Join the next parenting check-in sessions on Wednesday, September 9 & 23 at 1:30 pm via Zoom. The check-ins will serve as an opportunity for Yale community parents to check-in, share tips and tricks and concerns about our new normal of being parent(s), continued work responsibilities, and now the additional responsibility of homeschooling and managing the nuances of having babies and toddlers at home instead of daycare. The conversation will be a safe space for us to positively communicate and learn and grow from each other.

This workshop, led by Maria Trumpler and Seth Wallace, from the Office of LGBTQ Resources, is intended for people who have completed “Creating Inclusive Workplaces for Transgender and Non-Binary Colleagues.” Attendees will have a chance to come together again with others to compare notes about what you’ve been doing and to brainstorm the spaces, practices, forms, or conventions that you’ve not been able to tackle yet. Together, we will compare experiences and support each other in our shared work towards creating inclusive spaces at Yale.

This workshop, led by Maria Trumpler and Andrew Dowe, from the Office of LGBTQ Resources, will discuss the basics of gender identity and its relationship to birth sex and sexual orientation. We will talk about the legal, social and medical aspects of transitioning and the ways that Yale supports transgender staff and students. We’ll leave lots of time for your questions!

This workshop, led by Maria Trumpler and Seth Wallace, from the Office of LGBTQ Resources, will help you reflect on the way that space, customary practices, and written materials in your work area can be made more inclusive for transgender and non-binary colleagues, students, and visitors. We promise you?ll leave with a concrete to-do list tailored to the functions of your department.

This workshop, led by Maria Trumpler and Seth Wallace, from the Office of LGBTQ Resources, is intended for people who have completed “Creating Inclusive Workplaces for Transgender and Non-Binary Colleagues.” Attendees will have a chance to come together again with others to compare notes about what you’ve been doing and to brainstorm the spaces, practices, forms, or conventions that you’ve not been able to tackle yet. Together, we will compare experiences and support each other in our shared work towards creating inclusive spaces at Yale.