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Thursday- Saturday,
October 3-5: -Homoperformances- Mirkala Crystal, Marga Gómez, Jorge Merced, Carmelita Tropicana, Tito Vasconcelos -Cadáveres (Homenaje a Nestor Perlongher) [Corpers: A Tribute to Nestor Perlongher]- Las Yeguas del Apocolipsis (Francisco Casas and Pedro Lemebel) -Welcomes- Elena M. Martínez; Oscar Montero; Jill Dolan, Executive Director, CLAGS -Border Crossings: Homosexualities and Migration- Arnaldo Cruz-Malavé (moderator); Brad Epps; Tiffany Ana López; Frances Negrón Muntaner; Achy Obejas; Rubén Ríos Ávila; Alberto Sandoval Sánchez -Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Identities and Politics- Licia Fiol-Matta (moderator); Jorge Cortińas: "Imperial Desire: The Not So New Gay Multinationalism"; Claudia Hinojosa: "Cries and Whispers: The LesbianQuest for Visibility in Mexico"; Luiz Mott: "Intelligentsia Homossexual e Militância Gay no Brasil" ("Homosexual Intelligensia and Gay Militance in Brasil"); Graciela Sánchez: "Jota del Barrio: Challenging Myths" (on Latina lesbian organizing at the local and national levels); Robert Vázquez-Pacheco: "Memory and Other Fantasies: The Creation of a Fag" (on living with HIV/AIDS) -Sexual Categories in Latin America and in Latino/a Communities in the United States- Jorge Salessi (moderator); Roger Lancaster: "Bodies/Politics: Caveats and Second Thoughts on Sexual Categories"; Norma Mongrovejo: "Un amor que se atrevió a decir su nombre: el movimiento lésbico y sus relaciones con el movimiento feminista y el movimiento homosexual en América Latina" ("A Love That Dard to Speak its Name: The Lesbian Movement and its Relations to the Feminist and Gay Movements in Latin America"); Adriana Ortiz-Ortega: "The Loving Bond: The Reconstruction of Motherhood from a Lesbian Feminist Perspective"; Christopher Rodríguez: "Meeting the Needs of Latino lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgendered youth"; Helio R.S. Silva: "O espaçăo e repulsăo" ("Transvestite Space in Brazil: Attraction and Repulsion") -Crossing Borders: A Reading from PoeSida and Other Texts- Juan David Acosta, Francisco X. Alarcón, Diana Bellessi, Francisco Casas, Miguel Falquez-Certain, Pedro Lemebel, Jaime Manrique, Nemir Matos-Cintrón, Achy Obejas, Dolores Prida, Robert Vázquez-Pacheco, Alfredo Villanueva-Collado -Welcome- Sylvia Molloy, Albert Schweitzer Chair in the Humanities, New York University -Latin American and Latina/o Arts and Literature: Representations of Desires- Daniel Balderston (moderator); Diana Bellessi: "La construcción de la autora: una poeta lesbiana" ("The Construction of the (Woman) Author: A Lesbian Poet"); Jaime Manrique: "My Evolution as a Gay Writer"; Eliana Ortega: "De miedos, prejuicios y silencios en el aire: Radio Tierra" ("Of Fears, Prejudices and Silences on the Air: Radio Tierra"); José Quiroga: "Homosexual Letters: The Gender of Correspondence"; Yvonne Yarbro-Bejarano: "Queering the Counter-Site: Sexuality, Transnational Identities and Desire in Performance and Visual Art by Latinas" -Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Activism- Daisy de Jesús (moderator); Francisco X. Alarcón; Jane David Acosta; Carmen Chávez; Luis López Detrés; Marcelo Feldman; Carmen Vázquez -Homoperformances: A Roundtable Discussion- José Esteban Muńoz (moderator); Gonzalo Aburto; Francisco Casas; Marga Gómez; Pedro Lemebel; Ricardo Ortiz; David Román; Carmelita Tropicana; Tito Vasconcelos
-Welcome and Introductory Remarks from Jill Dolan, CLAGS Executive Director and Harriet Malinowitz, CLAGS Board Member and Conference Organizer -Roundtable: What is a Transformative Curriculum? Discussants: Martin Duberman, lehman College and GSUC; Berenice Fisher, New York University; Karla Jay, Pace University; Harriet Malinowitz, Long Island University; Alberto Sandoval, Mount Holyoke College; Kendall Thomas, Columbia University Law School; Moderator: Ann Pelligrini, Barnard College -Coming Out in the Classroom, Moderator: Stacy Wolf, George Washington University; Starting a Gay and Lesbian Studies Program, Moderator: Martin Duberman, Lehman College and GSUC; Developing Courses in Gay/Lesbian/Queer Studies, Moderator: Ann Pellegrini, Barnard College; Queering the Core, Moderator: Jay Plum, GSUC; Resources and Materials Development, Moderator: Sherri Barnes, Long Island University -Roundtable: Theory and Activism Inside/Outside the Academy, Discussants: Cheryl Clarke, Rutgers University; Tamara Jones, Yale University; Peggy Phelan, New York University; Ben Singer, Rutgers University; Alisa Solomon, Baruch College and GSUC; Stacy Wolf, George Washington University; Moderator: Jill Dolan, GSUC
-Roundtable Discussion "Inside/Outside the Academy: The Politics of Knowledge in Queer Communities," featuring Jeffrey Escoffier, Paula Ettelbrick, Joo-Hyun Kang, Carmen Vazquez and Maxine Wolfe -Keynote Address from Jill Dolan -Performance and Reception featuring Carmelita Tropicana -Slide Presentation from Loren Cameron -Keynote Address from Leslie Feinberg -HOMO·SONIC Queer Music at CBGB Gallery
-Family/Movements/Politics- Historical
Insights: John D’Emilio, Lisa Duggan, Barbara Smith, Yvonne
Zylan; Organizing Around Youth Issues: Cianna Stewart, Rea
Carey, Bridget Hughes, Kevin Jennigs; Gender Identity and the
Politics of the Family: Tamara Jones, Paisely Currah, Catherine
Schmidt, Joe Gerteis, Lisa Mulholland; Facing Reality: Legal
Change and LGBT Relationships: Ruthann Robson, Fernando Chang-Muy,
David Chambers, Martine Rothblatt, Ellen Andersen; -Parenthood- It’s Not So (ap)Parent: Redefining Parenthood: Charlotte Petterson, Katherine Arnup, Julia Andino, John Miller; The Lesbian Baby Boom: Maureen Sullivan, Rachel Epstein, Lonna Malmsheimer, Nancy Polikoff; Parent Pending: Strategies for Creating Families: Ann Pellegrini, Julien Murphy, Terry Boggis, Drucilla Cornell; "All Our Kin": Katherine Allen, Alice Hom, Henry Rubin, Gil Herdt, Sharon Lahner; LBGT Youth: Lynn Walker, George Ayala, Ricardo Brachio, Andy Speildenner; LBGT Youth II-Kids Themselves: Terry Boggis -Relationships: Relationship Economics: Lee Badget; Mixed Doubles: Constructing Intimacies: Lawrence Kurdek, Jeffrey Ringer, Liz Randolph, Juan Battle, Micheel Hunter; It’s Not Just Their Problem: Domestic Violence inLBGT Familites: Claire Renzetti, Chris Drum, Vanessa Ferro; Family Challenges for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Youth: Stresses and Support: Arnold Grossman, Anthony D’Augelli, The Hetrick-Martin Institute; Creating SAGE (Senior Action in A Gay Community): A Family for Lesbian and Gay Seniors: Mary Ann Jones, Suzanne Newman, Richard Bannin, SAGE-Cultural Issues: Beyond the "Brady Bunch:" Pop Culture and LGBT Families: Josh Gamson, Ajuan Mance, Kenneth Kidd; Oh I’m Queer Lord: Spirituality in Generations of Diversity: Renee McCoy, Rebecca Alpert, Zach Jones; Arab/Near Eastern Family Experiences: Mohammed Bamyeh; Tainted Blood: SM, Punk Rock, and "Mutilation" in the Construction of Community: Ben Singer, Leslie Mah, Christopher Lee; Who Do We Call Family? Families of Choice Through the Lenses of Race, Class and Gender: Laura Markowitz, Suzanne Iasenza, Darrell Wheeler; Rites of Passage: Celebrating Commitment: Gretchen Stiers, Ellen Lewin, Suzanna Walters, EJ Graff
All events at The Graduate Center are
co-sponsored by Continuing Education & Public Programs, The
Graduate Center, CUNY. Please call the CLAGS office at (212)
817-1955 for addition information or arrangements.
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