Transgender 101This workshop covers the basics of transgender identity. Participants will learn about basic transgender terminology, brief overview of transgender experience, and campus-specific next steps. Suggested time: 1.5-3 hours		Transgender 201 This workshop is for those who have already covered the basics of transgender identity. Participants will explore the dynamics of transgender experience in a multitude of contexts, create strategies for campus inclusivity, and foster ally development. Suggested time: 1.5-3 hours
Our Stories Davey & Chase can each provide a lecture on their individual experiences and reflections as transgender identified folks, with a question and answer section. Suggested time: 1-2 hours (including Q&A)		Film Discussants Davey & Chase have provided commentary and experiential responses to films on transgender-related themes. We are open to any films and shows, such as (but not limited to): Boy I Am, TransAmerica, Boys Don’t Cry, & TransGeneration. Suggested time: 1-2 hours (not including film)
Policy Summit This workshop is tailored for those considering or creating a non-discrimination policy that includes gender identity & gender expression. Time will be devoted to working with participants regarding inclusive community practices and ways to promote the incorporation of gender inclusivity. Suggested time: 1.5-3 hours		Train the Trainers This workshop is geared for toward those who work with student/campus leaders and want to educate them about transgender issues and inclusion. Will include Trans 101, Trans 201 & training tools. Trainers will leave with the ability to facilitate Transgender 101’s for peers, students, or colleagues. Suggested time: 4-8 hours
How Does the T fit in GLB? This workshop focuses on campus issues that involve the intersection of gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, and ally (GLBQA) identities with transgender identity. Ideal for campuses that are working to incorporate transgender into GLBQA centers or groups. Suggested time: 1.5-3 hours		Media Images of Transgressing Chase provides a lecture with power point that analyzes gender and transgender images in film & television to explore the boundaries of transgression, followed by question & answer section. His analysis utilizes gender theory, transgender experience, and popular culture references. Suggested time: 1.5-2 hours (including Q&A)
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