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Fall 2020
LGBTQ Studies at UW Oshkosh: Students Call for Curriculum Infusion
By creating a more balanced curriculum, we benefit all students. This session will feature a panel of students discussing why they chose the LGBTQ Studies certificate, why the infusion of LGBTQIA+ curriculum in all their classes is important to them, and effective methods of curriculum infusion that they have seen.
BiPanPoly-Activism in 2020
Bi-activist Victor Raymond joins the UWO BiPanPoly Group to discuss the current climate for bi/pan/poly-sexual and -romantic people. Raymond, a former board member of BiNet, was part of a group of bi-activists invited to the white house to speak with former president Obama. A two spirit person, Raymond talks about how his intersecting identities uniquely situated him in today’s world.
Queer and Trans in the workplace: Politics
Queer and Trans individuals discuss their experiences in the workplace–the good, the bad, and the ugly. Panelists are John Erickson and Aaron Wojciechowski.
Co-Sponsor: Career and Professional Development.
International Pronouns Day: A Celebration of Trans and Nonbinary Lives
In a celebration of all trans and gender non-conforming folx and their pronouns, on October 21st, 2020, the official International Pronouns Day, the UW Oshkosh LGBTQ+ Resource Center invites you to a program featuring speakers Eliza Farrow and Nathaniel Fores and a panel discussion by nonbinary students from the three University of Wisconsin Oshkosh campuses and the seven public high schools in the Fox Valley. In preparation, please watch the documentary I am They: A Nonbinary Lovestory.
This project/program is funded in part by a grant from the New Harvest Foundation, Inc.
Queer & Trans Lives Across the UW System LGBTIQA+ Professionals’ Perspectives
In recognition of the LGBT Resource Center Awareness Day on October 19, 2020, LGBTQIA+ professionals from across the UW System are bringing you their perspectives on the climate on UW campuses for queer and trans people, their roles in addressing this climate, and a little on the history of their Resource Centers.
Harvey Milk LGBTQ+ Scholarship Dinner 2020
This virtual dinner and program honors the courage and spirit of Harvey Milk, whose activism set an example of the crucial connection between education and social change. Our goal is to raise awareness and provide scholarships for both LGBTQIA+ students at UW Oshkosh and LGBTQIA+ high school students in the Fox Valley who will be enrolling at one of the UW Oshkosh campuses. This 10th year anniversary program will honor this year scholarship winners and highlight past scholarship winners as we find out what our Harvey Milks of today are doing.
Worlds AIDS Day
Join Diverse & Resilient’s Peer Navigator, Julius Pittman, as he talks about how intersecting identities and COVID-19 impacts those living with HIV/AIDS within a state, national, and global perspective.
Co-Sponsor: Rainbow Alliance for HOPE, Women’s Center, Reeve Diversity & Inclusion, Student Health Center, and Student Recreation and Wellness.
Spring 2021
QTPOC Students Navigating PWIs Black Voices
This new series will focus on the intersection of being queer and trans (QT) and being a person of color (POC), looking at the challenges and rewards of navigating an education at a predominantly white institution (PWI). Our first program will raise black voices.
Our student panel members are Tavyonia Davis from UW Parkside, Tiara Allen from MATC in Milwaukee, and Hanette Kamanda from UW Green Bay.
Co-Sponsor: Black Student Union, Division of Academic Support of Inclusive Excellence, Men of Color and Latino/a/ Hispanic Initiatives, Student Achievement Services, Women’s Center, and and UW Parkside Student Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Council (SEDI)
Queer and Trans in the Workplace Higher Education
Queer and Trans individuals will discuss their experiences in the workplace–the good, the bad, and the ugly. Panelists are Nick Antonichi and Shawn Patrick. We are joining the discussion in process.
Co-Sponsor: Career and Professional Development
Exploring Polyamory Consent, Communication, and Honesty
What is polyamory? How is it different from polygamy? What are common misconceptions? What can people in monogamous relationships learn from people in polyamorous relationships? Come discover the answers to these questions and more!
Panel members: Devin Matznick, Alli Kannenberg, Paul Kannenberg, Victor Raymond
Fun With Pronouns… But How Do I Pronounce Them?
Please turn on the subtitltes by clicking on CC in the bottom right corner of the video to see how the pronouns are spelt!
The LGBTQ+ Resource Center staff and interns are so often asked how to pronounce pronouns that we decided to make this video so you can hear nonbinary pronouns in action. We will be giving you one way to pronounce these pronouns, but know that some will pronounce them differently. Try to reflect back the pronoun pronunciation the person uses for themself.
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Queer and Trans in the Workplace: Community Health Care Services
Queer and Trans individuals will discuss their experiences in the workplace–the good, the bad, and the ugly. Panelists are John Erickson, Kathleen Muskee, and Livia Rowell-Ortiz.
QTPOC Navigating PWIs Asian Voices
This new series will focus on the intersection of being queer and trans (QT) and being a person of color (POC), looking at the challenges and rewards of navigating an education at a predominantly white institution (PWI). This program will raise Hmong/Asian voices.
Co-Sponsor: Black Student Union, Division of Academic Support of Inclusive Excellence, Men of Color and Latino/a/ Hispanic Initiatives, Student Achievement Services, Women’s Center
Twelfth Annual LGBTQ+ Ally March
On this day, we celebrate all who are queerly diverse and all who are dedicated to making our schools, communities, nation, and world safer and more accepting of sexuality and gender diversity. Join us in celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community and learn how to better ally with this community. Tell us how you ally and post pictures in your LGBTQ+ Ally March Tees!
Queer Dramatic Readings Invisible Identities
Join us for a night of queer readings! Immerse yourself in the LGBTQIA+ written word brought to life by personal voice.
QTPOC Navigating PWIs Indigenous Voices
This new series will focus on the intersection of being queer and trans (QT) and being a person of color (POC), looking at the challenges and rewards of navigating an education at a predominantly white institution (PWI). This program will raise indigenous voices.
Co-Sponsor: Black Student Union, Division of Academic Support of Inclusive Excellence, Men of Color and Latino/a/ Hispanic Initiatives, Student Achievement Services, Women’s Center
Fall 2021
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