips
How do sex, gender and sexual orientation intersect?
What’s the difference between sex, gender, and sexual orientation?
Why pronouns matter