Lgbtq health & resilience conference at rutgers
Understanding the Role of Resilience in Gender and Sexual Minority Communities
Understanding the Role of Resilience in Gender and Sexual Minority Communities
Thursday, September 17, 2020
2:15 pm ET / 1:15 pm CT / 11:15 am PT
While it is adequately documented that Gender and Sexual Minority individuals have faced lifelong stigma, discrimination, and other experiences that may direct to adverse psycho-social outcomes, an emerging program of study suggests resilience can be a buffer against the impact of these stressors. This webinar will highlight how universal health approaches to health and well-being have historically been rooted in a deficits based model and the recent shift in emphasis to examine strengths-based perspectives in GSM communities, especially in older HIV+ same-sex attracted men.
Join this free, 60-minute webinar where we will discuss:
- using a resiliency based approach to health disparities
- strengths of the gender and sexual minority community in coping with stigma and discrimination
Meet the Presenters:
Kristen D. Krause, PhD, MPH (she/her/hers), is an adjunct faculty member at the Rutgers University Academy of Public Health (SPH) and the Deputy Direc
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Best Book of the Year Award
We are delighted to announce that the GLBTQ Division of the National Communication Association (NCA) has selected Andrew Spieldenner and Jeffrey Escoffier’s book, A Pill for Promiscuity: Male lover Sex in an Age of Pharmaceuticals, as the winner of the Leading Book of the Year Award!
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In February of 1988, the former President of Rutgers University, Edward J. Bloustein, created the President’s Elect Committee for Lesbian-Gay Concerns which addressed the issues of gay and woman loving woman students as well as University faculty/staff members. In 1988, the Select Committee for Lesbian and Queer Concerns assembled and presented specific courses of deed the university could accept to seriously mitigate the injustices directed towards LGBT people on campus. The first objective of the Select Committee for Lesbian and Lgbtq+ Concerns was to create an Office for Lgbtq+ and Lesbian Concerns with a minimum of a one full-time staff member, which would monitor the implementation of policies aimed at creating an environment free of fear, aggression, or harassment. In 1992, the Office of Diverse Community Affairs and Woman-loving woman and Gay Concerns was founded under the route of Dr. Cheryl Clarke. In Fall 2005, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs renamed and restructured the former Office of Diverse Group Affairs and Lesbian Same-sex attracted Concerns. This unit became the Office for Social Justice Education and LGBT Communities (SJE). During the Fall 2009 semester, the Office f Session: Promoting the wellbeing and resilience of LGBTQ people (Society for Social Function and Research 25th Annual Conference - Social Work Science for Social Change)Schedule: Friday, January 22, 2021: 3:45 PM-4:45 PM Cluster: Sexual Orientation and Gender Self * noted as presenting author Learning to Endure: A Qualitative Examination of the Protective Factors of Homeless Gender Minority Youth and Emerging Adults Engaged in Survival Sex Brett Greenfield, MSW/MDiv, Rutgers University; Edward Alessi, PhD, Rutgers University; Dean Manning, BA, Rutgers University; Caroline Dato, Rutgers University; Meredith Dank, PhD, John Jay College of Criminal Justice Understanding LGBTQ+ Peoples' Experiences of Stigma and Resilience in the Context of Pregnancy Loss: Implications for Social Labor Practice Ashley Lacombe-Duncan, PhD, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Nazanin Andalibi, PhD, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Lee Roosevelt, PhD, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Ky Wojciechowski, MSc, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor; Emma Weinstein-Levey, MSW(c), University of Michigan-Ann Arbor An Affirmative Co
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