LGBTQA+ October 2020 Workshops
On Thursday, October 22, and Thursday, October 29, the LGBTQA+ Center will be hosting inclusivity and allyship workshops exclusively for Pace students! Join in the discussion.
The LGBTQA+ Center offers a variety of trainings and workshops for students, faculty, and staff at Pace including Safe(r) Zone, Trans 101, About the Center, Stand with Me, and other educational workshops by request. Now available online, these important sessions are an excellent way to learn more about the LGBTQA+ community both as a member and an ally. The Center is also hosting a number of ongoing Fall 2020 events like Queer Movie Monday, Social Justice Reading Club, QTPOC Corner, and more all throughout the semester. We hope to see you there!
Please email Emmett Griffith, associate director of the LGBTQA+ Center, with any questions you might have, and be sure to register to attend these workshops:
Trans 101
Thursday, October 22 | 3:30 p.m. | Register for the Trans 101 workshop
Open to all Pace students, this workshop will provide a crash course on trans and nonbinary identities, issues, and inclusive practices. Join the Center to learn more!
Active Allyship
Thursday, October 29 | 3:30 p.m. | Register for the Active Allyship workshop
Open to all Pace students, faculty, and staff, this workshop will provide a crash course on active allyship frameworks and practices. Join the Center to learn more!
For more information and the latest updates on events and workshops, please visit the LGBTQA+ Center website and follow their Instagram account.
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