Every year the symposium is planned by a committee of staff, faculty, and students. Beginning in 2011 the symposium also opened up a proposal process for presenters interested in participating in the symposium.

The Symposium is free and open to the public. Please visit the Symposium Registration Page to register for this event. In addition to nationally recognized speakers, we are excited to be including workshops and panels throughout the day.
The President's Fund for the Humanities, The Open Door Fund, Division of Student Affairs, Out Boulder, Department of Ethnic Studies, The Department of Anthropology, Women and Gender Studies, Community Health, the LGBT Studies Certificate program, TransAct, the Chancellor's Standing Committee on LGBT Issues, and the Women's Resource Center.
Jack Halberstam (Judith Halberstam), Professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies at University of Southern California
"Gaga Feminism: Pregnant Men, Heteroflexible Women, and the End of Normal"
Friday, March 9th
4-5:30pm
Abrams Room, 3rd floor of Center for Community
Girlyman, a gender queer alternative folk-rock band
"From Inception to Reception: Girlyman Talks about the History of the Band, Life on the Road, and their Musical Inspiration"
Saturday, March 10th
2-3:30pm
C4C Abrams Lounge
Mara Keisling, Executive Director of the National Center for Transgender Equality
"How We Trans-Jacked the Federal Policy Agenda"
Saturday, March 10th
7-8:30pm
Abrams Room, 3rd floor of Center for Community
Emi Koyama, Multi-Issue Social Justice Activist
"Transgender Youth in the Sex Trade: How Mainstream Discourse on Sex Trafficking and Media Spectacle Invisibilize Transgender Youth."
Sunday, March 11
11:30am-1pm
Abrams Room, 3rd floor of Center for Community