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Liberty's Tyler Evans (18) slides under the tag of LaBrae's Bobby Klein during a Division III sectional tournament baseball game Monday in Liberty. The Leopards defeated the Vikings, 4-2, to advance to today's round against Girard.
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The expertise available within the Gender Odyssey conference is among the best in North America. Our experts come primarily from within our own gender communities. The many trailblazers who contribute their time and knowledge are the most valuable resource Gender Odyssey has to offer. The amazing presenters who are a part of Gender Odyssey's programming each year make up a collective powerhouse of informed, dedicated, and history-making people. You won't want to miss this powerful life-changing conference!
This was an open opportunity to hear a variety of experiences and perspectives. Very well facilitated, thank you. — attendee
Confirmed Keynote Speakers for 2016
We are extremely excited to announce our conference keynote speakers for Gender Odyssey 2016: Geena Rocero and Maddie Deutsch!
Geena Rocero, born and raised in Manila, Philippines, is a model, producer, trans rights advocate and host of the new USA Network TV Show ASPIREist. On March 31, 2014, in honor of International Transgender Day of Visibility, Rocero came out as transgender at the annual TED Conference—her talk has since been viewed almost 3 million times. Geena is the founder of Gender Proud, an advocacy and media production company that tells stories to elevate justice and equality for the transgender community. She recently produced and presented Beautiful As I Want to Be, a digital-exclusive series on LogoTV highlighting trans youth, which received a 2016 GLAAD Media Award.
Geena has spoken at the White House and the United Nations, and been featured in many noteworthy campaigns and media publications such as on E's I Am Cait, the CoverGirl #GirlsCan Campaign, CNN, The Today Show, Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Vanity Fair, The Advocate, MTV, and others.
Madeline "Maddie" Deutsch, MD, MPH, is an assistant clinical professor in the Department of Family & Community Medicine at UCSF. She is the Director of Clinical Services at the UCSF Center of Excellence for Transgender Health, with her clinic based at UCSF Women's Health Primary Care, in partnership with the National Center of Excellence in Women's Health. Dr. Deutsch has been involved in a number of research and capacity building projects focused on transgender health, in areas such as HIV care engagement and pre-exposure prophylaxis, cervical cancer screening in transgender men, effects of hormone therapy, and collection of SOGI data and use of electronic medical records.
Workshop Presenters 2015
Jack Alcantara received his BA in political science from San Diego State University in 2001. He studied abroad in Madrid, Spain, and then returned to San Francisco to start law school at the age of 25 when he also began his transition. Jack received his Juris Doctorate from Monterey College of Law in 2010 and is currently in the process of passing the CA BAR Exam to become an attorney.
Pablo Alvarez-Tostado is a natural resource specialist whose focus is on water. He likes being involved with his community through environmental and diversity issues. He enjoys interacting with people from different backgrounds and diverse circumstances, and continues to be amazed by the wonderful people he meets in this life.
Cass Averill, BS, is an FTM computer security specialist who transitioned five years ago on the job. He is a sexual orientation and gender identity activist both at work and in the community. He hosts the primary transgender support group in his city. He is currently in a healthy polyamorous partnership with an altruistic relationship therapist. Together they open dialogs with the community on the subjects of gender, sexuality, alternative relationship models, and the impacts of socialization.
Casey Bent-Callaghan is a proud middle-aged gender transcending genderqueer. They have been an LGBTQ activist since the 1980s when they were doing actions with ACT-UP. As an out 28-year teaching veteran, they have been a cosponsor of their high school's GSA for 11 years and worked with their administration to have gender-inclusive bathrooms for students and faculty.
Tom/Dana Bevan is a biopsychologist with over 35 years of applied research experience who recently published her second book on transsexualism and transgenderism. Her experience encompasses many aspects of biopsychology including neuro-anatomy, neuro-pharmacology, electrophysiology, and memory/learning. Her books are based on a review of over 3000 TSTG research papers and books. She received a PhD in biopsychology from Princeton University and a BA degree from Dartmouth College. She is a member of WPATH, APA, and GLMA.
A Blythe is a first-year student at Fairhaven College (Western Washington University), pursuing a concentration focused on queer issues and marginalized identities. They grew up in the greater Seattle area, and found community and empowerment through a number of youth-focused organizations. In the past, they have heard other's stories and shared their own. Now, they hope to engage in conversation and community in a safe, educational, and supportive space.
Brenda Bowers has been a long time contributor to the Gender Odyssey Conferences, the GO Kids Camp, and the Gender Diversity family support groups. She lives in Alaska and is employed by Alaska Dept. of Health & Social Services. She has two children, Bronze and Olivia. She is also the identical twin sister of Aidan Key, Executive Director of Gender Diversity.
Shae Brenn is a Stay-at-Home Dad, Child Wrangler, House Manager, Chef, Chauffeur, Gardener, Janitor, and so on. Shae is a member of the WTP support group.
Royal Brown is a Musician, Artist, DJ, Producer, Activist, and Lover. They do work with glbtqia youth, SIFF, and a myriad of other organizations. Royal is a co-founder of a trans-centered, run, operated nonprofit connecting trans people to resources they need.
Jenny Broyles – Born and raised in South Carolina, Broyles brings diverse life experiences including preschool teaching in South Seattle, relief work in rural Uganda, and youth outreach in London. Having lived in Seattle for the past 15 years, she has volunteered as a mentor with the International Rescue Committee, earned a Masters in Counseling and Psychology from the Seattle School, and is currently working toward becoming a Chemical Dependency Professional. Jenny is interning with Sound Mental Health where she counsels those who have experienced marginalization, trauma, and loss.
Marco Castro-Bojorquez is a youth advocate, educator, filmmaker, and community organizer who strives to create powerful solidarity among people. Born and raised on the Mexican Pacific coast, Marco left his country for political reasons and has lived in California for the past 20 years. Marco likes people who have integrity and believe that this world belongs to everyone and not only a sector of the society. He lives in Santa Monica with his partner and Lola and Kafka, the cats!
Mang L. Chen, MD, earned his bachelor's degree at the University of California, San Diego, where he graduated magna cum laude and was inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa national honor society. He obtained his medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh and stayed in Pittsburgh for his general surgery and urology residencies. In the same vein as Dr. Crane, Dr. Chen completed his traumatic and reconstructive urology fellowship in Detroit with Dr. Richard Santucci.
Dr. Lauren Cielo, internationally known psychic healer and teacher, provides clairvoyant healing and spiritual guidance to clients and students in over 20 countries worldwide via a weekly radio show, guest radio and television appearances, and the Golden Rose Psychic Services virtual global community. Recent appearances with George Noory on Coast to Coast AM Radio and Beyond Belief on Gaiam TV have propelled Dr. Cielo onto the world stage. Dr. Cielo is "Gender Transcendent."
Cameron Kyle Combs is a genderqueer trans* writer, parent, and geek. For the past two years, Cameron has facilitated a session for parents (Gender Aware Parenting and Trans* Parenting) as well as led a writing workshop (Wanted: Your Stories). He has experience both with formal presentations, workshops and informal discussion groups. Cameron is active in his community as facilitator for Pizza Klatch, a group providing support and advocacy for LGBTQQIA youth and their allies in high schools. Along with parenting and community involvement, he contributes to the greater conversation about gender, kink, parenting, and polyamorous relationships on his blog, Butchtastic.net. Cameron is passionate about writing, dark beer, and daring greatly.
Trystan Cotten, PhD, is an associate professor of gender and African American studies at California State University, Stanislaus. His research and teaching focus on gender, sexuality, race, and nationalism in trans migrations and diasporas. He is also the managing editor of Transgress Press and principal architect of its focus as a social entrepreneurial publishing firm devoted to empowering trans* communities. His most recent books are Hung Jury: Testimonies of Genital Surgery by Transsexual Men (Transgress Press 2012) and Transgender Migrations: The Bodies, Borders, and Politics of Transition (Routledge 2011).
Dr. Curtis Crane – After completing more than 10 years of post-medical-school surgical training in urology, reconstructive urology, and plastic surgery, and a fellowship in transgender surgery in Ghent, Belgium with Dr. Monstrey, Dr. Crane joined the world-renowned Dr. Michael Brownstein in San Francisco to form Brownstein & Crane Surgical Services. Dr. Brownstein instructed Dr. Crane in his unique FTM top surgery technique which he has perfected during his more than 35 years of practice. Dr. Crane recruited Dr. Thomas Satterwhite to join the practice in 2014 and Dr. Mang Chen in 2015.
Sam Davis is a genderqueer adult who has maintained their authentic gender expression at work, school, and other activities through community activism and support networks with others who respect gender-nonconforming identity. Sam is one of the original organizers of the San Francisco Trans March, and has facilitated many genderqueer support groups, led Speaker's Bureau projects, conducted research, and organized trans community events for over 11 years.
Alison Davison – I am Trans*, older, have a decent sense of humor, and am a pretty good listener. I have spent most of my life working in social services (mental health, health care, & HIV care). I have been a "professional Trans woman"—paid to develop and run programs and training. I have been involved in social justice and activism since the mid 60s. I continue on the path of heart and creative trouble-making.
Victor B. De Los Santos has dedicated his career to positive community development throughout more than fifteen years of professional leadership experience. A certified Chemical Dependency Coach, Victor specializes in LGBT recovery, intimacy and relationships. Currently, Victor serves as the Development Director for the People's Harm Reduction Alliance. Victor volunteers his time and serves as lead for the Recovery Ministry at All Pilgrims Church on Capitol Hill. Victor is currently working on his Master's for Non-Profit Leadership at Seattle University. Victor strongly believes that Transgender allies need to remain teachable and can be mobilized to have a voice along-side the Trans community. Victor believes that together we can fight stigma and advocate for change.
Danie Diamond is a mixed-race Asian-American non-binary queer/trans person of color who is involved with intersectional community organizing around issues of race, gender, sexuality, and disability. Danie is interested in the potential of socially conscious science and leadership development to empower marginalized communities.
Eli Erlick (she/her) is a trans woman, the director of Trans Student Educational Resources, and a current student at Pitzer College. She was an advocate for California's School Success and Opportunity Act, the first state law that explicitly spelled out the rights of trans students. Eli has been openly trans since the age of eight and believes that trans youth are a vital part of the queer rights movement.
Dr. Heather Gansel is a neuromusculoskeletal practitioner specializing in proper spinal/articular alignment, muscle imbalances, and soft tissue injuries. Her degrees include: Doctor of Chiropractic and Athletic Training/ Sports Medicine. She has additional certifications in: Personal Training, BOSU Balance Training, Ergonomics, TRX Master Instructor, DVRT (Dynamic Variable Resistance Training) Level 1, FMS (Functional Movement Screening) and Holistic Medicine. At graduation from Palmer West Chiropractic College, Dr. Gansel received the Clinical Excellence Award for outstanding achievement throughout the clinical system.
Robin Gray – I have lived and worked in small towns and rural areas most of my life. I know what it's like to have to be silent and solitary and wear a mask to survive in such places. I've been gradually coming out as a woman in my small town for over a year now—my goal is to be fully out as a woman before the end of 2015.
Susan Golightly graduated from Western New Mexico University with a Masters in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in Counseling and Gender Studies. She volunteers as a facilitator for the Ingersoll Gender Center and volunteers at Lambert House. While at WNMU Susan founded the Gay/Straight Alliance, and led numerous workshops and panel discussions on various aspects of LGBTQ&I. She transitioned from male to female eight years ago, but self-identifies as agender.
Brooke Hall is a member and organizer of the WTP support group. Brooke is an amazing mother who has fought hard to maintain her parental rights within the WA Court System.
Lucas Hedrick is a trans masculine licensed Acupuncturist from Seattle, WA. His interest in being stealth came from wanting to learn the ways of true manhood without any biased behavior. For the last two years he has been living stealth in about 95% of his life and is now contemplating what it truly means to be your "authentic" self. His journey from butch to mother to now father has brought him many insights and opportunities for self reflection.
Entre Hermanos – Founded in 1993, Entre Hermanos, Seattle's Latino LGBT organization, has been working to promote the health and well-being of the Latino gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning community in a culturally appropriate environment through disease prevention, education, support services, advocacy, and community building.
Lena Holz has been a nanny in Seattle for 10 years and has a 21-year-old son. She loves kids, animals, the outdoors, playing, and being spontaneous. This is Lena's second year volunteering for the conference.
Mary Irons is the founder of the WA Transgender Parents (WTP) support group which provides a safe place for trans* parents and their children to make positive social connections. She has been in the field of social work for several years and works with at risk youth/children and their families facilitating wraparound teams.
Sarah C. James is an ordained minister who now calls Scottsdale, AZ, home. Describing herself as a spiritual wanderer, she has discovered a deep place of rest, joy, and grace in the Divine. Formerly a pastor in a large, conservative, evangelical church in Pittsburgh, PA, Sarah resigned from her role there when she came out three years ago as a transgender person. She is burdened by the mistreatment and misunderstanding LGBT people face and experience within their faith communities. Sarah's marriage of 43 years to Karen survived the crucible of Sarah's transition. They have two married children who are supportive together with whom they are bound in love.
Allison Jansen holds a Ph.D. in political science and has taught at the university/college level since 1988. Since 2009, she has also taught gender studies. She is a 61-year-old trans woman, who is married and the "co-mama" of two young adults. She has been active in many causes over many years. Other work experience includes airline flight attendant, journalist in Central America, and instructor of English and Spanish in Japan.
Andrea Jenkins, a Chicago native and art appreciator, uses language to connect people and communities, and to empower Black and Transgender individuals across the world. A Minneapolis resident, Andrea discusses her life in relation to art and her role as an artist in the Minneapolis community.
Katy Koonce, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker with 16 years of professional experience. In 1998, she founded the first therapist-led transgender support group in Central Texas. She currently leads a psychotherapy group for all genders and co-facilitates a psychotherapy group for transgender women.
Mara Keisling is the founding executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, a national social justice organization working to win life-saving change at the local, state, and federal levels. Mara is a transgender-identified woman and a parent. As one of the nation's leading voices for transgender equality, Mara has appeared on various news outlets including CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News. Mara is frequently quoted in national and local print and broadcast media.
Surat-Shaan Knan is a trans* campaigner, international presenter, and LGBTQI heritage manager. He works for the UK charity Liberal Judaism and is the founder of the landmark oral history projects Rainbow Jews and Twilight People. Shaan blogs for Jewish News UK and volunteers with numerous LGBT* and faith organizations including Global Interfaith Network (GIN) and Cutting Edge Consortium to promote equality in the debate on faith and sexuality.
Erika Ann Laurentz is a cofounder of the Trans Activist Group in Olympia, WA. She is a liaison to the Olympia Police Dept., a retired college instructor, a former deputy prosecutor, police detective, and Vietnam veteran. Her personal history includes surviving sexual abuse and torture, having been bullied from the 5th to 12th grades, experiencing life-changing training in martial arts, and living openly as a transgender woman. She is currently finishing up her academic work in a Masters in Psychology clinical program with an emphasis on serving LGBT clients.
Alyssa Lee is a transgender female who in more than 14 years of personal and professional experiences has chosen to share these life experiences as a business advisor and adult educator. As a guest presenter at local college campuses, she provides others with insight on her experiences with family, friends, sexuality, parenting, social situations and business relations. Working closely with the transgender community, Alyssa understands the importance of advice or guidance that many "under the radar" or "closeted" transgender people need or even just someone to talk to about their feelings which she is always willing to provide.
M. Dru Levasseur is the Transgender Rights Project Director for Lambda Legal, the oldest and largest national legal organization committed to achieving full recognition of the civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender people, and people with HIV. Dru leads Lambda's transgender rights work through impact litigation, advocacy, and community education to advance the civil rights of transgender people nationwide.
Marcus Meta Magdalena – "Our hearts meeting is the reason I breathe, the purpose of my life. I do not see myself as a nationality, or as a gender; more so, I relate to the Unicorn, to the heart—the final frontier of the human race." Heart Warrior, Unicorn, Marcus Meta Magdalena comes to Gender Odyssey, with a broken open heart. Having lived through the spectrum of gender and sexuality, Marcus uses the mediums of theatre and crisis counseling to give and receive love and support to the path, present and calling.
Dr. Tony Mangubat, a native of Seattle, is a graduate of the University of Washington Medical School, studied surgery at the University of Kentucky, and trained in cosmetic surgery with Dr. Richard C. Webster, a legend in the field of cosmetic surgery. He performs a full spectrum of cosmetic procedures including many trans procedures. He lectures worldwide on body sculpting procedures and is a leader amongst his peers. He has served on several Academy boards. See his full resume at LaBelleVieCosmetic.com.
Robin Marquis was raised in rural New Mexico by queer parents and graduated from Fairhaven College, working with Camp Ten Trees, Teen Link, and Powerful Voices. For the last two years, Robin has been the Program Director for COLAGE, a national nonprofit run by and for folks who have trans and /or LGBQ parents that focuses on community building, social justice, and youth empowerment. Robin lives in Oakland with her genderqueer partner.
Kory Martin-Damon has had too many jobs to list here, but is currently an adjudicator for the Employment Security Department. For the past two years, she has been working on a fiction book and strives daily to balance her creative life with her career in order to create a harmonious and satisfying reality for herself. She has learned all about balance from her journeys through her complex gender expressions, her class, and her racial identities.
Marcos Martinez is the executive director of Entre Hermanos, a community-based nonprofit whose mission is to support the health and well-being of, and develop leadership within, the Latino LGBTQ community. Entre Hermanos serves communities that are low income and immigrant (often undocumented), and have limited English language proficiency and limited access to resources such as education and employment. Marcos has served on various boards, including the Youth Media Institute, the Minority Executive Directors Coalition, and the National Federation of Community Broadcasters. Marcos previously spent 20 years working in community radio in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serving as news director and then programming director at KUNM-FM based at the University of New Mexico.
Brettley Mason is a femme trans AFAB person who teaches LGBTQ* and Trans diversity education with service providers in Calgary, Alberta. Brett believes in the healing power of sex that is consensual, communicative, and trans positive—reframing sex positivity as something that is body positive, putting into practice the idea that all bodies are good bodies. Brett has taught queer kink skill-shares in Calgary, Denver, Portland, and NYC.
Dr. Toby Meltzer graduated from LSU Medical School in 1983 and is board certified in both general and plastic surgery. He is an active member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). Dr. Meltzer began practicing at Oregon Health Sciences University in 1990. He started private practice in 1996 in Portland, OR, and moved his practice to Scottsdale, AZ, in 2003. He has privileges at Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn Campus, Greenbaum Specialty Hospital on the Osborn Campus, and Scottsdale Healthcare Shea Campus. He performs approximately 200 genital surgery cases per year—both MtF and FtM surgeries, including but not limited to: genital, facial feminization and masculinization, chest, repairs/revisions, and body contouring.
Jean Myers – My interest at Gender Odyssey is as a partner, parent and ally. I have valued the benefits of being surrounded by others who share the journey of embracing gender diversity, and look forward to facilitating and sharing lives and experiences with my peers.
Emily Newberry is a speaker, writer, and performance poet living in Portland, Oregon. She is fascinated by the way we dance with vulnerability as our lives intersect. She worked for ten years as a mediator and facilitator until facing discrimination after coming out as a trans woman and now is a performer and trans activist helping the world learn to treasure and grow from our differences.
Dr. Robin Nussbaum presented three workshops at Gender Odyssey 2013: It's Not Just a Phase, Get It On, and Rules of Attraction. Nussbaum co-facilitated Trans* Parenting with Combs at Gender Odyssey 2014. Nussbaum has extensive experience in diversity and social justice advocacy and training, and in presentation/facilitation and education, both professionally and as a volunteer.
Jude Patton, LMHC, LMFT, PA-C, is a sex therapist, consultant, and social justice/intersectionality advocate, specializing in serving LGBTQIA communities. As an out, open, and proud FTM man, Jude founded Renaissance Gender Identity Services and published/edited a newsletter, Renaissance, in the early 1970s, helping to pioneer education, research, and support for gender-nonconforming children, youth, and adults. Jude has been providing education and advocacy for LGBTI folks for forty-plus years. Jude currently has a private practice, works as a physician assistant for a nonprofit, and is currently writing a book about his years of activism in trans communities.
Ryan Peters is a trans human with a background doing popular education inspired group facilitation in social and environmental justice spaces and is a graduate of Options for Sexual Health, BC's Sexual Health Educator Certification. Annoyed with Sex Ed that leaves queer, and especially trans folks, on the sidelines, Ryan is passionate about creating fun and participatory sex education spaces that are supportive and affirming for queer and trans people.
Melville Petrosky is an experienced public interest law attorney. He is also a professor of philosophy, psychology, politics, and law in Seattle. In 2010, Melville founded the nonprofit organization TransFTM, a private social-media-based networking group for AFAB individuals that began as a local Washington project, and has now spread nationally. TransFTM is a growing, grassroots, volunteer effort to inform and connect non-female-identified and male-spectrum-identified trans individuals, digitally and on-ground.
Nico Quintana is the policy director at Basic Rights Oregon, Oregon's state-wide LGBT policy advocacy organization that works to ensure that all lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Oregonians experience lived equality by building a broad and inclusive politically powerful movement, shifting public opinion, and achieving policy victories. Nico leads Basic Rights Oregon's administrative policy work, trans healthcare equality work, the Transgender Justice Program, the safety and prison rights initiative, and the political education training series. Nico is a transgender-identified Chicano from Oregon.
Rupert Raj is a 62 year-old, mixed race (Canadian Eurasian), pansexual trans man, psychotherapist, gender specialist, professional trainer, published clinical researcher, and trans activist. He has been doing trans advocacy across North America since 1971. In 2013, in recognition of his 43 years of trans activism, he was inducted into the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives in Toronto. Raj has been a therapist since 2001, supporting trans adults and gender-independent kids and their loved ones. Through his private practice, Rupert provides gender consultations and professional development workshops on transpositive care for health care and social service providers, educators, researchers, lawyers, policy makers, journalists, and students. Rupert has published five trans-focused clinical research papers.
Angela Reid is a trans woman who uses her scientific background to bring current research into the discourse of sex-positivity. She's presented on misconceptions relating to medical transition and how this impacts sexual health as well as the portrayal of trans sexualities through media at Grant Macewan University and Mount Royal University. Angela is an advocate for sex worker rights, non-monogamous family structures, and other practices that have historically been marginalized by the legal system.
Beckham Ronaghan is the LGBTQ+ youth facilitator for the Positive Space Network in the Halton Region, Ontario, Canada. The Positive Space Network is currently working towards opening a dedicated LGBTQ+ youth center in Halton! Beckham is a glittery unicorn who enjoys spending time in the outdoors camping, hiking, and canoeing with their wonderful dog, Mathilda, and their partner.
Bamby Salcedo is currently the Health Education and HIV Prevention Services Coordinator at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. Her remarkable and wide-ranging activist work has brought voice and visibility to not only the trans community, but also to the multiple overlapping communities and issues including migration, HIV, youth, LGBT, incarceration and Latin@ communities. Her warmth, transparency and playful character coexist with the seriousness of her determined commitment. Bamby is fortunate and grateful to be alive; this is expressed in her life through her wide and unique smile.
Ryan Sallans is a public speaker, diversity trainer, consultant, publisher, and author specializing in health care, campus inclusion and workplace issues surrounding LGBTQ community. Ryan travels to universities where he shares the story of his transition from female to male and his recovery from anorexia nervosa. Ryan has been interviewed on Larry King Live, Trisha, The New Ricki Lake Show, HuffPost Live and NPR. Ryan attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln where he received a Bachelor of Arts in English and Anthropology, Master of Arts in English, and a Master of Arts in Educational Psychology.
Thomas Satterwhite, MD, obtained his Bachelor's degree (Human Biology with Honors) and medical degree at Stanford University in Palo Alto, CA. He remained at Stanford Hospital to complete his residency in Plastic Surgery, a highly regarded training program. His expertise in facial surgery was further refined with the completion of a craniofacial fellowship in Miami, FL, under the tutelage of Dr. S. Anthony Wolfe, a world-renowned craniofacial surgeon.
Paige Schilt is a writer, activist, and teacher. Her stories about a trans, feminist, rock-n-roll family raising a son in the South have been published on the Bilerico Project, Offbeat Families, Brain Child, and more. She is the author of a memoir, Queer Rock Love: A Story of Unscripted Family Life, and an advocate for genderful parenting and inclusive schools.
Morgan Seamont is currently the Assistant Director of the GLBTQ Resource Center at the University of Colorado Boulder. He is a trans man who is completely his doctoral research in Anthropology on the sexuality of trans* men and their partners. When he is not doing educational work and supporting students he loves to ride his motorcycle along the many winding mountain roads in Colorado.
Max Skorodinsky is a 44-year-old Ukrainian Jew and a trans man. Born in Lviv, Ukraine, he immigrated to the US with his family when he was 13. He graduated from a Jewish religious high school and as well as college, worked as a computer programmer for the past ten years, and is now teaching. Max started living as a man at the age of 34 and medically transitioned at age 42.
Liam "Captain" Snowdon is a counselor, Somatic Sex Educator, poet, and performance artist in practice in Victoria, BC. He specializes in gender, sex, pleasure, healing trauma, and sexuality. He facilitates in schools, parents groups, universities, and community organizations on topics including embodying our desires, gender-creative youth in schools, sexual enrichment, sexual anatomy for pleasure, and alternative relationships. Captain runs the Sex Positive Art and Resource Center in Victoria. He is an avid sidewalk chalker.
Shannon Solie, MA, LMHCA, holds a Master of Arts from Seattle University in existential-phenomenological psychology, a humanistic approach based in philosophy. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Washington with an emphasis in the bio-psychology of women. Her education, as well as her professional background as a sexuality educator, has provided a diverse education in the human condition and the intersecting identities that create how we each move through the world.
Jack StockLynn is based in Portland Oregon and runs Sir Cupcake's Queer Circus, a Trans and queer circus dedicated to showcasing unique and amazing performers in identity affirming shows. He has toured nationally with DoJump Extremely Physical Theater and locally with Pervert the Cirque and Spaceman Jack. He is particularly passionate about Dance Trapeze, and about trying to craft the exact right outfit and movement to convey as many genders as possible in one moment.
Oblio Z Stroyman, MEd, is a fabulous, genderqueer, Couples and Family Therapist turned Ecstatic Dance DJ. They are personally/professionally involved with local and national trans*, dance, counseling and intentional communities, where they are a leader regarding gender, sexuality and polyamory. Their graduate study focused on assisting counselors in working consciously with trans* youth and their families. In their polyamorous relationship with a philanthropic transman, they work together in professional and community forums, opening dialogues regarding gender, sexuality and open relationship.
Tavis Taylor is a board certified, internal medicine MD who graduated from the University of Washington School of Medicine. His experience has varied over 23 years of practice from very rural communities to CMO of an Arizona hospital to private practice. He currently enjoys a solo private practice in Bremerton, WA serving patients from ages 15 to 102, including a significant trans population, and maintains a clinical instructor position with the UW.
Stephan Thorne has been an outspoken LGBT activist and feminist since the 1970s. After 34 years of serving as a peace officer in California, he retired in 2014 at the rank of Lieutenant of Police. Stephan transitioned from female to male on the job in 1994. In 1995 with Dr. Jamison Green; he developed the first ever Transgender Community Awareness Training for members of SFPD. The two presented that training to SFPD Academy recruits starting in June 1995. Lt. Thorne presented Transgender Training to every recruit class and member of SFPD until his retirement. This training also served as the guideline for Transgender Training for LAPD NYPD Washington DC Metro PD and many others.
TJ Jourian is a pansexual queer Middle Eastern Armenian trans*man. He is a social justice activist and educator with an MA in Student Affairs Administration from Michigan State University and current PhD candidate in Higher Education at Loyola University of Chicago. T.J. is a member of the Brown Boi Project Training Team, the Managing Editor of the Journal of Critical Scholarship on Higher Education and Student Affairs, and co-creator of the Higher Education Trans* Advocacy Board.
Tess Vo is a racialized gender-nonconforming person with a disability and is invested in social justice, the creation of equitable spaces, and cultural production that interrogates dominant ideologies on race, disability, migration, gender identity, and queerness. Tess supervises reachOUT, an LGBTQ program centering on the needs of racialized, newcomer, and disabled queer and trans youth in Toronto, Canada. Tess also directed and produced the award-winning documentary Our Compass, which was co-written by LGBTQ youth labelled with intellectual disabilities.
Lukas Walther, of TransFamily Services (BC), is a certified counselor and experienced educator, community developer, and group facilitator, working closely with British Columbia's trans* population and their families, clinical care teams, schools and employers, providing peer supports, transitional guidance and customized information sessions for nearly 20 years. He is co-founder of FTM Etc., a peer support/discussion group still going strong since 1998, and a longtime member of World Professional Association for Transgender Health.
Ash Warren is a project manager for the crisis diversion interim services at DESC and a licensed social worker. Ash has two wonderful kids. Ash adopted both of them in the court system to solidify his rights.
Dr. Burt Webb began private practice in Scottsdale, AZ, in 1984. He has been working with Dr. Meltzer since 2003 and was mentored in FtM genital surgery by Dr. Des Johnson from Portland, OR. He graduated from Tulane Medical School in 1980 and completed his residency at Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ. He is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology. From 1987 to 2000 he was an OBGYN professor for the Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Osborn Family Practice Residency Program. Since 1994, he has been an assistant professor of OBGYN at the University Of Arizona College Of Medicine. Dr. Webb performs hysterectomies, oophorectomies and vaginectomies.
Cecil Whitney is a genderqueer, social justice-oriented student and educator. They are currently a PhD student in biocultural anthropology at the University of Washington, studying trans* health and health care in the Seattle area, and aspire to a college teaching career. They also dabble in cartooning, apparel design and sewing, and pickling.

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We went Tuesday January 20 on an offshore deep drop trip. Beautiful day, the wind and waves calmed down and there was almost zero current. Perfect day for deep dropping. we fished in 350 to 500 feet and caught a mixed bag on vermillion snappers, snowy grouper, almaco jacks and one red snapper that must have been lost. Jon manned the electric real and did a great job getting fish to the boat.
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Trip to the Key Largo South Rocks
A couple weeks ago we made a 3 day trip south ( 65 miles south). I took Jon and his friend Jordan as payback for work they did for me around the house. We had a sporty ride going and coming but once we got on our spots, the fish and lobster cooperated. We left Islamarade on Friday morning and arrived just after noon. We trolled the entire way down and back to save fuel. We found a few schooly Dolphin and one baby Cuda in 3000 feet that was apparently lost. the Boys spent the afternoon catching some Yellow tail for dinner. Jon did a great job on the grill. In the morning, we hit some big rocks and the two boys came up with a bag full of big lobster. All were between 3 and 7 lbs. After lunch, we concentrated on Snapper and Grouper. We went through 2 cases of chum but ended up with some flag Yellowtails and oversize Strawberry Grouper. We finished the day deep dropping for Yellow Eye snapper along the edge of the reef. Saturday nights dinner was amazing, Grilled Lobster and asparagus. The ride home on Sunday seemed to take forever. we plowed through 4-6 foot seas and went from one thunder storm to another. Thank god for an auto-pilot. Jon and Jordan slept nearly the entire ride home leaving me to stand watch, not a lot of fun. We tied up to the dock at about 2pm and I left them to fillet the fish and clean up the boat. Awesome weekend!
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It's beautiful! It must have felt amazing and exhilarating to be there seeing that awesome landscape in person
Nice pic...but u really shud upload a larger size.
Great capture, as always!
Majestic! Truly an awe-inspiring shot and view!
Great shot!
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This photo moved me like few others do.... it is the embodiment of what I strive to become everyday.
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Very well done; this really hit a personal note with me.
It makes me so so happy to hear that, I'm really glad that you could connect with my photo on such a level Thank you
To really explain would take me quite sometime; I'm just happy that others share my viewpoint.
Print requested... would really like to own this one. I keep coming back to look at it <chuckle>
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Gorgeous! Just got back from here and have some awesome sunset shot!
Thank you! Your sunset shot is so gorgeous as well!
I only wish I could have been there for the sunrise!
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I only wish I could have been there for the sunrise!
What a beautiful place
What wonderful atmospheres you capture - or create - in your photos!
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Beautiful shot.
gorgeous!!! i love how free the girl looks. & those sunrays. wow. perfection!
You make things look closer and intimate.
It's amazing how every your photo is unique and beautiful in it's own way.
I love this one so much, another stunning photo!
I love this one so much, another stunning photo!
Almost unbelievable
hope to go there soon
Absolutely stunning! A fantastic sense of total freedom!
This is amazing! I am on my way there as we speak. Hope to be there tomorrow after noon! Where was this taken from?
Hi! Sorry the response is a little late It was just taken from one of the overlooks coming in from Jackson Hole The best time to view these mountains would be definitely in the early morning, sunrise being the best (I didnt get the chance to, but thats when the sun would be shining on them, not behind them, and you would get that redish color )
No problem! I found a few vantage points to get shots of the Tetons but sadly the light was not very helpful but i have a few shots im going to work on and see if anything good comes of them.. thanks for the reply
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Contributed by Maneeza Malik, Industry Marketing Manager

As insurers embrace collaboration tools, social media networks and mobile applications to interact with their agents and policyholders, the need for a holistic approach to fraud detection and prevention when processing claims becomes more prevalent.

Fraud has long been a multi-billion dollar problem for the industry. Carriers must satisfy a policyholder's expectation for speedy settlement with the need for proper due diligence when processing a claim. It's a fine balancing act in an era where informed consumers will leverage social media sites to post their experiences with their insurance provider. Hence impacting a carrier's reputation, brand and ability to attract and retain customers. Claims handling and resolution is the moment of truth for consumers and insurers alike.

When it comes to claims; fraud detection is still a siloed operation for many insurers. It's either a back-office function or one that relies heavily on the expertise of adjusters to detect suspicious activity. Moreover, claim processing in it self is a complex and collaborative process from the time a claim is submitted via the call center, web or agent to the many individuals and iterations involved until its resolution.

So how should carriers address fraud detection as they revamp their claim systems and integrate collaboration tools and mobile apps to enhance their claims operations? First, leading insurers are rapidly adopting Business Process Management (BPM) and Decision Management (DM) to streamline and automate their claims process across lines of businesses. Second, fraud detection and prevention requires the effective use of analytics, BPM and DM early on in the claims process from the time the first notice of loss is submitted to identify and score suspicious activity, trigger alerts and route suspicious claims to an investigation team for further review.

Take the example of Worksafe Victoria, a mid-tier insurance carrier in Melbourne Australia that streamlined its' claim process with Websphere BPM, DM and analytics achieving such results as speed to market gains, decrease in claim settlement time, reduction in claim and fraud costs with significant savings annually. To learn more, please watch a brief video:
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Warren Barfield was the guest musician during the "Love Worth Fighting For" marriage event I attended a few weekends ago. He opened the event with a song that stuck with me the whole day because it spoke so well into my relationship with my fiancé.
It was called "The Right Time." It was the song's background that resonated with me, which is actually a personal story about how Barfield came to marry his wife. The song describes this scene where he is sitting with his mom in the kitchen, telling her about the new woman in his life. At the time, he was traveling around as a musician and was living out of his car. He didn't have much to offer other than himself and a ring. But he knew he wanted to marry this woman.
His mom gave him some sound advice and told him he couldn't pass up a good thing. The chorus elaborates:
"If you're waiting for the right time, the right time will fly right by you. Always planning, never moving. Always praying, never doing. It ain't living if you're just spending your life waiting for the right time."
I'm sure this describes most of us. We're skilled at making excuses. We don't even have to use getting married as an example. It could be going back to school, starting or moving for a new job, having a baby, dieting, spending more time in prayer or God's Word, or even getting more involved in church.
It's a popular saying in my house that something will happen when the rush is over. But when is the rush really over? The rush, as we call it, is really just life. We can't do everything we say we're going to do in this life if we're waiting for life itself to be put on pause.
When Josh and I first started dating, he was laid off because his company was forced to close down. He started building the nutrition business he was involved in on the side. I'd been horribly sick with a stomach bug and some other health issues that I'm still fighting to resolve.
When we decided to get married, our situations looked exactly the same. He didn't have a full-time job. My health wasn't in the best place. I have car payments and not much in savings. We hadn't lived in the same town.
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