Campus Pride has two great webinars coming up in our regular Campus Pride Webinar Series. Check them out below and register today! Don't miss out!

Get more information about our webinars, presented in partnership with CAMUSPEAK, at:
www.campuspride.org/webinarseries.asp

Stop The Hate: A Hate Crime Primer for College Staff, Faculty & Administrators

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WHEN: Wednesday, March 9:: 3 p.m. EST
WHO: Greg Miraglia, Dean of Career Technical Education/Napa Valley College Police Academy and National Program Coordinator for Stop The Hate and Shane Windmeyer, Founder of Stop The Hate
COST: $95 per site

Did you know that college and university campuses are the third most common place for a hate crime to occur? Student retention and persistence depend on having a safe place to live and learn on campus. Your campus should know what to do and how to respond if a hate crime happens. Learn "what your campus needs to know about hate crimes" including how the law defines a hate crime and the best practices for a response to a hate crime. Participants will examine real examples from campuses across the country and will get the latest information on hate crime trends. Key facts and figures will be shared from the nationally known Stop The Hate curriculum. This webinar is a necessary primer for all college staff, faculty and administrators.

Other, Please Specify: The Lives of Transgender People on Campus

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WHEN: Wednesday, March 16 :: 3 p.m. EST
WHO: Genny Beemyn, Ph.D., Director, the Stonewall Center, University of Massachusetts, Amherst and Susan (Sue) Rankin, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Education Policy Studies, College Student Affairs and Senior Research Associate, Center for the Study of Higher Education at The Pennsylvania State University
COST: $95 per site

Campus Pride is proud to feature this special webinar from scholars Genny Beemyn and Sue Rankin and their forthcoming book The Lives of Transgender People (Columbia University Press). Based on interviews with 400 self-identified transgender people from throughout the United States, this webinar compares the experiences of individuals from different transgender groups and offers a series of “touchstones,” or significant life moments, in the gender identity development processes of the participants who identify as MTFs, FTMs, female-presenting crossdressers, and genderqueer individuals. Participants will learn how the experiences of younger transgender people today differ from the experiences of previous transgender generations and how transgender youth are changing the definition of what it means to be transgender. This webinar is a "must" for any college wanting to understand and learn more about their transgender students, faculty and staff and how to create a safer, more welcoming campus for everyone.