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Human Relations Commission of the City of Los Angeles Transgender Working Group is investigating the interactions between transgender individuals and staff of the Police Department. This survey attempts to address only one interaction with the police, if you had multiple interactions, please choose one interaction as the subject of this survey. With this survey you will assist us in making recommendations to the Police Department on arrest and detention procedures affecting transgender individuals. In addition to this survey, there will be & aac

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This is a list of the workshop and roundtable abstracts and presenters. This list does not include the Plenary Talks or entertainers. If you want to register for the conference, go to www.equalityandparity.org. You can register in English or English. If you reside in California please apply for a scholarship. The conference is free, but scholarships cover, if live 50 miles from the conference location, transportation, food and lodging. If you live less than 50 miles from the conference location, scholarships can't cover lodging. And if you like outside of California, you are not eligible for a scholarship, but you are welcome to attend the conference. Hotel registson
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Community Planning ( Elizabeth Mediano )

Comprehensive Integrated Prevention Services Model For TG of Color ( Woodward & Jackson )

Continuing Conversations on Advancing TG Community HIV Prevention & Care ( Mattee Jim, Heather Northover & David Pieribone )

Developing a Grassroots Transgender Care Project for Urban and Rural Latin Communities (

Campbell & __ )

Differing Risk Behaviors among TG Women, MSM, and MSM/W ( Jane Rohde and Cathy J. Reback )

The Dual Marginalization of TG Inmates: An Examination of a Uniquely Vulnerable Population

  ( Lori Sexton, MA, Jennifer Sumner, MA, Valerie Jenness, PhD )

Equitable Empowerment – One educator’s thoughts on how to teach people without limiting them ( Ryka Aoki )

Evil Deceivers: Transphobia and Transphobic Violence ( Talia Mae Bettcher, PhD )

Getting Past It! (

Valerie Shields )

The Gender Diversity Project: Educational Resources for Your Classroom and Workplace

  ( Marinoff & Thompson ) Good Jobs NOW: Economic Development for TG Communities ( Farley, Shlasko, et al )

Harm Reduction Model for Treatment of M-to-F Transsexuals Below the Poverty Line ( Jennifer A. Burnett )

Health Care as Community Empowerment: Linking HIV/AIDS Prevention & Care to TG Health are Access ( Cecilia Chung)

Latina Transgender Community Living with HIV (disclosed and undisclosed) (

Jessica Alvarez

) Life on the Line: An Overview of Legal Protections ( Tara L. Borelli )

Make it work! Addressing Common Challenges in HIV Prevention Programs for TG (

Luis Gutierrez-Mock & Thomas-Guess Yavante

) Negotiating Sexuality: For People of All Genders and Bodies (and Parts) (

Alexander Yoo

) Popular MLXC Transgender HIV Prevention at a Pharmacy Near You: What You Need to Know about California

's Disease Prevention Demonstration Project ( Meghan Ralston )

TranSalud: an Innovative intervention for Latinas MTF TG via the Internet ( Carla Clynes, Claudia Cabrera, Yazmin Macias )

Transition Age Youth (

Rosalyne Blumenstein ) YOURS! Trans-Latin United

NOW - Working With Transgender Latinas in San Francisco

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• 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.
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• 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