2012-05-17T03:40:03截止日期：全球可及项目（GAP）招聘美国健康倡导主任Event Link
Director of U.S. Advocacy, Health GAP (Global Access Project)
Health GAP, a leading international advocacy organization comprised of AIDS, trade, and human rights activists, is seeking a Director of U.S. Advocacy. For more information about Health GAP and our current campaigns, please refer to www.healthgap.org
The primary objective of the Director U.S. Advocacy is to devise and win new or reformed U.S. Government policies that will greatly facilitate and support the number of people receiving access to affordable HIV/AIDS treatment worldwide, including USG budgets, trade policies, and financing mechansims for global health.
The Director of U.S. Advocacy’s principal responsibilities include:
? Developing and directing ongoing new policy and campaign initiatives focusing on U.S. policy makers, including policy recommendations, policy analysis, draft legislation, and supportive materials, and coordinating overall and day-to-day campaign strategies relating to US government policies.
? Forming and strengthening relations with relevant policy makers in all branches of government.
? Convening and coordinating several diverse coalitions of allies at national and grassroots levels in support of Health GAP campaign priorities,
? Helping translate direct action and creative grassroots pressure into political power to forward the humanitarian urgency of HIV treatment scale-up.
Organizational responsibilities include:
• Contributing to overall advocacy strategy and campaign development
• Attending biweekly conference calls and working group meetings, and quarterly strategy retreats;
• Submitting monthly workplans and reports and attending weekly staff calls, monthly in-person staff meetings and quarterly organizational retreats.
• Assisting with communications efforts, including action alerts and mobilization efforts
• Assisting with fundraising efforts and representing Health GAP's U.S. campaigns to stakeholders
Health GAP is deeply committed to fostering and affirming an inclusive, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic environment for its staff, and core members. Applicants are requested to include in the cover letter a description of how they will assist Health GAP in creating this environment and to write about their commitment to global justice. People of color, people living with HIV/AIDS and immigrants from the global south are strongly encouraged to apply for this position. A proven track record of a commitment to global social justice is our paramount requirement for the position. Support for direct action activism is also a requirement. We deeply value lived, personal experiences that will contribute to our organization’s culture. In addition, it is expected that the candidate would have existing relationships with some key stakeholders in the Global AIDS movement and would be knowledgeable about some aspects of our campaign work.
Health GAP is unique in that each of the staff work from home and the organization is non-hierarchical. However, we are seeking a candidate based primarily in Washington, DC or the immediate environs. Health GAP offers full health insurance, including basic dental and vision and three weeks vacation.
Health GAP is committed to our principles of pay equity among staff so the salary is between $50,000-$53,500.
Please send resume and cover letter to jflynn@healthgap.org immediately.
Candidates will receive an email confirmation that their application was received. If you do not receive this application, please resend.
Informational phone calls are welcomed and encouraged. Please direct your questions to Jennifer Flynn, Managing Director at (212) 537-0575 x 3.
2012-05-17T03:40:03截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:03截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:03截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:03截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:03截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
The Washington DC YouthForce, in collaboration with the AIDS 2012 Youth Programme, is organizing a Youth Pre-Conference open to young people who will be attending the XIX International AIDS Conference. It will include informative sessions and skills-building workshops on topics related to HIV/AIDS, ranging from scientific knowledge to effective political advocacy.
Submit your application by midnight EST on Monday, May 7, 2012.
Please note that in order for your application to be considered, you must be a young person between the ages of 15-26 who is a registered conference delegate with guaranteed support to attend the XIX International AIDS Conference (IAC) or a local youth applicant from the Washington DC Metropolitan Area.
All information provided will be treated with confidentiality. Completed application forms will only be shared with those who are responsible for choosing participants for the Pre-Conference. Incomplete applications will not be considered for review.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04健康的人2020：跨性别人士健康网络研讨会Event Link
Webinar Agenda:
Welcome and Introductions
AJ Pearlman (Moderator)
Immediate Office of the Secretary
US Department of Health and Human Services
Introduction to Healthy People and the New LGBT Topic Area
Don Wright, MD, MPH
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health (Disease Prevention and Health Promotion)
Director, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Overview of Transgender Health
JoAnne Keatley, MSW
Director, Center of Excellence on Transgender Health
University of California San Francisco
Development of Gender Identity and Mental Health
Walter Bockting, PhD
Professor, Program in Human Sexuality
University of Minnesota
Transgender Health Issues
Madeline Deutsch, MD
Director, Transgender Health Program
Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center
Q and A
Learn more about the new Healthy People 2020 LGBT topic area, gender identity and development, and transgender health issues. Register today
2012-05-17T03:40:04跨性别人士的权利就是人权 - 跨性别人士的健康（关怀）的启示Event Link
Arranged by: Unit of Gender Studies at Department of Thematic Studies and Unit of Gender and Medicine at Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Nordic Trans Network, Teaching Sex. Network for critical sexuality research and RFSL, The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights
This conference takes as its starting point the recent UN resolution that affirms human rights to trans persons and brings attention to human rights violations based on gender identity. The focus will be specifically on the healthcare context as a key space in which issues of rights, responsibilities and care are highlighted. The conference is funded by Riksbankens jubileumsfond.
Key note speakers are:
Susan Stryker, Associate Professor, Gender and Women’s Studies, director of Institute for LGBT Studies, Arizona University
Jamison Green, PhD, Trans Health Policy Analyst at the Center of Excellence for Transgender Health at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF Medical School), President-Elect of World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)
Dr Leighton Seal, Consultant Endocrinologist for the Gender Identity Clinic, West London Mental Health and Consultant Endocrinologist at the Thomas Addison Unit, St George's Hospital, Tooting London.
Dr Gunnar Kratz, Professor of Plastic Surgery, Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKE) Linköping University Hospital
Linda Almqvist, legal adviser, Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare
There will also be presentations in parallel sessions on the following themes:
The role of narratives/cultures in trans health
Trans youth
Sexual health
What is ‘health’
Standards of care
Trans rights as human rights – the right to health care
(Please, see below for more details and link to programme)
Registration and payment:
The conference fee is 750 SEK (fee includes 3-day conference pass, lunches, coffees, welcome drink on first evening and conference dinner and entertainment on the 9 may)
To register, please do both of the two following 2 steps:
Send an email with your name, preferred contact email address and any dietary requirements to: transrights.conference@gmail.com
Pay conference fee direct to Linköping University via bank transfer. All participants should include “Transrights/ as a reference to identify your payment.
For Swedish participants, transfers should be made to: Bankgiro: 5050-0016
For participants from other countries, transfers should be made to:
BIC/SWIFT: SWEDSESS, Swedbank, S-10534 Stockholm,
IBAN SE34 8000 0890 1192 4339 6711
There is a small fund available to apply for a conference fee grant from. To apply for this for grant, please send a motivation letter to the conference email address below by 20 March 2012
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04跨性别人士的权利就是人权 - 跨性别人士的健康（关怀）的启示Event Link
Arranged by: Unit of Gender Studies at Department of Thematic Studies and Unit of Gender and Medicine at Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Nordic Trans Network, Teaching Sex. Network for critical sexuality research and RFSL, The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights
This conference takes as its starting point the recent UN resolution that affirms human rights to trans persons and brings attention to human rights violations based on gender identity. The focus will be specifically on the healthcare context as a key space in which issues of rights, responsibilities and care are highlighted. The conference is funded by Riksbankens jubileumsfond.
Key note speakers are:
Susan Stryker, Associate Professor, Gender and Women’s Studies, director of Institute for LGBT Studies, Arizona University
Jamison Green, PhD, Trans Health Policy Analyst at the Center of Excellence for Transgender Health at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF Medical School), President-Elect of World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)
Dr Leighton Seal, Consultant Endocrinologist for the Gender Identity Clinic, West London Mental Health and Consultant Endocrinologist at the Thomas Addison Unit, St George's Hospital, Tooting London.
Dr Gunnar Kratz, Professor of Plastic Surgery, Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKE) Linköping University Hospital
Linda Almqvist, legal adviser, Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare
There will also be presentations in parallel sessions on the following themes:
The role of narratives/cultures in trans health
Trans youth
Sexual health
What is ‘health’
Standards of care
Trans rights as human rights – the right to health care
(Please, see below for more details and link to programme)
Registration and payment:
The conference fee is 750 SEK (fee includes 3-day conference pass, lunches, coffees, welcome drink on first evening and conference dinner and entertainment on the 9 may)
To register, please do both of the two following 2 steps:
Send an email with your name, preferred contact email address and any dietary requirements to: transrights.conference@gmail.com
Pay conference fee direct to Linköping University via bank transfer. All participants should include “Transrights/ as a reference to identify your payment.
For Swedish participants, transfers should be made to: Bankgiro: 5050-0016
For participants from other countries, transfers should be made to:
BIC/SWIFT: SWEDSESS, Swedbank, S-10534 Stockholm,
IBAN SE34 8000 0890 1192 4339 6711
There is a small fund available to apply for a conference fee grant from. To apply for this for grant, please send a motivation letter to the conference email address below by 20 March 2012
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04跨性别人士的权利就是人权 - 跨性别人士的健康（关怀）的启示Event Link
Arranged by: Unit of Gender Studies at Department of Thematic Studies and Unit of Gender and Medicine at Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, Nordic Trans Network, Teaching Sex. Network for critical sexuality research and RFSL, The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights
This conference takes as its starting point the recent UN resolution that affirms human rights to trans persons and brings attention to human rights violations based on gender identity. The focus will be specifically on the healthcare context as a key space in which issues of rights, responsibilities and care are highlighted. The conference is funded by Riksbankens jubileumsfond.
Key note speakers are:
Susan Stryker, Associate Professor, Gender and Women’s Studies, director of Institute for LGBT Studies, Arizona University
Jamison Green, PhD, Trans Health Policy Analyst at the Center of Excellence for Transgender Health at University of California, San Francisco (UCSF Medical School), President-Elect of World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH)
Dr Leighton Seal, Consultant Endocrinologist for the Gender Identity Clinic, West London Mental Health and Consultant Endocrinologist at the Thomas Addison Unit, St George's Hospital, Tooting London.
Dr Gunnar Kratz, Professor of Plastic Surgery, Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine (IKE) Linköping University Hospital
Linda Almqvist, legal adviser, Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare
There will also be presentations in parallel sessions on the following themes:
The role of narratives/cultures in trans health
Trans youth
Sexual health
What is ‘health’
Standards of care
Trans rights as human rights – the right to health care
(Please, see below for more details and link to programme)
Registration and payment:
The conference fee is 750 SEK (fee includes 3-day conference pass, lunches, coffees, welcome drink on first evening and conference dinner and entertainment on the 9 may)
To register, please do both of the two following 2 steps:
Send an email with your name, preferred contact email address and any dietary requirements to: transrights.conference@gmail.com
Pay conference fee direct to Linköping University via bank transfer. All participants should include “Transrights/ as a reference to identify your payment.
For Swedish participants, transfers should be made to: Bankgiro: 5050-0016
For participants from other countries, transfers should be made to:
BIC/SWIFT: SWEDSESS, Swedbank, S-10534 Stockholm,
IBAN SE34 8000 0890 1192 4339 6711
There is a small fund available to apply for a conference fee grant from. To apply for this for grant, please send a motivation letter to the conference email address below by 20 March 2012
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04艾滋病社区论坛：加勒比地区同志（LGBT）相关的羞辱和歧视Event Link
In recognition of the International Day against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO) 2012 – GMHC (Gay Men's Health Crisis) in collaboration with amfAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and UNAIDS will host a community forum to discuss strategies for overcoming stigma and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in HIV services.
What - HIV Community Forum: LGBT-related Stigma and Discrimination in the Caribbean
When - 15 May 2012 - 6:30-8:30 pm
Where - GMHC 7th Floor Dining Room - 446 W 33rd Street between9th and 10th Aves (NYC)
Panelists - Eric Castellanos (C-NET+/Belize); Pauline Park (NYAGRA); Christopher Quarles (APICHA); Luke Sinnette (Friends for Life/Trinidad and Tobago)
More info - Julissav@gmhc.org or +1.212.367.1385
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:042012年艾滋病和新出现疾病国际研讨会（isheid）Event Link
Despite major advances in the past 25 years, HIV infection remains a global threat with major scientific, societal and human challenges ahead. With an economic crisis able to undermine public investments, access to HIV prevention, HIV treatment and care are in jeopardy.
The ISHEID seeks to promote scientific excellence and to strengthen the global commitment against HIV/AIDS. It presents new scientific knowledge and offers many opportunities for structured dialogue on the major issues facing the global response against HIV/AIDS.
The 2012 programme will focus on current ‘hot topics’ in HIV research: understanding the mechanisms of HIV persistence and maintenance in reservoirs, trying to find a cure…, but also on socioeconomic and policy aspects. Different sessions will tackle ‘Human Rights & HIV/AIDS’, ‘Prevention of HIV Transmission’, ‘Access to Care’... Ultimately, the meeting will also address recent findings in the fields of viral hepatitis and emerging infectious diseases which need the same kind of global approach.
A variety of session types – from abstract-driven presentations to symposia, workshops and plenary lectures – will meet the needs of various participants. This human scale conference allows to meet international Key Opinion Leaders in a friendly atmosphere, to exchange ideas and to share experience. Consequently, the 2012 ISHEID will offer an exceptional opportunity for professional development and networking.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:042012年艾滋病和新出现疾病国际研讨会（isheid）Event Link
Despite major advances in the past 25 years, HIV infection remains a global threat with major scientific, societal and human challenges ahead. With an economic crisis able to undermine public investments, access to HIV prevention, HIV treatment and care are in jeopardy.
The ISHEID seeks to promote scientific excellence and to strengthen the global commitment against HIV/AIDS. It presents new scientific knowledge and offers many opportunities for structured dialogue on the major issues facing the global response against HIV/AIDS.
The 2012 programme will focus on current ‘hot topics’ in HIV research: understanding the mechanisms of HIV persistence and maintenance in reservoirs, trying to find a cure…, but also on socioeconomic and policy aspects. Different sessions will tackle ‘Human Rights & HIV/AIDS’, ‘Prevention of HIV Transmission’, ‘Access to Care’... Ultimately, the meeting will also address recent findings in the fields of viral hepatitis and emerging infectious diseases which need the same kind of global approach.
A variety of session types – from abstract-driven presentations to symposia, workshops and plenary lectures – will meet the needs of various participants. This human scale conference allows to meet international Key Opinion Leaders in a friendly atmosphere, to exchange ideas and to share experience. Consequently, the 2012 ISHEID will offer an exceptional opportunity for professional development and networking.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:042012年艾滋病和新出现疾病国际研讨会（isheid）Event Link
Despite major advances in the past 25 years, HIV infection remains a global threat with major scientific, societal and human challenges ahead. With an economic crisis able to undermine public investments, access to HIV prevention, HIV treatment and care are in jeopardy.
The ISHEID seeks to promote scientific excellence and to strengthen the global commitment against HIV/AIDS. It presents new scientific knowledge and offers many opportunities for structured dialogue on the major issues facing the global response against HIV/AIDS.
The 2012 programme will focus on current ‘hot topics’ in HIV research: understanding the mechanisms of HIV persistence and maintenance in reservoirs, trying to find a cure…, but also on socioeconomic and policy aspects. Different sessions will tackle ‘Human Rights & HIV/AIDS’, ‘Prevention of HIV Transmission’, ‘Access to Care’... Ultimately, the meeting will also address recent findings in the fields of viral hepatitis and emerging infectious diseases which need the same kind of global approach.
A variety of session types – from abstract-driven presentations to symposia, workshops and plenary lectures – will meet the needs of various participants. This human scale conference allows to meet international Key Opinion Leaders in a friendly atmosphere, to exchange ideas and to share experience. Consequently, the 2012 ISHEID will offer an exceptional opportunity for professional development and networking.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04艾滋病生物医学预防研究：通往终结艾滋病的桥梁Event Link
Meeting Description
In the United States, Black men who have sex with men (MSM) are the community most severely impacted by HIV/AIDS. Please join us for an update on the current state of biomedical HIV prevention research and a discussion of the implications of these new strategies for Black gay and bisexual men.
Moderator
Gary Daffin
NBGMAC/NMAC Be The Generation Bridge Initiative
Welcome
Rev. Keron Sadler
NAACP / Manager of Health Programs
Background
Moises Agosto
National Minority AIDS Council (NMAC)
Presentations
Dr. Kenneth Mayer
Harvard Center for AIDS Research
Co-Director/Medical Research Director, The Fenway Institute
Keith Green
AIDS Foundation of Chicago
Co-Chair, Chicago Black Gay Men's Caucus
Christopher Chauncey Watson
George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services
Co-Chair, Young Black Gay Men's Leadership Initiative
Ernest Hopkins
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Chair, National Black Gay Men's Advocacy Coalition (NBGMAC)
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
2012-05-17T03:40:04截止日期：种族、性和平等，性和性别研究与教育中心（CREGS）夏季学院招生Event Link
The 11th annual Summer Institute will explore the concepts of race, sex, and equity through critical analysis of race, gender, sexuality, age, and disability.
This year's program will feature preeminent sexuality research scholars, sexual rights advocates, and program implementers whose research and advocacy work challenges conventional paradigms around sexuality and racial equity.
Structure:
The Summer Institute is divided into two 2-week sessions, each session earns three academic credits (undergraduate or graduate). During each of the two weeks, the daily schedule is divided into three "classes". The morning CORE lecture combines undergraduate and graduate students and is led by our featured speakers, top academics and researchers from across the US. The afternoon is split into a project course (one for undergraduate and one for graduate level students) and an elective. Participants choose their elective on a first come, first serve basis according to registration and payment receipt.
Dates:
Three options are available:
Two-week Session 1: June 18 - June 29, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Two-week Session 2: July 2 - July 13, 2012 (3 academic credits)
Four-week Session: June 18 - July 13, 2012 (6 academic credits)
Tuition and Fees:
Application Fee
$25 (to be included with final application)
Course Fees
The 2012 costs are:
$1575: 2 week session, with 3 academic/32 CE credits OR
$2400: 4 week session, with 6 academic/64 CE credits
Admissions:
Deadline for priority registration/international applicants is April 1, 2012, and all domestic applicants (US residents) is May 1, 2012.
Applications:
Interested in applying? Fill out our pre-application here.
May 31st- June 2nd 2012
at the Philadelphia Convention Center
Now in its eleventh year, PTHC proudly offers a space for transgender people and our allies, families, and providers to come together to re-envision what health means for transgender people. The focus of this unique conference is promoting transgender health and wellness in mind, body, spirit, and community. PTHC recognizes the interconnections among all aspects of our well-being; including health, safety, education, employment, housing, and social support.
Further, PTHC recognizes that accessible and quality healthcare is an integral part of self-determining our bodies and identities in the larger world. As much as possible, PTHC strives to ensure that the conference addresses the diverse needs of all transgender communities: transgender men, transgender women, gender-queer, and gender-variant people, as well as our partners, families, and allies. In addition, in an effort to increase the availability of quality, culturally-competent care for transgender communities, PTHC also provides a workshops for medical, mental health, and social service providers.
We are committed to making the conference as inclusive and accessible as possible. Therefore, the Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference charges no registration fee.
11th Annual PTHC Planning Process
Planning for Next Year The planning process is already underway for the 11th Annual Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference which is scheduled for May 31 - June 2, 2012. If you are interested in participating in the planning process, please contact Jacsen at jcallanan@mazzonicenter.org . Planning meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month at 6:45pm in Philadelphia. All are welcome!
