Stephan Kyriacou

A short story based on the prompt: Write about a character who has reinvented themselves, but realizes it's not always easy to outrun your past.

How do you know if you're bisexual? Well, bisexual transgender man Stephan Kyriacou explains five signs you might be bisexual. Plus, he busts some bisexual myths and explains his definition of bisexuality.

Here’s how you can be respectful of transgender identities.

Presented by transgender man Stephan Kyriacou, original animation by PinkNews.

I focus on LGBT+ topics, namely issues that affect the transgender community. I also document my own transition, in the hopes that it may give hope to others who are in the same position I was in a few years ago.

A collection of fictional stories I have written.

What is gender dysphoria? If you are feeling uncomfortable or uneasy with your gender identity – or if somebody you love is having these feelings – here’s what you need to know.

This year saw the birth of the first-ever Trans Festival, an event conceived by Jecca Blac founder Jessica Blackler.

Christmas is fast approaching, and you’re probably already stressing about what to wear to all of those Christmas parties you’ve been invited to. Never fear – PinkNews has got you covered with our essential LGBT Christmas jumpers!

To celebrate Bi Visibility Day, we asked loud and proud bisexuals what tropes they're tired of hearing. YouTubers Elle Mills, Megan Dijkman, Taylor Behnke, Stephan Kyriacou and blogger Vaneet Mehta react to ridiculous bisexual stereotypes.

The ‘official’ Pride Month may be almost over, but the Pride celebrations are only just beginning, with London Pride taking place on July 6th followed by a day of Pride festivities. And Splendid is certainly getting into the Pride spirit!

An in-depth discussion about gender identity on the YouTube platform.

The public health system still seems to be lacking the proper resources and knowledge about trans people.

Patrik Hermansson, a gay activist from Sweden, has spent the last year undercover inside the alt-right.

LGBTQ+ people are either invisible or used as punchlines in big Hollywood films, according to a new report released by GLAAD.