Category: Past Events
Literary Arts Festival 4/27/23
Literary Arts Festival, Thursday, April 27th 4:00-6:00 pm, Academic Complex Theater
FREE CeCe Screening and Filmmaker Q&A 2/23/23
Free CeCe Screening and Filmmaker Q&A
February 23rd, 2023 12:45 pm- 3:00 pm EST
Screening: Academic Complex Theatre
285 Jay Street Brooklyn, NY 11201
Black & Latinx Transgender Solidarity Day 11/21/22
Black & Latinx Transgender Solidarity Day
Monday, November 21, 2022
New York City College of Technology
300 Jay Street, Library Building Brooklyn, NY 11201
4:00 pm Community building activity (Library Building, 1st Floor Lobby)
5:00 pm Candlelight vigil (Atrium Courtyard)
Join African American Studies and Gender & Sexuality Studies in an
evening of solidarity, community, and remembrance as we honor the
lives of the Black and Latinx victims of gender-related hate crimes.
We will share some food together while we create T-shirts, buttons,
and other memorabilia to honor the Black and Latinx transgender
community members we have lost over the past year. We will end
the evening with a candlelight vigil and walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
This event is free and open to all with a CUNY ID and a Cleared4 pass
Affilia: Critical Feminist Social Work Roundtable Series 4/28/22
Affilia: Critical Feminist Social Work Roundtable Series: Reproductive Justice, Critical Feminisms, and Social Work
April 28th, 2:30-4:00pm
Register at https://bit.ly/AffRoundTableApr22
Social Work & Reproductive Justice 3/17/2022
Thursday, March 17th from 6 – 8 pm
Pirate Queens 3/17/2022
More about the event:
Join illustrator Sara Gómez Woolley and author Leigh Lewis for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of National Geographic Kids’ new book, PIRATE QUEENS.
Moderated by Professor George Garrastegui as part of the COMD Meet the Pros series, this conversation will discuss the intersection of research and illustration, to the written manuscript and will illuminate the process behind creating a culturally and historically accurate illustrated book. Through these Illustrations we will explore the lives of these amazing women who lived outside the roles assigned to them by gender and birth, turning to piracy and ruling their day.
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Civil Service 101 for LGBTQ+ Students and Allies 12/7/21
December 7th, 2021 from 1:00-2:15 pm
Civil Service 101 for LGBTQ+ Students and Allies. In this virtual event, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services will discuss Civil Service career options in NYC and how to apply for them. There will be a representative from the Department of Health & Mental Hygiene who will discuss the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group, jobs currently available, and services that the department provides for the LGBTQ+ community.
To register, please visit (updated link): https://bit.ly/CityCollegeTechCS101
TRANSforming the Conversation for Transgender Day 11/9/20
TRANSforming the Conversation for Transgender Day of Remembrance was held on Friday, November 9th at noon in the Tillary Courtyard. It was an intimate and powerful gathering to hold space for the members of the global trans community, especially transgender women of color, who have been subject to violence and murder. Organized by SGA President, Abigail Thomas, the event was attended by faculty and students from City Tech and several other CUNY campuses.
COVID-19: Trans Lives and Trans Studies 4/3/20
On Friday, April 3rd, 2020 Gender & Sexuality Studies co-sponsored a virtual event with CLAGS: Center for LGBTQ Studies called COVID-19: Trans Live and Trans Studies. The event was a virtual dialogue featuring Susan Stryker (noted Transgender Studies scholar); Chanel Lopez (NYC Human Rights Commission); Amita Swadhin (Founder of Mirror Memoirs); Treva Ellison (Assistant Professor, Pomona College); Debanuj Dasgupta (CLAGS Board Co-Chair) and Red Washburn (CLAGS Board Member). It was moderated by City Tech’s Gender & Sexuality Studies Academic Minor Coordinator and CLAGS Board Member, Dr. Laura Westengard.
The participants had an engaging and nuanced discussion about the impact of pandemics on transgender and gender non-conforming lives and imagined ways to strengthen, build, and sustain our communities during these troubled times.
