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Someone recently said “it’s incredible, all the leading experts [on LGBTQI+ violence] are going to be at SPECTRUM.” But are you going to be there?

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Starting tomorrow, Late Registration rises to $225. See attached SPECTRUM schedule for a full agenda of sessions.

 

July 1 Fiscal Year: If your spending is “frozen” until July 1, and you intend to register then (as we’ve heard from many people), we have created a special credit card authorization form (attached) that can be filled out and emailed to . The credit card will not be charged until July, but we can register the person now (and you will pay the regular registration fee of $195, not the higher $225 late registration fee). Last year, 300 of the 620 attendees registered in the last 10 days, and it was very hard on our team. If the fiscal year spend freeze is a barrier on your campus or organization, we’d really appreciate you using this system so we have accurate numbers for catering and material printing.

 

Join nearly 600 colleagues from Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, D.C., Florida, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina,  Ohio,  Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Puerto Rico for the nation’s premiere conference addressing violence against LGBTQI+ students and community members.

 

 

We all know the challenges in reducing the impact of violence against members of the LGBTQI+ community. The road to solutions starts July 9-10 at #SUNYSPECTRUM. When people ask what did you do to address these challenges, tell them you joined over 500 colleagues from across the nation to be part of the solution. See You At SPECTRUM.

 

SUNY SPECTRUM 2019  

•  JULY 9-10  •  Albany, NY •  Albany Capital Center • 

 

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The nation’s largest education conference devoted to preventing and responding to sexual and interpersonal violence against members of the LGBTQI+ community.

The second annual SPECTRUM conference will take place in Albany, NY July 9-10 with Pre-Conference sessions July 8.  

 

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SPECTRUM is the nation’s largest education conference devoted to preventing and responding to sexual and interpersonal violence against members of the LGBTQI+ community.   It provides cutting-edge training to enhance the knowledge and skills of attendees through training to faculty, staff, law enforcement, medical professionals, and community and state agency service providers to turn the dial on sexual and interpersonal violence against sexual and gender minorities, while providing the most trauma-informed, and culturally-competent response and care when incidents do occur.

July 2019 9-10 REGISTER FOR SPECTRUM

CONFERENCE KEYNOTES

 

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Cecilia Gentili played Ms. Orlando in Season One of Pose. Originally from Argentina, Cecilia found her passion for advocacy and community service when she started working as an intern at the LGBT Community Center in New York City several years ago. From 2012 to 2016, she managed the Transgender Health Program at the Apicha Community Health Center. She recently left her position as Managing Director of Policy and Public Affairs at GMHC—the world’s first and leading provider of HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and advocacy—to start her own consulting company, Transgender Equality Consulting.

 

 

In their first ever national Keynote, Charlie Craig and Dave Mullins, who unsuccessfully sought to purchase a cake from Masterpiece Cake Shop for their Colorado wedding, a case that reached the Supreme Court last year, will join us on the second day for Never About Cake, Always About Equality: Charlie Craig and Dave Mullins journey from a Colorado Bakery to the Supreme Court.

Charlie and Dave will be introduced by The Honorable Tish James, New York State Attorney General.

Nine on IX: Nine of the nation’s leading higher education legal experts engage in a deep dive, rolling discussion of the past and future of Title IX, what to expect in the next two years, and the impact of the changing judicial and regulatory environment on Title IX’s application to LGBTQI+ students.

 

Presidents Panel featuring campus leadership discussing accomplishments and work remaining ahead with opening remarks from SUNY Chancellor Dr. Kristina Johnson

 

Presidential Co-Chairs
President Esterberg, SUNY Potsdam
President Laliberte, SUNY Delhi
President Swanger, Fulton Montgomery Community College
President Terenzio, SUNY Cobleskill
 

 

 

PROFESSIONAL TRACKS

 

This year’s conference will feature sessions for all experience/knowledge levels and distinguished tracks for:

• Campus and Student Affairs Professionals (Title IX, Student Conduct, Campus Activities, Residence Life, Student Support Services etc.)
• Medical Professionals
• Service Providers (Rape Crisis Program/Domestic Violence Shelter Advocates, Counselors/Counseling Center Staff etc.)
• Executive Leadership
• Law Enforcement 
• Law/Legal

 

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Attachment: SPECTRUM Registration credit card authorization form.pdf
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Attachment: Schedule (7).pdf
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