Jessica Buch

How I feel about today being Intersex Awareness Day🧚🏻‍♂️ - Now that you are aware, check out my story and my “intersex” highlights to inform yourself about us. We exist in many different shapes and forms. I love my intersex body. The most important thing I can do right now for my community is to inform others that we exist, to dispel the misconceptions and shame inflicted on us from a young age. Hope you choose to inform yourself and learn about something new today 💜💛💜 #IAD

Corfuuuuuuuu 🇬🇷💙

Just like that I’m done whatttttt 🎓😵‍💫❤️

This is probably one of the nerdiest posts I’ve made but those who know me know that my truest self is nerdy. I love science. I love learning. I love expanding my mind. I can’t believe I’m finally graduating college. If you know my journey, you know why this is such a big deal to me. I am so proud to be graduating from the number 1 public university in the US on June 18th, 2023 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics 👩🏻‍🎓🎉 #ucla2023

Today I spoke at @kpmedschool about my experience being an Intersex person, where I touched on the mental health effects of being told by medical professionals to hide part of your identity, especially as a teenager. Intersex people are just a regular part of biology. I hope in the future more people choose to inform themselves and expand their minds about binary gender & sex so that people can feel safe being who they are. For more information, see my highlights called ‘Intersex’ on my profile. 🧬💜

I am excited to invite you to the Intersex 101 Panel during Sex Week UCLA 2023, which will take place during week 4 of the spring quarter, on April 28th at 12pm. This virtual panel will explore Intersex health and health adversities with renowned experts in the field, including Dr. Michael Kreuzer, Dr. Ilene Wong, Hans Lindahl (@hihellohans) and Kyle Knight (@kyleknighthrw). Intersex individuals face immense stigma and human rights issues, such as forced gender-affirming surgery, incompetent medical care, and shame. As an Intersex person myself, I am passionate about bringing awareness to these issues and educating others about the struggles that our community faces. This panel is geared towards undergraduate students, medical students and professionals, and staff at UCLA. By attending, you will gain valuable insight into the experiences of Intersex individuals and learn about the best practices for providing care and support to our community. To be able to attend, you must register for the Webinar with your email by clicking on the link or using the QR code. You must have the Zoom app downloaded to do this. No password is required, however. Zoom link: https://ucla.zoom.us/w/93082115907?tk=tTeqDTcVrucDbt4E0jyuj1h-nU3B4F-JtINLIhzgSF8.DQMAAAAVrCBfQxpmYWtlNXlGaXFYNU1SVy1GRUdXVnR6eHg5QQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I hope you will join us for this important discussion and help to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for Intersex individuals at UCLA. We would love to spread the word about our upcoming Intersex 101 panel at UCLA! Please help us by sharing the event flyer with your fellow friends, family, advocates, and activists. Our goal is to have a large audience, so we appreciate any help in getting the word out. Thank you! ✨✨✨✨✨✨

You get what you want, you want, you want 😮‍💨

@westchannelrd shoot with my besties 📸💗✨

Started wearing more and going out less lol

Back to my roots in Copenhagen 🇩🇰

Adventure time 🌳🌿🌈

Miami does it right every time 🏖