Raised Without Gender looks at young people in Sweden who express their gender and identity in an affirming approach, instead of outdated disease model approach developed in Toronto last century.
With recent victories for the trans rights movement and more young people defining as something other than "male" or "female" than ever before, VICE host Amelia Abraham goes to Sweden – the world's most forward thinking country when it comes to questioning gender – to find out what it's like to grow up without the gender binary.
In Sweden, the gender neutral pronoun "hen" has been in the national dictionary since 2015 and is now commonly used by most Swedes, the Swedish government's school plan has since 1998 forbidden enforcing gender stereotypes, and government funded gender neutral kindergartens with gender aware teachers has made it possible for families to raise their children without a set gender identity, something that often sparks controversy in the foreign press.
Also if this is a topic of interest, Reddit's science subreddit has been featuring AMAs with some of the most prominent scientists in the field of gender identity and expression this week.
• Raised Without Gender (YouTube / Vice)
