Check out these websites:
Whenever a transgender is revealed in their Right-Gender Expression, everyone around them scrambles to the internet to find out, What's a transgender?!!!  What's the Real Scoop.

So often what they find is horrible & disgusting:  Mental disease, surgical mutilation, sin, suicide, hate crime, divorce....

Transsexuality is NOT horrible & disgusting.  Divorce & hate exist only because people decide to become mired in the black tar of negativity.

The following are sites that celebrate life.  They're positive because they harness people's unique gifts and strengths.    They worship the God of Love, not the demon of hate.
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BLOGS
Donna Rose:     http://www.donnarose.com/
Some blog, lots of information, solid insight.

Pam's House Blend:   http://www.pamshouseblend.com/
Items of general GLBT interest.  Sometimes right on the money; sometimes really strange.  Always entertaining.

Transgender Forum:  http://www.tgforum.com/
A vast subscription-required site with all sorts of information--some useful, some not.  Designed primarily to meet other TG's.  You could surf for months and still never reach the end of the postings.  Bring your hip-waders to get through the BS.

INFORMATION
Does anyone know of good sources of information?

HEALTH POLICY
Does anyone know of good sources of information?

SCHOOL POLICIES
Few school districts have policies that address transsexual student & staff transitioning.  Here are a few that have policies that preserve the transsexual's dignity & privacy:

Dade County, FL (YES Institute):    http://www.yesinstitute.org/gender/           The YES Institute gets a B:  they're mired in the mental illness paradigm and their restroom policy could be misunderstood--they actually advocate using the standard restrooms appropriate to Gender Expression.    Their anti-violence program is solid;  the Gender Safety Leader program is inspired.

Toronto, Canada:    http://www.ctys.org/          Toronto gets an A+ for excellent and affirmative policies

SENIORS
Does anyone know of good sources of information?

SPIRITUALITY
Sequoia Elizabeth Carpenter is a Spiritual Peacemaker minister with two websites:  one offers an in-depth guide to using peace, love and unity as a basis for living;  the other covers more mundane issues of transsexuality.

SPIRITUAL AWARENESS SITE:   http://blessedawareness.org/
TRANSGENDER INFO SITE:   http://sequoiablessed.info/