Knobbs' Mission Statement
Knobbs' Mission Statement
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Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Our mission is to highlight and develop advancements for trans men and nonbinary individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB) who seek bottom growth to relieve body dysphoria and foster body euphoria.
The Need
Currently, options for AFAB individuals are limited to hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and surgical procedures, which may not be accessible, desirable, or suitable for everyone.
HRT can present two challenges:
• Plateau of bottom growth – growth often stops at a certain stage.
• Systemic exposure versus topical – systemic testosterone affects the entire body, while many nonbinary individuals may prefer localized options to affirm gender without full masculinization.
Our Goal
We aim to explore safe, innovative methods to increase and stimulate erectile tissue growth in the clitoris of AFAB individuals. Topical and localized approaches could provide affirming care for those seeking alternatives to systemic HRT or invasive surgery.
Our Values
We are committed to diversity, inclusivity, scientific integrity, and the highest ethical and legal standards in serving the LGBTQ+ community.
Thank you!
Where we are today
Where we are today
We are at the early start up stage; we have a site, a mission statement, and now we are appointing key figures to our team.
BYLAWS
Article I – Name and Purpose
Article I – Name and Purpose
The name of this association shall be Knobbs Research Center.
This association is organized exclusively for nonprofit purposes, including but not limited to:
to highlight and develop advancements for trans men and nonbinary individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB) who seek bottom growth to relieve body dysphoria and foster body euphoria..
This association is a non-corporate, unincorporated nonprofit association organized under Texas law.
Article II – Membership
Article II – Membership
Membership shall be open to any individual who supports the purposes of the association.
Members shall have the right to:
Vote in elections.
Receive updates and access to association records.
Propose programs or activities.
Membership may be revoked for cause (e.g., actions harmful to the association) by a majority vote of the governing body.
Article III – Governing Body
Article III – Governing Body
The governing body of this association shall be the Board of Officers or Steering Committee.
The Board shall consist of at least 3 officers: (roles to be established).
Board members shall serve terms of [1–3 years], and may be re-elected.
The Board shall:
Oversee the mission and programs.
Manage finances.
Adopt policies for operation.
Article IV – Officers
Article IV – Officers
to be determined
Article V – Meetings
Article V – Meetings
The association shall hold at least regular meetings per year.
Special meetings may be called by the President or by a majority of the Board.
Notice of meetings shall be given to members at least 14 days in advance.
A quorum shall consist of the officers.
Article VI – Finances
Article VI – Finances
All funds of the association shall be used to further the nonprofit purposes.
No part of the net income shall benefit any individual member; however, officers are considered employees.
The fiscal year shall be January 1 – December 31, unless otherwise decided.
Article VII – Amendments
Article VII – Amendments
These bylaws may be amended by a two-thirds vote of members present at any regular meeting, provided notice was given in advance.
Article VIII – Dissolution
Article VIII – Dissolution
Upon dissolution of the association, assets shall be distributed to another nonprofit organization with similar purposes, in compliance with Texas law.
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