Emi Koyama (born 1975 – June 2026) was a Japanese-American activist, artist, and scholar. Koyama's work discusses issues of feminism, intersex human rights, domestic violence, and prostitution, among others. Koyama is best known for her 2000 essay "The Transfeminist Manifesto", which has been republished in several transgender studies anthologies and journals. She was a founder of the advocacy group Intersex Initiative. In 2001, Koyama served as a student intern, staff activist, and program assistant for the Intersex Society of North America, before leaving to found and direct her own advocacy group, Intersex Initiative (IPDX). The organization runs classes, workshops, and lectures focused on discussing social, cultural, and medical issues faced by intersex people. Koyama and fellow intersex activist Betsy Driver founded Intersex Awareness Day in 2003, commemorating the first official demonstration by intersex activists in North America. More information...
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