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 THE LGBTQ  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COALITION OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA and THE LGBTQ  CONSORTIUM invite workshop and presentation proposals for the 4th Annual Statewide LGBTQ Behavioral Health Conference . Let’s Get Better T ogether: a Quality Look at Healthcare will be held May 8, 2015, at the Hilton El Conquistador in Tucson. The theme of the 2015 Let’s Get Better Together Conference is A DIALOGUE ON THE INTERSECTIONS OF LGBTQ IDENTITY.  The Conference Committee invites workshop proposals that address healthcare practices for adults and children who identify in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, or Two-Spirit populations AND something else” meaning LGBTQ communities that experience other identities. Proposals should address the intersections between LGBTQ identity and other identity areas, like race, class, ethnicity, age, ability, country of origin, language, gender expression, gender identity, and discuss how these intersections of identity interact with health services: early intervention, clinical interventions, peer support, family support, health promotion, the coming out process, mental illness stigma, trauma-informed care, and suicide prevention, etc. For example, how might seeking services for a n LGBTQ-identified person of color be different for these intersecting identities? How might LGBTQ elders experience services differently than an LGBTQ youth? How does language play a role when serving LGBTQ co mmunities from different countries? NEW for 2015: the Committee will stratify presentations into Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced track. A Beginner-level workshop focuses heavily on terminology and introducing individuals to LGBTQ concepts. The audience for this workshop most likely have never worked with LGBTQ populations An Intermediate-level workshop may briefly touch on terminology but spends 95 % of the workshop discussing the subject material directly. Individuals who attend these workshops have worked with LGBTQ individuals before and are looking for a deeper level of knowledge. An Advanced-level workshop assumes that participants have an intimate knowledge of LGBTQ definitions and concepts, and rather, delves into best practices, innovative new practices and complex health issues that affect LGBTQ communities. Please keep in mind that the Let’s Get Better Together Conference is statewide, and thus, proposals should discuss how the presenters plan to be inclusive about reaching participants from all areas in Arizona. LOGISTICS  Workshops are a hands-on experience in which the facilitators will teach the participants something they can translate into their own day-to-day work. Presenters can also propose a panel discussion around Integrating Best Practices. The panel must  engage participants in such a way that they can bring information back to their day-to-day work.

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THE LGBTQ  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COALITION OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA and  THE LGBTQ  CONSORTIUM invite workshop and

presentation proposals for the 4th Annual Statewide LGBTQ Behavioral Health Conference. Let’s Get Better

T ogether: a Quality Look at Healthcare will be held May 8, 2015, at the Hilton El Conquistador in Tucson. The

theme of the 2015 Let’s Get Better Together Conference is A  DIALOGUE ON THE INTERSECTIONS OF LGBTQ

IDENTITY. 

The Conference Committee invites workshop proposals that address healthcare practices for adults and children

who identify in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, or Two-Spirit

populations AND “something else” meaning LGBTQ communities that experience other identities.

Proposals should address the intersections between LGBTQ identity and other identity areas, like race, class,

ethnicity, age, ability, country of origin, language, gender expression, gender identity, and discuss how these

intersections of identity interact with health services: early intervention, clinical interventions, peer support, family

support, health promotion, the coming out process, mental illness stigma, trauma-informed care, and suicide

prevention, etc.

For example, how might seeking services for an LGBTQ-identified person of color be different for these intersecting

identities? How might LGBTQ elders experience services differently than an LGBTQ youth? How does language play

a role when serving LGBTQ communities from different countries?

NEW for 2015: the Committee will stratify presentations into Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced track.

A Beginner-level workshop focuses heavily on terminology and introducing individuals to LGBTQ concepts. The

audience for this workshop most likely have never worked with LGBTQ populations

An Intermediate-level workshop may briefly touch on terminology but spends 95% of the workshop discussing the

subject material directly. Individuals who attend these workshops have worked with LGBTQ individuals before and

are looking for a deeper level of knowledge.

An Advanced-level workshop assumes that participants have an intimate knowledge of LGBTQ definitions and

concepts, and rather, delves into best practices, innovative new practices and complex health issues that affect

LGBTQ communities.

Please keep in mind that the Let’s Get Better Together Conference is statewide, and thus, proposals should discusshow the presenters plan to be inclusive about reaching participants from all areas in Arizona.

LOGISTICS 

Workshops  are a hands-on experience in which the facilitators will teach the participants something they can

translate into their own day-to-day work.

Presenters can also propose a panel discussion around Integrating Best Practices. The panel must   engage

participants in such a way that they can bring information back to their day-to-day work.

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Each workshop will be 1.5 hours in length. Workshops should not exceed more than two presenters. Panel

discussions should not exceed four presenters.

To complete your submission, please fill out the application below and submit it by December 5, 2014, to Lauryn

Bianco at [email protected]. The application has three parts; all three parts must be filled out and

bios for all presenters must be attached in order for the submission to be complete. 

Questions about your submission? Contact Lauryn at the address above. 

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Proposal Application

PART 1: Speaker Information

Please include 250-word bios for each presenter or panelist attached to your submission.

Presenter/Panelist 1

Name Click here to enter text. 

Mailing Address Click here to enter text. 

Email Address Click here to enter text. 

Phone Number Click here to enter text. 

University, Agency or Other Affiliation Click here to enter text. 

OPTIONAL information: How do you identify? 

Race/Ethnicity Click here to enter text. 

Sexual Orientation Click here to enter text. 

Gender Identity

Presenter/Panelist 2

Name Click here to enter text. 

Mailing Address Click here to enter text. 

Email Address Click here to enter text. 

Phone Number Click here to enter text. 

University, Agency or Other Affiliation Click here to enter text. 

OPTIONAL information: How do you identify? 

Race/Ethnicity Click here to enter text. 

Sexual Orientation Click here to enter text. 

Gender Identity Click here to enter text. 

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Panelist 3

Name Click here to enter text. 

Mailing Address Click here to enter text. 

Email Address Click here to enter text. 

Phone Number Click here to enter text. 

University, Agency or Other Affiliation

OPTIONAL information: How do you identify? 

Race/Ethnicity Click here to enter text. 

Sexual Orientation Click here to enter text. 

Gender Identity Click here to enter text. 

Panelist 4

Name Click here to enter text. 

Mailing Address Click here to enter text. 

Email Address Click here to enter text. 

Phone Number Click here to enter text. 

University, Agency or Other Affiliation Click here to enter text. 

OPTIONAL information: How do you identify? 

Race/Ethnicity Click here to enter text. 

Sexual Orientation Click here to enter text. 

Gender Identity Click here to enter text. 

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PART II: Presentation informationTitle of Workshop or Panel Discussion

Click here to enter text. 

To what level of audience will your presentation focused (see cover page for level explanations) 

☐Beginner

☐Intermediate

☐Advanced 

Workshop or Panel Discussion Abstract (no more than 500 words)

Click here to enter text. 

How do you plan to engage participants? (no more than 500 words)

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Have you presented this before? If so, where and when?

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PART III: Logistics

All presentation rooms will be equipped with a projector and a screen. Check the following boxes if you need:

☐ A laptop

☐ Internet connection

☐ Sound/speakers

Would you be willing to repeat the presentation at the conference?  (For example, the same presentation during

the Morning Session and an Afternoon Session.)

☐Yes

☐No

If accepted, all presenters will be required to participate in an orientation phone call to discuss the expectations of

conference workshops. Are you (and your co-presenters) willing to participate in this phone call?

☐ Yes

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