Do Something: Trans and Non Binary Identity(ies) Documentary Screening
Screening of the award-winning documentary Do Something: Trans & Non Binary Identity(ies). Learn more about the film here!
Contested Solidarities: Queer and Trans Anti-Zionist Activism in Israel
This workshop examines the trajectory of queer and trans anti-Zionist activism within Israel, exploring how activists have engaged with questions of Palestinian liberation, Israeli militarism, and the intersections of sexual and national politics. Participants will explore the development of this activism from its emergence through contemporary movements, and analyzing key debates around the occupation and genocide, pinkwashing, homonationalism, and solidarity politics.
Just in Case: A Very Queer Workshop on Death & Care
This queer-centered workshop explores how to prepare for illness or death with care and intention. Participants will review key documents, protect chosen family and identity, and make their wishes known in often unaffirming systems. We’ll move gently and close with an introduction to death doulas as a source of support.
What’s Queer About Zines and Asexuality? A Personal and Political Exploration
In this presentation, the presenter will use
their lived experience and independent
historical research into asexuality as it
was understood in queer DIY print media
from 1950 to the present day to illustrate
to the impact of inclusion and
representation (or lack thereof) of
lesser-known identities in queer spaces.
Beyond “Just Communicate Better”: Identity, Power, and Nervous-System Safety
Participants examine how masking, power, and inequities shape communication—and how common strategies can reinforce harm. Using Growth-Promoting Conversations™ (GPC™), this workshop offers tools to center dignity, consent, and more authentic, sustainable connection.
Aspec, Autism & Kink: Supporting Therapy Clients
Join mental health professionals with lived experience as they explore research on autistic, kinky individuals on the asexual/aromantic spectrum—and how to apply it in therapy. Topics include foundational knowledge, counseling ethics, and key clinical considerations, with special attention to trans and non binary clients.
privilege and ethics in polyamory
This training is designed to be an exploration of privilege and ethics in polyamory, and framework for identifying your own relational ethics.
The Revolution Must Be Fed- Affirming Eating Disorder Care
Sociopolitical stress is continuing to amplify body image distress and disordered eating in trans and non binary clients. Learn from a dietician and therapist team on offering politicized, identity and neurodiversity affirming eating disorder care to trans, non binary, and queer clients.
Beyond the Rainy Day Fund: How to Prepare for Financial Emergencies in Chosen Family Structures
The standard advice to save six months of expenses isn’t realistic for many people. This workshop explores how we can share financial and non-financial resources to support each other through challenges like job loss, medical bills, and emergencies.
Using Evidence-Based Practices with Trans and Non binary Counseling Clients
Join us to learn evidence based interventions that you can use to help your clients to cultivate resiliency and a healthier relationship to themselves while they simultaneously navigate the stresses of being a target in an increasingly hostile culture.