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Maybe not in everybody's backyard...but there are many Indians in Philly
and New Jersey..
Elizabeth
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--- Begin Message ---I thought that there might be several of us interested in this even right in our backyard:http://www.trans-health.org/ about the conference The 2006 Annual Philadelphia Trans-health Conference is a FREE event! Dates: March 2-4, 2006 Location: Philadelphia Convention Center, 12th and Arch Streets Press Release: Forthcoming This location is wheelchair accessible, easy to reach by public transportation, and has plenty of parking (for a fee). What is this conference about? This conference will bring together transgender and gender-variant people, partners, allies and healthcare providers for three days of workshops, keynotes, discussion, and networking. Because accessible, respectful and quality healthcare is linked to self- determining our bodies and identities in a larger world, this conference seeks to explore themes related to enjoying rich, full lives, and building movements and communities for justice. Given the success of last year's conference and the feedback we received from attendees, we are continuing to offer the conference over three days. The first day, Thursday, is Provider's Day. It will focus on practitioner trainingdiscussions and presentations that help local practitioners better understand our perspectives and needs. The last two days, Friday and Saturday, are community days and will be focused on transpeople and our health concerns. Yahoo! Groups Links
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