Translating Identity Conference, 2/25-26, University of Vermont

Sep 22, 2005 02:07

Translating Identity Conference, 2/25-26, University of Vermont

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Hello!

Back by popular demand, Free To Be, the University of Vermont's Gay,
Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Alliance is proud to announce the
fourth annual Translating Identity Conference at the University of
Vermont on February 25th and 26th 2006!

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. This
conference seeks to translate gender identity to both the queer community
and its allies.
Registration and attendance are FREE although registration will not open
until December 15th 2005. Optional meal tickets are available for $5,
though no one will go hungry for lack of funds. Since space is limited,
the TIC committee asks all attendees to reserve your spot by registering
online at www.uvm.edu/~tic

The TIC Committee is currently accepting proposal submissions for
workshops, talks, and other presentations. There are three ways to submit
a session proposal. You can download the proposal submission form as a
Microsoft Word Document (.doc) or as an Adobe file (.pdf), both located
on the website, to print out and snail mail to us, or you can use the
online form, also located on the website. You only need to complete one
of these options.

Please forward this message to all listserves, groups, and individuals
you think might be interested in submitting a proposal or attending.

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