HI :)

Hi Ritchie, welcome!

Erin!!!!!!!!!!!! Hi!!!

Hi Everyone Hope all is well.

Hello Sharon!

Well said!

Supporting and not being judgmental when engaging in those discussions

Listening and being a support system, being a confidant, being a consistent friend

Learning names and having genuine dialogue.

Great answers Ciara and Adam!

I rotate through zoom virtual backgrounds. One is the pride flag in a heart shape.

Love that Collette!

mentioning my non-binary and gay family members. using their preferred pronouns . helping a student change his birth name on the roster to his gender.

Wonderful Angela :)

Knowing that it's ok to not know everything, but that it's important to be able to direct folks towards resources that may be able to better support them than I can.

Kelly is a great resource herself!!

hi Kelly! you’re awesome! 💕

Great news on the bathroom front, we have some available already!

We have all gender restrooms! Also, everyone should have the opportunity to use the restroom they're most comfortable with.

Here's the campus map that indicates where all gender restrooms are available on campus

*Valencia campus

I think these should be included during orientation or campus tours

I believe that it's important to let students decide where they want to go. That's there decision.

*their

I wish I knew the location of all gender restrooms on campus, too

be sure to download that Map!

I will thank you 😊

Here is a blank of the gender unicorn if you'd like to fill one out about yourself or think about it independently.

I encourage yall to fill it out when you have time, it can be eye-opening!!

And do it more than once, sometimes it's fun to see how things that seem stable may actually be fluid over time.

https://transstudent.org/gender/

fantastic way to demonstrate inclusive curriculum!

For bio and physics and math: there are so many LGBTQ scientists throughout history.

Alan Turing, Nikola Tesla, Sally Ride, etc. etc. etc.

We have been around for a looooooong long time hehe

Here's a TED talk to help learn more about intersectionality: https://www.ted.com/talks/kimberle_crenshaw_the_urgency_of_intersectionality?language=en

Thank you for the presentation and dialogue today.

Intersectionality is a term that comes from UCLA Law Professor Kimberle Crenshaw. If you'd like to hear her talk about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViDtnfQ9FHc&ab_channel=NationalAssociationofIndependentSchools%28NAIS%29

YES! @Ritchie! Especially in indigenous culture. Colonialism erased our ancestral concepts of who we are by imposing/weaponizing gender binary thinking

Yes exactly!

And it continues even today

Great job, Lauren!

Thanks so much for an informative and supportive presentation.

Thank you for the links!

I'm so sorry--I have to go to my next presentation. Please feel free to email me with any questions you may have for me! Here's my email address: erin.delaney@canyons.edu

A recent favorite quote I heard was ”Gender is not kin to biology, it is kin to racism. It is used to oppress.”

Thank you all. Rebecca said it all and I agree.

www.canyons.edu/alliances

Check out info about all alliances here :)

thank you to everyone!

Yes, thank you for the great discussion.

abram.antler@canyons.edu

Thank you so much! this has been wonderful!

QueerSCV.com

Check out the zine here!

Great session! THANK YOU ALL!!!

I will definitely be reaching out to you Professor Antler!! It would be great to collaborate and bring a guest speaker to COC!!

Thank you for doing this presentation!

thank you!

This was great. Thanks!

Thank you all!

Thank you everyone for your participation.

Thank you all!

Thank you for sharing!

Great job panelists!

Thank you all!!

Thank you all!

Thank you guys for letting me jump in at the last!

Thank you! Great talk.

Thanks SO much everyone!

Thank you, this was really helpful and positive!

Thank you, Flavio!