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- Seminar on the new Standards of Care – London 27th January 2012
- Schools OUT Conference – London 4th February 2012
- Gendered Intelligence Youth Group Meetings 7th,25th February & 6th, 31st March 2012
- Transgender Conference 2012 – Norwich 15–17th June 2012
- 12th Asian-Oceania Congress for Sexology – Matsue, Japan 2–5th August 2012
- Regular Events
Seminar on The New Standards of Care
Published by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health
Pink Therapy in association with GIRES present the 7th edition of the Standards Of Care (SOC) for the Health of Transsexual, Transgender and Gender Nonconforming people as developed by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). The seminar will be delivered by Bernard Reed OBE and Terry Reed OBE, who are both members of WPATH. GIRES has presented its award for 2011 to the 34 members of the WPATH committee that developed the standards.
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Schools OUT Conference
As always the Schools OUT Conference will be held on the first Saturday of February 2012. It is entitled: Educating OUT Prejudice through the LGBT Lens. Featuring the Classroom, The Rainbow Project and presenters and speakers from the other protected characteristics, the Conference will be rich in resources and ideas for practitioners in the classroom and stakeholders in an exclusive education service. Below you can find further details and how to register and book your place.
To register call the Drill Hall box office: 020 7307 5060
Fees:
Until Jan 26 2012: Student or Unemployed £10, Retired £15, Individual £40, Organisation £50.
After Jan 26 2012: Student or unemployed £15, Retired £20, Individual £50, Organisation £60.
EDUCATING OUT PREJUDICE THROUGH THE LGBT LENS
> Celebrating our new website "the Classroom"
> Gendered Intelligence, Mermaids and GIRES will explore how to challenge the concept of binary gender
> Disability History Month will explore challenging disability
> HMI/Ofsted will explore how we can use the curriculum to celebrate diversity
> Workshops will explore the lesson plans on the website
> There will be an opportunity to view the Rainbow Project films
> Schools Out AGM - vote in the new committee
> plus the usual chance to network
Other LGBT History Month Events Click here
7th and 25th February, 6th and 31st March
GI's Bi-Monthly trans* youth group
Gendered Intelligence are resuming their youth group sessions for all 13–25 year old trans* people including those who are questioning their gender identity.
Tuesday evening is going to be the new week night and Saturday afternoon will be the other day. The sessions are going to be fairly relaxed and will give an opportunity for you to get to know each other and discuss things that are relevant to you.
The sessions will cover:
•How to come out to friends, family members and school and work peers
•The positives and negatives of living stealth
•Improving your mental well being
•Decision making around transitioning and negotiating different models or ways of being trans
•Considering sex and relationships
•How we can educate those around us
So if you are just looking to find out more about being trans, or are exploring your gender identity and want to find friends or others with similar experiences then GI Youth Group is the place for you.
Alternatively if you are an old timer and want to have a catch up then GI hopes to accommodate everyone with their new more informal opt in/ opt out approach to any facilitated discussions.
The meetings are held at Central School of Speech and Drama.
Near Swiss Cottage Tube Station. Click here for a map.
Transgender Conference 2012
The next Transgender Conference, TG2012, will be held at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, on Friday June 15th (evening), Saturday June 16th and Sunday June 17th 2012.
Possible Key themes:
• The effects of NHS Reorganisation on the Transgender Community
• The effects of the New Diversity Act on the Transgender Community
Please Note, invitations to speak and calls for papers will come from Barbara Ross in due course.
More details will be forthcoming on the website www.transgender-advice.com in due course.
Please feel free to pass on these dates to anyone who you know would benefit from attending.
12th Asia–Oceania Congress of Sexology
All sexologists in Asia and Oceania are cordially invited to participate in the 12th Asia-Oceania Congress of Sexology in August, 2012. The Congress program aims to promote the noble goal of Sexual Health worldwide, by stimulating scientific discussions in the academic areas of sexual medicine, human sexology, sexuality education and other related fields. Particularly the participants from Asia and Oceania region are most welcome to join the Congress. The Congress takes place in Matsue, Japan and the official language is English.
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15-17th June 2012