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Wednesday 16th Mar |
Law |
Learning |
Stories |
Well-being |
Work |
Others |
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Registration |
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| 9:00 |
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| 9:00 |
Mihi whakatau & welcome |
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| 9:30 |
Housekeeping |
Intersectionality - The Whole of Us |
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Opening Plenary |
Elizabeth Kerekere (New Zealand) |
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Karl Pulotu-Endemann (New Zealand) |
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Marilyn Waring (New Zealand) |
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| 11:00 |
Morning tea |
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| 11:30 |
Concurrent Streams |
Yogyakarta Principles Forum (Part 1) Panel |
School Curriculum |
Stories 1. |
Sub Plenary |
Trans people and the Right to Work (Workshop) |
Postive Aging (Panel) |
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Session 1 |
Yogyakarta Principles Forum Justice Glazebrook & Professor Vitit Muntarbhorn |
Robin Duff & Jo Belgrave (Workshop) Queering the Closeted Curriculum in the Cardboard Classroom |
Welby Ings (Paper) Dockers, poofter rorters and privates: a historical overview of male prostitution in New Zealand |
Warren Lindberg A rights Based Approach to Health & Well-being |
Co-Facilitators: Jack Byrne & Julie Watson |
Lesbian Elders Village (Paper) Lesbians and Aging: Where to From Here |
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Eva Callueng (Paper) Philosophy of the Basic Education Curriculum: Implications for Gender Sensitive Education |
Calum Bennachie (Paper) ‘That's so gay!' How what is said and heard affects what people think about themselves, sex and sexuality” |
Barry Taylor Suicide in GLBTI Community - A Case Study in Human Rights |
Panel of Transpeople from NZ and the Asia Pacific Region |
Barbary Clarke (Paper) Older Lesbians Hiding in the Alphabet Soup: Lesbian Aged Care in Australia |
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Mary-Anne McAllum (Paper) That's So Gay |
Paul Diamond (Paper) Charles Mackay: The mayor Whanganui tried to forget |
Gabi Rosenstreich (Paper) Intersectionality & Intercultural Interaction: Doing Diversity within Sexuality, Sex and Gender Diversity |
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Catherine Barrett (Paper) Val’s Café: developing the capacity of the community to value older GLBTI people |
| 13:00 |
Lunch |
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| 14:00 |
Concurrent Streams |
Yogyakarta Principles Forum (Part 2) Panel Regional Voices |
Tertiary Issues |
Transgender |
Stories & Well-Being (Panel) |
Out & Proud in Workplace Panel |
Rights Activism & Development |
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Session 2 |
Agniva Lahiri (Paper) De criminalisation of homosexuality in commonwealth Asia |
Welby Ings (Paper) The Crooked Mile: a consideration of the learning journeys of queer students undertaking postgraduate theses in Art & Design |
Vaialia Iosua (Paper) Faafafine and Samoan Culture |
Susan Ditter Storytelling as a foundation of our work. |
NZ Police (Panel) 'Rainbows and Uniforms; Personal Perspectives from GLBTI Police Officers' |
Jack Byrne (Panel) Building links between LGB, takataapui, trans and disability health activists |
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Joey Mataele (Paper) The challenges of LGBT Issues in Tonga |
Vicki Carpenter (Paper) A heteronormative environment? Teacher education in the 21st century |
Louise Pearman (Paper) The diverse history of trans people in Aotearoa/New Zealand: reflections and dialogue. |
Mani Mitchell That Takes Guts |
Case Studies PPTA & SFWU |
Meenu Pandey (Paper) LGBT Rights in Hindi: Initiating Conversations around Sexual Rights with Community Based Groups in India |
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Naomi Fontanos (Paper) WHAT IS TRANSACTIVISM? A critical reflection on the activist year that was |
Eric Julian Manalastas (Snapshot) “I Love Lesbian and Gay Rights”: Body-Worn Advocacy Symbols as a Tool for Developing Awareness of Heterosexism among University Students |
Athena T. Mauga (Paper) Maintaining the Fa’a Samoa while Embracing Western Influences and Life in the Territory of American Samoa |
Joey MacDonald et als. The Power of Queer Storytellings |
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Sanjay Sharma (Paper) Situation of LGBTI in Nepal |
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| 15:30 |
Afternoon tea |
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| 16:00 |
Concurrent Streams |
Yogyakarta Principles Forum (Part 3) Gender, Sexuality & Rights |
Enabling Safe Schools |
Pacific / Faafafine Culture |
Multiple Masculinities |
Safe Workplaces |
A Snapshot on Asia Workshop |
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Session 3 |
Susan Hawthorne (Paper) Footnoted and Sidelined: The Campaign for Lesbian Human Rights |
Maria Pallotta-Chiarolli (Paper) It’s All Too Hard!” : challenging the resistance to doing anti-homophobic work in schools |
Shevon Solipo Matai (Paper) Faafafine and Polari Slang |
Jacob Tamati Davies (Paper) Heternormativity and NZ Sporting Masculinities: An Auto-ethnography |
NZ Prostitute Collective & Others |
Grace Poore & Ging Cristobal Courage Unfolds |
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Nicola Surtees (Paper) The legal recognition of parent-child relationships in New Zealand family law: Positive and negative impacts on lesbian mothers, gay fathers and their children |
Kathleen Quinlivan (Paper) Problematising the role that ‘at risk’ discourses play in shaping engagement with issues of sexual and gender normativity in formal schooling contexts |
Don Vaavale (Paper) A Success Story: Samoa Faafafine Beauty Pageant |
Joey MacDonald Trans and Queer Theory: Creating Non-Hegemonic Masculinities through a Politics of Incoherence |
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Senthorun Raj (Paper) Que(e)rying refugee law |
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Arietta Tuitoga (Paper) Fronting Adverse Invisibility in the Pacific |
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| 1700 |
Caucuses |
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| 1800 |
Day 1 Ends |
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