3/13/16 review of 2016 CU TRANSforming Gender Conference

(Image source: https://news.kgnu.org/2016/03/transforming-gender-conference/)

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the CU Boulder's 2016 TRANSforming Gender Conference.

This thread discusses some of the themes of the conference, such as gender in society; HIV and trans communities; the health risks of marginalization; trans people of color; the need to work for equality for everybody; activism and self-love; what inspires activists; trans and queer couples; trans and undocumented people; being genderqueer; and coming out to families.

The thread also mentions people like Nevaeh Anderson, CeCe McDonald, Jenicet Gutierrez, Tiq and Kim Milan, Rebecca Dunham, and Izzy Ahee.

Here is the link to the website for the TRANSforming Gender Conference.

4/25/15 review of Out for Health event at The Center

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the Out for Health event I attended at The Center on Colfax in April of 2015.

The Out for Health event was coordinated by The Center, an LGBTQ resources group in Denver, and One Colorado, Colorado's biggest LGBTQ advocacy organization, to summarize work the groups had done to promote health equality for LGBTQ people in Colorado.

My thread discusses some of that work, including the work the groups did with Denver Health. It discusses some themes regarding LGBTQ health disparity and equality. And it discusses some small conversations I had with people at the event. I then sort of rhapsodize over how much I want to volunteer for the organizations. I've eventually ended up volunteering a lot for them over the years.

Here is the link to the website for The Center on Colfax.

Here is the link to One Colorado's website.

11/29/14 review of One Colorado's report Transparent: The State of Transgender Health in Colorado

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of One Colorado's report Transparent: The State of Transgender Health in Colorado.

One Colorado is Colorado's leading advocacy group for LGBTQ Coloradans and their families. Their Transparent report was the first report of its kind in the United States. It was a study of the quality of healthcare for transgender people in Colorado. Incredible report. My thread basically gives some of the highlights.

For some strange reason, my thread also gives a two-tweet review of the film The Theory of Everything.

The most recent version of One Colorado's Transparent report is at this link.

You can also learn more about One Colorado by visiting this link.

And for anybody who would like it, here's the trailer for the film The Theory of Everything.