I'm super excited about my upcoming memoir, I Hardly Knew Me. It will be available for pre-order very soon, and in the mean time, check out the interview I did with my publisher, Lake Drive books to get a feel for what's in the book and why I wrote it.

The Paris Summer Olympics which kicked off Friday, July 26th, opened in lavish fashion with a portrayal of a feast. But which one???

Check out Nia and Katie on A Matter of Faith Podcast

We're taking Embracing Queer Family out on the road!

Check out episode 5 of Embracing Queer Family where Katie and Nia share more about our story and journey. Since our new book Embracing...

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Check out Episode 3 of our new Podcast, Love in the Face: Embracing Queer Family! In this conversation, we sat down with Tree and Cindy...

Check out Episode 2 of our new Podcast, Love in the Face: Embracing Queer Family! In this conversation, we sat down with Austen Hartke...

We are super excited to announce the launch of our new Podcast, Love in the Face: Embracing Queer Family. On Love in the Face: Embracing...

We are honored to be featured as one of five families in this documentary highlighting LGBTQ+ families. Check out the trailer out now!

Embracing Queer Family: Learning to Live Authentically in our Families and Communities, available for pre-order now!

Transgender, Family, Love, Marriage

New Workshop with Transmission Ministry Collective There's still time to sign up for our new workshop Exploring Grief in Transition,...

We're happy to announce a partnership with Transmission Ministry Collective! Next month we'll be presenting a workshop called Partners in...

Katie and Nia discuss life with 5 kids and the services that are offed through Love in the Face.

I experienced my first funeral at age 9(ish). I honestly don’t remember the year. What I do remember is what I saw, and what I heard. ...

I should have anticipated this consequence of transitioning genders but I didn’t.

I was birthed into this world a miracle. Mystical occurrences and supernatural involvement with humanity was my primary life lesson.

If I made the decision to celebrate my queerness and walk away from God, I felt as if a part of myself was missing.

Picking a new name is a big deal for a trans person. It’s a moment when we get to control what happens, and most of us don't take it lightly