Join CAPS therapist, Mel Browning, and HUB Intern, Morgan Beatty, for an Instagram live discussion on mental health as we celebrate QHM while also navigating wildfires and a global pandemic.
Most SexEd courses neglect to mention sexual health practices that are specific to queer and transgender people. Planned Parenthood wants to change that. Join our workshop for a realistic look at how to enjoy your body, by yourself or with others.
Join The HUB Cultural Center as we connect remotely and share our poetry, spoken word and other forms of creative expression. All are welcome to bring work by a favorite artist, or share your own!
Join Transfer Advisor, Erika Black, and HUB Intern, Morgan Beatty for a conversation about astrology and its importance to queer communities.
While we'd much rather be in person, we invite all LGBTQIA Students, Faculty and Staff to join us as we virtually connect, talk about how we all can work together to support each other, and hear about social opportunities and resources, on and off campus for all of us! We do hope you'll join us!
As a way to welcome and support transgender and non-binary gender individuals, The HUB Cultural Center now offers a workshop about pronouns. This workshop will discuss the importance of personal pronouns as well as general issues facing transgender and nonbinary gender individuals overall.
Throughout National Coming Out Day/Queer History Month, The HUB is having dialogues featuring faculty, staff, and students, on Instagram Live on topics that relate to the LGBTQIA+ community and culture. Join WGS professor, Don Romesburg, and HUB intern, Katie Silva, as they discuss queer history.
In collaboration with QSA, please join our monthly REAL TALK for Latinx communities. Topic for this month: National Coming Out Month
While many of the mainstream denominations, even today, continue to struggle with questions of sexuality and spirituality, the reality is that Queer people, more and more, are embracing their spirituality and practicing it in communities of faith. Join Reb Irwin Keller, and a panel of spiritual leaders from various faiths, as we take a look at Sex and Gender as they relate to God.
Panelists
Pastor Lindsey Bell-Kerr was appointed to Santa Rosa Christ Church in February 2016. Lindsey is a graduate of Pacific School of Religion and American University.
Arin Hilton is a speaker, writer, and Biblical scholar. He creates and teaches religious education curriculum (Jewish, Christian, and Interfaith traditions) teaches about LGBTQIQA+ issues in multiple settings, and serves as an Interfaith lay chaplain.
Rev. John Torres was baptized and raised in Roman Catholic school & church. He received his BA from Azusa Pacific (College) now University, and his MA from Asbury Theological Seminary.
Reb Irwin Keller is the spiritual leader of Congregation Ner Shalom in Cotati since 2008. His past work included LGBTQI and HIV advocacy. He authored Chicago's first gay rights law, now in effect since 1989.
Grey Batie is a queer, Black, gender non-binary graduate student within the Department of Nuclear Engineering at the University of California-Berkeley. During this informal talk, Grey will discuss their experiences navigating different spaces while coping with racism, homophobia, imposter syndrome, and mental health challenges on the road to completing their PhD.
Email grapenti@sonoma.edu for the Zoom Link!
As a way to welcome and support transgender and non-binary gender individuals, The HUB Cultural Center now offers a workshop about pronouns. This workshop will discuss the importance of personal pronouns as well as general issues facing transgender and nonbinary gender individuals overall
Join Instagram live conversation with Megan Burke, Philosophy Assistant Professor, and Deja Whitney, art student, about polyamory and ethical non-monogamy.
While we'd much rather be in person, we invite all LGBTQIA+ faculty and staff to join us as we virtually connect and talk a little about any roles we might see for ourselves on campus. We hope you can join us!
Are you interested in learning more about queer and trans communities? Join Jor Grapentine, The HUB’s Gender and Sexuality Program Coordinator, in a workshop about queer and transgender terminology.
LGBTQ Connection and The HUB are bringing you a panel and meet & greet of Latinx queer folks from your local LGBTQ organization! Come and learn about your local resources in Napa and Sonoma counties, and get to know us a little bit better as we share our experiences with our intersecting queer and Latinx identities!
What does it mean to be a man? Every month, these casual group meetings are for all SSU students (no matter your gender) to talk, share ideas, and discuss challenges, responsibilities, and advantages of being a man in today’s society. This month, we’re discussing sex, intimacy, and relationships.
