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Stand Up Against Islamophobia: An evening with Suhaiymah Manzoor Khan
Oculus, OC0.02
More information | Tags: Community Equality, Diversity & Inculsion Equality,Diversity & Inculsion |
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Trans Awareness Week talk "What's the T?"
S0.19

Mon 14 Nov (Week 7)

7-9pm

S0.19 (Social Sciences, Ground Floor, http://campus-cms.warwick.ac.uk/share/26b66fba3f593233b82b6cf68a3c92caLink opens in a new window).

This event is hosted by Warwick Pride

To kick off Trans Awareness Week, we are hosting "What's the T?", an evening of short talks on themes of Trans Awareness:

Jupiter will give a talk on "Trans Awareness Week - Why it's Important"

(CWs: transphobia, queerphobia, current politics)

Sam will give a talk on "Experiences of Trans Students and Staff in HE"

(CWs: discussion and examples of cisnormativity and transphobia (including institutional forms), misgendering, deadnaming, and harassment, as well as the impact of estrangement and poor mental health. There will be a brief mention of sexual violence, self-harm and suicide (in the context of prevalence for the trans community), though there will be no extended discussion or examples.)

Tal will give a talk on "Trans Representation in the Media"

(CWs: discussion of transphobia, mentions of SA (no details) and discussion of microaggressions)

Ella will give a talk on "The Importance of Trans Joy and its Nuances"

(CWs: transphobia/transphobic rhetoric)

Everyone is welcome, and we encourage trans allies in particular to come along to learn more!

More information | Tags: E, D and Inculsion E, D & Inculsion Equality, Diversity & Inculsion Equality,Diversity & Inculsion LGBT+ Queer Queering University |

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