Trans13-101

Trans Latina Communities

Speakers: Oralia Loza, PhD; Thenral D. Mangadu, MD, PhD; Oscar Beltran, Jorge Alonzo, JD; Lilli Mann, MPH; Scott D. Rhodes, PhD, MPH, CHES, Sel J. Hwahng, PhD; Bennett Allen; Cathy Zadoretzky, MA; Hannah Barber; Courtney McKnight, MPH; Don Des Jarlais, PhD, Jana Villayzan Aguilar, MPH

Caterpillar to butterfly: A metamorphosis concept for identity and health risk among transgender women in the U.S.-Mexico border region Immigrant transgender Latinas in North Carolina: Exploring the health priorities of an emerging population through photovoice Immigrant transgender Latinas in New York City — resiliencies, vulnerabilities, and health disparities Substance abuse in the Peruvian trans women population living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA)

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NPSG14-122

YouthPass: The Next Generation of Transit Riders for Environmental and Climate Change

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$10.00

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IYF11-213

The Breakthrough Science of Living a Long and Healthy Life

Speakers: Dr. Walter Bortz

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$10.00

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BECC10-101

Opinions, Advocacy & Action

Speakers: Anita Pugliese, Connie Roser-Renouf, Tami Buhr, Cara Pike, Moderator: Maria Vargas

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$10.00

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GenSpec17-310

Plenary: Affirmative Parenting Practices

Speakers: Lisa Kenney

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RHR08-150

The Second Raphael Human Rights Awards

Speakers: Honorees: Marian Wright Edelman, Peter Edelman, and Rabbi Gerry Serotta.

Award Presenters: Rabbi David Saperstein, Daniel Schorr, and Rabbi David Ellenson. Master of Ceremonies: Rabbi Amy Eilberg.

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GSPEC13-114

PROFESSIONALS WORKSHOP: Supporting Gender Creative & Transgender Youth in K-12 Schools

Speakers: Elizabeth Meyer, PhD; Asaf Orr, Esq

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$10.00

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NPSG13-107

Building Community While Greening the City: The Parklet Revolution

Speakers: Ariel Ben-Amos, Senior Planner/Analyst, Mayor’s Office of Transportation and Utilities, Philadelphia, PA; Alexis Smith, Planner / Urban Designer, City of San Francisco, CA; John Bela, Principal, Rebar. Moderator: Judy Corbett, Executive Director, Local Government Commission

The elements of a parklet – a parking spot transformed into a tiny public relaxation area – can vary, from a patch of grass-like turf and plants to an outdoor patio with seating. At a time when city budgets are severely constrained, parklets have become a popular way for residents and businesses to green their neighborhoods. Parklets got a start in 2005 in San Francisco, when staff of a design firm fed a parking meter with coins, covered the asphalt with sod, and added a potted tree. Their experiment spread like wildfire. The City responded by making parklets legal and setting up an approval process. Today parklets can be seen in neighborhoods throughout the City. The parklet concept has spread beyond SF, with different versions evolving for different climates. This session features a professional from the San Francisco Parks Department, a staff member from the Mayor’s Office in the City of Philadelphia, and a representative of Rebar, the design firm that initiated the parklet revolution.

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ABA17-222

Witness Examination Skills at Depositions and Trials

Speakers: PANELISTS: Hon. Todd E. Edelman, Superior Court for the District of Columbia, Washington, DC Eve Cervantez, Altshuler Berzon LLP, San Francisco, CA Jeffrey Dretler, Fisher & Phillips LLP, Boston, MA Stephen Yokich, Dowd, Bloch, Bennett, Cervone, Auerbach and Yokich, Chicago, IL

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$18.00

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RHR08-110

Plenary: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights & Abrahamic Faitsh

Speakers: Chancellor Arnold Eisen, Prof. David Gushee, Prof. Sulayman S. Nyang, Mod: Rabbi Nancy Fuchs Kreimer

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ABA15-226

Recent Developments in LGBT Issues in Employment Law

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$15.00

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SEA08-210

PLENARY: Luncheon Keynote

Speakers: Robert Egger

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NPSG13-113

Living in a Sustainable Community Can Lengthen Your Life!

Speakers: Dan Burden, Executive Director, Walkable and Livable Communities Institute; Joel Spoonheim, President, Spoonheim Group; Laura Jackson, Executive Vice President, Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield; Kent Sovern, Iowa State Director, AARP. Moderator: Amy Levner, Manager, Livable Communities, AARP

Can a community transform itself in two years to reverse negative health outcomes, by changing city policies and budgets, restaurant menus, worksite wellness practices, schools, and even individuals’ sense of purpose and social circles? Yes! Already seven communities across the United States are implementing the Blue Zones Project by Healthways. In a matter of months, not years, thousands of citizens and leaders across all sectors get involved making healthy choices easy choices. This approach is based on the lessons of the longest living communities in the world, called Blue Zones areas. Ten well-coordinated and research-backed strategies can lead to measurable improvements in wellbeing and longevity. The recommended practices include adopting Complete Streets policies and projects, creating safe routes to schools and walking schools buses, and other efforts to change the environment. The work started in 2009 with the AARP/Blue Zones Project and now is scaling to serve communities across the U.S.

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Subtotal

$143.00