Past Events
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Dr. Jamaica Osorio, University of Hawai’i
Oct 13th 2021 4:00 pm
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Marie Laing
Dec 1st 2021 4:00 pm
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Dr. Megan Scribe, X University
Jan 25th 2022 4:00 pm
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Dr. Shamari Reid, University of Oklahoma
Feb 16th 2022 4:00 pm
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Professor of Trans History: Jules Gill-Peterson
Jun 15th 2022 4:00 pm
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Dr. Alex Wilson, University of Saskatchewan
Oct 19th 2020 4:00 pm
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Dr. Bettina Love, University of Georgia
Nov 16th 2020 4:00 pm
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Dr. Ed Brockenbrough, University of Pennsylvania
Jan 11th 2021 4:00 pm
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UBC’s Gender Diversity Audit
Jan 25th 2021
Both T2SGD and non-T2SGD UBC community members are invited to complete an anonymous and confidential online survey. Learn More
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Chris E. Vargas, Western Washington University
Feb 8th 2021 4:00 pm
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Drag Pedagogy: Queer Performance as Educational Practice with Lil Miss Hot Mess, Maiden China & Grace Towers
Mar 15th 2021 4:00 pm
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EPSE 308: Sexual and Gender Diversity in Elementary and Middle Schools
Nov 1st 2018
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EPSE 308: Sexual and Gender Diversity in Schools
Nov 2nd 2018
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SOGI-Inclusion for UBC Student Development & Services Pro-D Retreat
Nov 19th 2018
Discrimination and harassment are commonplace for LGBT students and workers. Discrimination often begins in education, which hampers employment prospects and potential.
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SOGI 101: Introduction to Teacher Candidates
Jun 6th 2019
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To be or not to be… Out?
Sep 28th 2016
We’ll look at the advantages as well as the challenges. Several guests, including Glen Hansman, BCTF President, will share their perspectives. Whether this is a burning question for you, or you simply want to know how to support your colleagues who choose to be out, don’t miss this opportunity to learn more and join the discussion.
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TEFA Talks Two Spirit
Oct 26th 2016
TEFA welcomes Harlan Pruden, UBC PhD student and First Nations Cree scholar and activist, as he shares his fascinating journey and perspective on being Two Spirit. Come and learn more about what it means to be Two Spirit and how we can take an intersectional approach to better understand and support students who are both Indigenous and sexual or gender minorities.
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Diversity Cubed! Teaching and Supporting Intersecting Identities
Jan 11th 2017
Join three panelists from diverse cultural backgrounds who support LGBTQ youth facing multiple forms of bias as they learn, grow and define themselves. We will explore the complexity of intersectionality and the consideration that must be present in order to teach, support and celebrate students’ various identities.
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The Legal and Professional Landscape: Sexuality and Gender Identity in Schools
Jan 26th 2017
Recent changes to both BC and Canadian legislation, as well as a new directive from the Ministry of Education mean that the legal land professional landscape regarding sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) in schools has been clarified. Join legal pioneer barbara findlay, Q.C., and BCTF President, Glen Hansman, as they outline and take your questions regarding the legal and professional rights and responsibilities of educators in BC around sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI).
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Opening Hearts and Minds: How Elementary Educators Can Create SOGI Understanding
Feb 15th 2017
From an early age, children have been taught that their gender shapes who they are, what they play with, who they should love, and what they may do with their lives. These gender boxes not only confine and suppress their passions and interests, but also provide an endorsement to ridicule and police those who dare to step outside.
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Elementary Sexual Health Education That Includes All Students and All Bodies
Mar 8th 2017
Comprehensive sexual health education is mandated in BC, and teaching sex ed can be one of the most exciting parts of a new teacher’s job. Join Kristen Gilbert, Opt’s Director of Education, for a talk about how to make puberty education inclusive for all bodies and identities. The days of separate puberty talks for “boys and girls” are long gone! Explore best practices and acquire some of the new language we’re using in BC’s most progressive classrooms.
SOGI UBC is funded by the Jane Rule Initiative at UBC established by Dr. Robert Quartermain.