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Transphobia / Racism / Sexism
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• Presentation Format
• abstract submissions will be accepted for:
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Panels - presentations related to research, academic. These can be submitted individually (the committee in charge of the program will group presentations), or in groups of two or three.
Roundtables - open dialogue on specific topics where participants can equally participate in the discussion.
• All sessions will last approximately 75 minutes.
• Submission Guidelines
• Please submit a proposal of no more than 200 words in describing the submission. Please include Informat

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We invite providers of all types, students, community members, and researchers to submit abstracts on topics related to Transgender HIV/AIDS which may include, but are not limited to the following :

• Activism/Advocacy/Social Justice
• Body Image
• Capacity Building
• Coalition Building
• Community Building
• Community Organizing
• Co-Occurring Disorders
• Employment
• Empowerment/Self-Esteem
• Gender and Sexuality
• Harm Reduction
• HIV Prevention Interventions
• Hormone Therapy
• House and Ball Communities
• Housinacism/Sexism
Presentation Format
Abstract Submissions are being accepted for:

Workshops - interactive sessions that incorporate participants into the learning/teaching.

• Panels - academic, research-related presentations. These can be submitted individually (the program committee will group presentations together), or as a group of two or three.
• Roundtables - open dialogue on selected topics where participants can equally share in the discussion.
All presentations will be approximately 75 minutes long.
Instructions for Submission
Please submit a proposal of no more than 200 words describing the presentation planned. Please include information on how the presentation is Relevant to Transgender HIV Prevention and / or Care.
Please include the Following information:
• Name (s) of presenter (s)
• Presentation title (or titles if group panel)
• Type of presentation (workshop, panel, roundtable)
• Type of audio / visual equipment required (limited)
• Organization or Agency (if applicable)
• Location (City and State)
• Email address Phone number
• Submissions due by September 19, 2008

Please submit your abstract online

, or mail to Next-Level Consulting, 995 East Green Street, # 140, Pasadena