Data show that trans individuals experience disproportionately high rates of sexual assault compared to their cisgender peers, yet very few survivor support spaces are accessible to trans men. Using autoethnography to reflect on the experiences of serving as a peer facilitator of a grassroots peer support group for transmasculine and non‐binary survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence in the United States, this article illuminates issues frequently iterated by trans survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence within peer support group settings. From these experiences, common themes are highlighted that reveal new insights and considerations for those who work with transmasculine survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence.

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支持性侵和亲密伴侣暴力的男性后遗症幸存者：同伴支持促进的思考

数据显示，跨性别者遭受性侵犯的比例比顺性别同龄人高得多，但跨性别者无法获得幸存者的支持空间。本文利用民族志学来反思在美国担任跨性别和非二元性攻击幸存者和亲密伴侣暴力的基层同伴支持小组的同伴促进者的经历，本文阐明了性攻击的跨幸存者经常反复讨论的问题和同伴支持小组设置中的亲密伴侣暴力。从这些经验中，突出强调了共同的主题，这些主题揭示了与跨性别和亲密伴侣暴力的男性幸存者一起工作的人们的新见解和考虑因素。