No Drinking. No Drugs. No Lesbians. What were your Training Rules?

 Join ASAP, the Black/African American Cultural Center, the GLBT Resource Center, and GUIDE as we screen Training Rules, a film that uses  Harris vs. Portland case to depict the impact of homophobia on female athletes.  The film will be shown at 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 10th, 2010, at the Durrell Center.  For more information, please contact Foula Dimopoulos at foula.dimopoulos@colostate.edu.  For more information on the film, please visit, Training Rules.

 Seeking Participants for Spring 2010 Coming Out Group -- Sexuality (COGs)!

Questioning your sexuality?  Newly out to your family, friends or yourself?  Ever wondered about what it means to be a part of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities?  If you have ever asked any of these questions, we have a community for you! 

We are now accepting participants for the Spring 2010 COGs group.  COGs is a 10-week closed group, beginning on Wednesday, February 17, 2010, from 6pm – 8pm. Topics include self-development, healthy relationships and safer sex, religion and spirituality, coming out to those important to you, and much more!   Anyone interested in this group must attend an information session.  This group is restricted to CSU students only.  Your co-facilitators are Cecilio Alvarez and Foula Dimopoulos! If you are interested in participating or need more information, please contact Foula Dimopoulos at 970.491.4342 or foula.dimopoulos@colostate.edu. COGs is sponsored by the GLBT Resource Center.

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Barriers to Full Citizenship on Colorado Campuses for Transgender & Gender Variant Students, Staff, & Faculty: A qualitative research opportunity.

We invite you to participate in a qualitative research study exploring the lived experiences of transgender and gender variant students, staff, and faculty members within institutions of higher education in Colorado.

This project has been developed in collaboration with the Colorado Trans on Campus working group of the Colorado Anti-Violence Program. The working group consists of trans-identified and non-transgender allies who are student leaders, activists, staff, and faculty from numerous Colorado colleges and Universities.

The project consists of one-on-one interviews lasting 60 to 90 minutes which explore the barriers and supports that participants have encountered in their experiences on campus. All information collected in the study is confidential and will only be reported in aggregate form to insure that participants' identities are not recognizable. Participants will be receive a $25 gift certificate from a local or online retailer for their participation in the study.

The study is being led by Dr. N. Eugene Walls, Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Denver and has been approved by the Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Subjects at the University of Denver. Questions regarding the study can be directed to Dr. Walls at 303-871-4367 or via email to ewalls2@du.edu

To be eligible to participate, you should be:

A.         Current student, staff, or faculty member at a Colorado institution of higher education;

                        OR

Have been a student, staff, or faculty member at a Colorado institution of higher education within the last 12 months;

B.         18 years of age or older

C.         Identify as transgender, identify as gender variant, or be perceived as gender variant by others. (Gender variant may also be known as gender non-conforming, genderqueer, gender fluid, etc.)

To schedule an interview, contact Dr. Walls at 303-871-4367 or by email at ewalls2@du.edu

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