Some conference events have been placed, for online formatting purposes, into the programming tracks. These events (particularly the dining & entertainment events, and the student workshops) are not actually affiliated with these tracks, and may have no relationship to their assigned track theme

Conference Schedule

Feb. 7, 2013

Time	Health & Sexual Assault	Identity	Internationality & Culture	Practical Applications	Queer Histories	Sex & Body Positivity
6 p.m.	Conference Check-in Yale Women's Center
8:15 p.m.	Welcome Address: Why Does Queer History Matter? SSS 114
9:30 p.m.	Screening of "Keep the Lights On" and Talkback with Director Ira Sachs Whitney Humanities Center Auditorium
10 p.m.	Drag Cabaret with the Bad Romantics Sudler Hall

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Feb. 8, 2013

Time	Health & Sexual Assault	Identity	Internationality & Culture	Practical Applications	Queer Histories	Sex & Body Positivity
9:30 a.m.	Carry Him One More Time: A Reflection on Providing Care for GLBTQ Patients From the 1980s to Today WLH 119	Queering Jewish Ritual Dwight Hall Library	Undocumented Queerness: Freedom of an Illegal Immigrant The Gallery of the Afro-American Cultural Center	Cunninglinguists: An Erotic Slam Poetry Workshop Trumbull Room in Branford	The Lesbian Herstory Archives: A Snapshot of Herstory WLH 309	Sometimes A Penis Is Not Just A Penis: Body-Affirming Sexuality Talk for Everyone LC 317
11 a.m.	Evolution and Revolutions for Gender Nonconforming Youth: Early Identification and Support as Keys to a New Future The Gallery of the Afro-American Cultural Center	Queer Power, Queer Vulnerability: BDSM, Femme, and Generating Resistance in Identity WLH 119	Queer Around the World: an Anthropology of Sexuality WLH 309	Queering the Law: Important Issues Beyond Gay Marriage LC 211	Queer(ing) Art: A Panel on Sexuality, Cultural Production, and Meaning- Making LC 101	The Sexual Politics of Topping LC 317
12:30 p.m.	Career & Activism Fair and Lunch Reception Slifka Chapel
2 p.m.	Break N/A
2:45 p.m.	Self-Discovery Through Yoga The Founder's Room in the Afro-American Cultural Center	Two-Spirit People: Colonization, Resistance, and Alliance WLH 309	Screening of "Whistlin' Dixie" and Talkback with Director Meredith Heil WLH 117	Racial Justice Organizing and Coalition Building WLH 207	Queer Up Comics WLH 208	Secret Fantasies: The Hidden World of Personal Desire WLH 116
4:30 p.m.	Keynote Address: Jarrett Barrios SSS 114
6 p.m.	QPOC Breakout Meal Davenport Private Dining Room	Shabbat Dinner Slifka Center	Pizza Party with oSTEM LC 211	Queer Womyn's Dinner Office of LGBTQ Resources Lounge	Munch with Mollena Williams Yale Women's Center
8 p.m.	Screening of "The Wizard of Oz" WLH 119	Cynthia Nixon: Artist for Equality, Featuring the Yale Whiffenpoofs Woolsey Hall
10:30 p.m.	In Queer We Trust Alchemy Nightclub
10:45 p.m.	Ga(y)me Night Yale Women's Center

Time

Health & Sexual Assault

Identity

Internationality & Culture

Practical Applications

Queer Histories

Sex & Body Positivity

9:30 a.m.

Carry Him One More Time: A Reflection on Providing Care for GLBTQ Patients From the 1980s to Today

WLH 119

Queering Jewish Ritual

Dwight Hall Library

Undocumented Queerness: Freedom of an Illegal Immigrant

The Gallery of the Afro-American Cultural Center

Cunninglinguists: An Erotic Slam Poetry Workshop

Trumbull Room in Branford

The Lesbian Herstory Archives: A Snapshot of Herstory

WLH 309

Sometimes A Penis Is Not Just A Penis: Body-Affirming Sexuality Talk for Everyone

LC 317

11 a.m.

Evolution and Revolutions for Gender Nonconforming Youth: Early Identification and Support as Keys to a New Future

The Gallery of the Afro-American Cultural Center

Queer Power, Queer Vulnerability: BDSM, Femme, and Generating Resistance in Identity

WLH 119

Queer Around the World: an Anthropology of Sexuality

WLH 309

Queering the Law: Important Issues Beyond Gay Marriage

LC 211

Queer(ing) Art: A Panel on Sexuality, Cultural Production, and Meaning- Making

LC 101

The Sexual Politics of Topping

LC 317

12:30 p.m.

Career & Activism Fair and Lunch Reception

Slifka Chapel

2 p.m.

Break

N/A

2:45 p.m.

Self-Discovery Through Yoga

The Founder's Room in the Afro-American Cultural Center

Two-Spirit People: Colonization, Resistance, and Alliance

WLH 309

Screening of "Whistlin' Dixie" and Talkback with Director Meredith Heil

WLH 117

Racial Justice Organizing and Coalition Building

WLH 207

Queer Up Comics

WLH 208

Secret Fantasies: The Hidden World of Personal Desire

WLH 116

4:30 p.m.

Keynote Address: Jarrett Barrios

SSS 114

6 p.m.

QPOC Breakout Meal

Davenport Private Dining Room

Shabbat Dinner

Slifka Center

Pizza Party with oSTEM

LC 211

Queer Womyn's Dinner

Office of LGBTQ Resources Lounge

Munch with Mollena Williams

Yale Women's Center

8 p.m.

Screening of "The Wizard of Oz"

WLH 119

Cynthia Nixon: Artist for Equality, Featuring the Yale Whiffenpoofs

Woolsey Hall

10:30 p.m.

In Queer We Trust

Alchemy Nightclub

10:45 p.m.

Ga(y)me Night

Yale Women's Center

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Feb. 9, 2013

Time	Health & Sexual Assault	Identity	Internationality & Culture	Practical Applications	Queer Histories	Sex & Body Positivity
10:30 a.m.	Toward a Collective Imagination: Arts Activism in Practice WLH 113	Studs, Aggressives, and Bois: Exploring Black Trans* Lesbian Identities WLH 120 Mapping Oppressions: Cis Privilege and Male Privilege within Queer Communities WLH 117	The Third Gender: A Documentary & Discussion on Thailand’s “Ladyboy” Community WLH 116	Looking Outside the Queer Circle WLH 114 Mapping Campus Communities WLH 309	Is The Personal Political?: Ivy LGBTQ+ Activism & Where It Stands Today WLH 207	Inscribing Identities: Queer Body Image WLH 208
noon	Break for Lunch N/A
1 p.m.	Get Wet: Exploring Pleasure, Health, and Sexual Advocacy WLH 116	Politics of Location WLH 120	Israel/Palestine and the Queer International WLH 117	Don’t Troll Yourself: Queer Experiences in Online Media WLH 207	Pride: From Silence to Celebration LC 101	Beyond Shades of Gray: Dominance and Submission in a Technicolor World WLH 208
2:30 p.m.	LGBQ/T Partner Abuse WLH 309	Are You For Real?: Challenging the Myth of Being Enough Jonathan Edwards College Theater	We Will Be Citizens: AIDS Activism and the Quest for Social Justice LC 101	Allyship: Becoming a Champion for Inclusion in Athletics and Beyond WLH 208	Past Meets Present: Building Communities Across Time LC 317 Past Meets Present: Building Communities Across Time LC 317	Sex & Shame WLH 117
4 p.m.	Identity Open House The Enormous Room of the Afro-American Cultural Center
6 p.m.	Break N/A
6:45 p.m.	Closing Banquet with Yale GALA Commons Dining Hall
10:30 p.m.	Lux et Queeritas Davenport College Dining Hall

Time

Health & Sexual Assault

Identity

Internationality & Culture

Practical Applications

Queer Histories

Sex & Body Positivity

10:30 a.m.

Toward a Collective Imagination: Arts Activism in Practice

WLH 113

Studs, Aggressives, and Bois: Exploring Black Trans* Lesbian Identities

WLH 120