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GREAT ENTERTAINMENT-GREAT SOCIALIZING-GREAT SEMINARS-GREAT PACKAGES-GREAT TIME
http://www.be-all.org
beallinfo@chi-triess.org
Telephone:(708) 863-7714
Fax: (847) 259-1804
Mailing Address:
Olivia-Be-All,P.O. Box 785 Prospect Heights, IL 60070
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DetailsThe California Dreamin TG Conference is back! Seminars, socializing and a grand banquet for MtF TS's and CD's, spouses and SO's.
April 20-23, in San Jose, California.
email:info@california-dreamin.org
Phone: (408) 243-2042
Mail:
California Dreamin
PO Box 1127
Santa Clara, CA 95052-1127
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DetailsColorado Gold Rush
3895 Upham St., Suite 40 Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
http://www.gicofcolo.org/
When: February 23rd to the 26th, 2006
Where: Red Lion Hotel Denver Central, 4040 Quebec St., Denver, CO
Fee: varies
The Colorado Gold Rush is a national transgendered conference hosted by the Gender Identity Center and is held in beautiful Denver, Colorado.
Workshop topics include relationships, cross dressing, transition, hormones and therapy. We will also have several workshops for our significant others as well! We will be having a LOT of fun, very good workshops for both the TG person whether you are a transsexual, cross dresser or someone who's not sure where in the spectrum you fall, to the spouses and significant others of TG people as well!!
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DetailsThe Midwest's Premier TransGendered Conference! Now Hosted In Kansas City!
We offer a professional, affordable weekend getaway and an opportunity for you to development yourself and lasting friendships. We will have seminars, social hours and entertainment designed with you in mind.
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DetailsFTM 2006: A Gender Odyssey
When: Sept 1 - 4
Where: Seattle, WA
Gender Odyssey is a national conference for masculine-identified people who were assigned female gender at birth. It is an opportunity for us to gather together, share our experiences, speak our truths, and learn from one another in a spirit of celebration and community building.
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DetailsWhen: February 10 - 12
Where: American University - 6th floor of the Butler Pavilion and in the Mary Graydon Center nearby
Fee: $10 for employed persons, and $5 for students, those between jobs, and others with limited income
Program Committee, Lavender Languages XI
c/o Department of Anthropology, American University
4400 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Washington DC 20016
202-885-1831
wlm@american.edu
The Lavender Languages and Linguistics Conference examines language use in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and/or queer life. Languages and linguistics are broadly defined here, to include studies of: pronunciation, vocabulary and meaning, conversational structures and styles, life stories and other narratives, fiction, and poetry, the ?language? of scientific and historic documents and print media, meanings encoded in spatial practices, sign language, non-verbal communication, and communication through photography, cinema and other visual arts. While presentations usually focus on local linguistic practices, they do not neglect the global spread of North Atlantic "gayspeak" and the growing tensions between (homo)sexuality and citizenship worldwide, or the need to position site-specific practices within broader contexts of social, cultural and linguistic theory. Presentations from established scholars and from those just beginning to explore lavender language issues are welcomed.
Preregistration is not required
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DetailsSeptember 29 in Atlanta
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DetailsTranslating Identity Conference
Free To Be
B-163 Billings Student Center
University of Vermont
Burlington, VT 05405
http://www.uvm.edu/~tic/
tic@uvm.edu
(802) 656-0699
Translating Identity is a free conference focusing on gender and gender identities. Open to the public, this event hopes to reach out the University of Vermont, the Burlington community, and the nation as a whole to educate us all further about transgender issues. With multiple panels to choose from at any time, some panels will be directed towards trans people and others will be for those who are fairly unfamiliar with the transgender movement and the topic of gender identity.
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DetailsWhen: October 18 - 22, 2006
Where: The Galt House
Fee: $65 early, $85 otherwise
The first major transgender conference planned by and for African-American transgender people was a success with attendees coming from all parts of the US for four days of seminars, socializing and strategizing how to build a stronger more cohesive African-American transcommunity. The Conference Planning committtee is already hard at work putting together TSTBC 2006.
The conference is geared toward African-American transgender people and their allies and supporters, with seminar topics that reflect our heritage and the unique problems that we face not only as transgendered people but being a person of color.
contact bro.joshua@netzero.net for more information, or write to TSTBC at:
P.O. Box 5896, Louisville, KY 40255
(502) 899-9139
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DetailsWorld Conference of the International Lesbian and Gay Association
When: March 27 - April 3
Where: Geneva, Switzerland
The conference will be held as the same time as the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, an international fora which has failed to this day to recognise us and our rights. It will be another occasion to remind the UN the urgent necessity to explicitly proclaim sexual orientation and the free expression of gender identity as human rights.
ILGA conferences are open to all. In order to fully participate to the event by attending caucuses, propose an amendment, decide of the agenda, present a candidate and vote, an LGBT group need to be a member of ILGA and pay its annual contribution to the work of the organisation (125 euros for organisations in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand, 20 Euros for the rest of the world). Members can also apply for a scholarship to attend the conference. Members which cannot attend can also ask another group to vote on their behalf.
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