TODAY:
Gender Fluidity Movement Workshop
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There's still time to sign up for Lori Teague and Tommy Greenler's Gender Fluidity Movement Workshop! This transformative and rejuvenating workshop is about loving and living fully in your body and moving together in a safe space.
Join us TODAY, Dec. 6 from 4pm to 5:15pm in the Schwartz Center!
Register here or click on the photo to reserve your spot. |
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Come join us in AMUC 132 any day this week from 4pm to 6pm for some quiet study time. Snacks and supplies will be provided.
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Queer Discussion Groups:
See Y'all Next Year!
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Last week, most discussion groups met for the last time this semester. Please refer to our Instagram or your discussion group leader for more information. Thank you all so much for joining us throughout the term 🌈
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LGBT Life's
Playlist Exchange
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Looking for new queer music? Want to share some of your current bops?
Participate in our playlist mixer, happening now through the end of the term!
Submit a playlist by clicking the image or visiting this link: http://www.lgbt.campuslifetech.org/forms/view.php?id=85154
View playlists created by others by coming into the office to scan QR codes! |
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LAST CALL
Community Needs Assessment
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What services is LGBT Life missing? What types of things do we need? What kinds of things are we doing well?
If you have answers to those questions, fill out the Community Needs Assessment and be entered for a chance to win Apple AirPods or a $25 gift card!
We want to know how to serve you better.
Help us shape the future for Emory's LGBTQIA+ students!
Click the image or follow this link to fill out the survey: tinyurl.com/emorylgbt |
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In case you missed it:
LGBTQ+ Leadership Funds
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Applications are open for both of Emory's LGBTQ+ Leadership funds!
The Dr. Daniel D. Adame Leadership Fund provides stipends of up to $1000 to support leadership opportunities for two LGBTQ+ students or allies each year. In keeping with the values of the fund's namesake, recipients will pursue opportunities related to physical, mental, emotional, social, spiritual, or environmental health.
The J. Michael Aycock Leadership Development Fund supports leadership opportunities and increases the leadership potential for LGBTQ+ students. Leadership opportunities can include but are not limited to attendance/participation in LGBT leadership retreats, LGBT leadership programs, LGBT networking events, and/or national, regional or state LGBT conferences. Awards are up to $1000.
More information about these funds, as well as application details, can be found by clicking on the image or the following link: https://lgbt.emory.edu/resources/leadership.html |
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Consortium of LGBT Resource Professionals:
Demystifying Conference Proposals
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Looking for more info on the conference proposal process? Look no further.
In this workshop, participants will practice ways to transform their personal experiences into educational materials. Participants will also learn to use promising practices for writing a strong conference proposal.
Many general conferences value diverse forms of presentations, including practice-based workshops, interactive learning experiences, performances and art pieces, and personal story-sharing. Know that your personal experiences as a member or ally of the LGBTQIA community can serve as a powerful educational tool that inspires others.
Register to attend this workshop on one of the following dates:
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Check out this new class offering!
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A PE class specifically designed for trans, gender non-conforming, and queer students? Sign us up! 😎💪🏽
Don't forget to add this class before Dec. 22,
the last day of add/drop/swap until January!
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Looking for a break from finals week?
Stop by and pick up a book or two! Our library has hundreds (maybe even thousands) of queer books, from short pocket books to anthologies of many pages.
Alok V. Menon's Beyond the Gender Binary, pictured here, is the perfect combination of engaging reading and mind-blowing insight.
"The most lethal part of the human body is not the fist," they write. "It is the eye."
Stop by AMUC 132 from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday to come check out some cool books! Or just hang out with us and study 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️📙
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