Open to the public, conference attendees, or are otherwise not for pre-set group of attendees.
For current & future, new & experienced adult advisors of GSAs and similar clubs. This interactive workshop explores the roles of advisors, available resources, group structures, and responding to challenges.
A part of the Pearl River Public Library Community Conversations series:
As awareness and acceptance around gender and sexuality grows, more youth and adults are questioning, disclosing, and embracing their LGBTQ+ identities.
For parents, families, and friends, this can be both joyous and stressful. Many are unsure of how to best support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning friends & family or what they need to thrive.
Whether struggling or supportive, this presentation provides an opportunity for adult loved ones to learn more about LGBTQ identities and a space to ask tough questions.
Whether you're a climber who's new or experienced in supporting trans & nonbinary people, this workshop series is designed to elevate your allyship and explore your role in ensuring trans, gender nonconforming, and nonbinary (TGNCNB) climbers have equitable access to climbing communities.
A workshop for the loved ones of LGBTQ children & teens. This presentation provides an opportunity to learn more about LGBTQ identities and a space to tough questions.
Brought to you by the Shaker Junior High School Gay-Straight Alliance and the SHS & GLASS student clubs.
A workshop for the adult loved ones of LGBTQ individuals.
Whether struggling or feeling very supportive, this presentation provides an opportunity for loved ones to learn more about LGBTQ identities and a space to ask tough questions.
For many of us who have experienced trauma and violence in our lives, navigating sexuality may feel like a field of landmines. This workshop is designed to hold space for queer & trans survivors of abuse, assault, and other violence to discuss the challenges and triumphs of our own sexual (or not so sexual) journeys. We will evaluate our own needs and desires, and seek to learn tools from each other for supporting boundaries, healing, and resilience.
Sponsored by CDPHP. You do not need to be a CDPHP member to attend.
This workshop provides an overview of the health needs specific to our communities and a space to collectively discuss how we access healthcare, tips and tricks, strategies for reducing harm to our bodies, and options for medical transition.
A workshop for the loved ones of LGBTQ individuals.
Whether struggling or feeling very supportive, this presentation provides an opportunity for loved ones to learn more about LGBTQ identities and a space to ask tough questions.
If you’ve ever dated or been in a relationship with someone from a different socio-economic class background, you may have felt as though you’re operating in different languages...and you’re right. This interactive workshop examines the vital role class holds in our relationships as we navigate sexuality, family, and big & small decisions.
We will create space to examine how class interacts with other dynamics of race, citizenship, sexual orientation, gender, ability, and more. Join us for an exploration of our challenges and hopes, and leave with tools for better communication and action to support the health of our mixed-class relationships.
Sliding scale $6-25 (pay what you are able). All sexual orientations, genders, and relationship configurations welcome. Come on your own or with significant other(s)!
