We are part of San Francisco State University and located at the downtown campus.
03/08/2022
The Sexuality Studies MA Program is now actively recruiting for the new cohort of graduate students (incoming Fall 2022). For more information go to https://sxs.sfsu.edu/graduate-program. If you have any specific questions about admission to the Sexuality Studies MA Program please contact the Director, Clare Sears ([email protected]).
02/09/2022
This month we are celebrating by putting a spotlight on iconic black q***r historical figures. Please take a moment to read 16 q***r Black trailblazers who made history by NBC News Happy Black History month!
Article link: https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/nbc-out-proud/black-history-month-17-lgbtq-black-pioneers-who-made-history-n1130856
11/03/2021
Hello everyone! If you'd be intrested in helping Shannon with their s*xualities thesis please take the online survey or contact [email protected] for more information.
06/28/2021
With the overwhelming amount of Pride merchandise found in stores this month it is important to remember what companies present an LGBTQ+ friendly front but simultaneously donate to anti-LGBTQ+ organizations and lawmakers.
06/02/2021
Happy pride month from your friends at CREGS! Have fun and stay safe!
11/19/2020
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A note from Q: Social Media Manager for CREGS
As the Transgender day of Remembrance approaches tomorrow 11/20/20 I am struck by the maddening, saddening fact that 2020 has been the deadliest year to date for Trans folks in the US. I have always struggled with the meaning of this day, in part because it happens to fall on my birthday, bringing Scorpio season to a close. The zodiac sign of Scorpio is all wrapped up in death. It urges us to explore our depths, and to rise from our own darkness transformed and I think it is so fitting that this day of grieving falls within this season. The very plain truth is that Trans people have *always* been here. What is new is the ruthless persecution of people for being who they are. For showing up in their full glory. As this day approaches I am considering how to further divest myself from a culture that is so deadly to certain bodies while it celebrates others. I am considering how to hold myself accountable to slowly dismantling these structures one interaction at a time. I am grieving those lost, and I am also using my grief to transform, to create, and to share, in a way that absolutely tears the gender binary apart. Sending all of my love to all of our beloved Trancestors, gone too soon, guiding us to revolution.🖤
10/29/2020
🏳️🌈✊🏾 Visit the link in our bio (or down below) to read the full article from about the work The National Black Justice Coalition and Black Policy Lab are doing to collect data about the impact of COVID-19 on the Black&Queer Community.
https://thepridela.com/2020/05/how-covid-19-impacts-black-lgbtq-people/
10/27/2020
Check out this excerpt from this interesting article from the Washington Post on the way that people are navigating conversations about s*x during COVID-19.
"Anna Muldoon, a former government science policy adviser — and now a PhD candidate at Arizona State University researching the relationship between disease outbreaks and social crises — sees this moment as a chance for more careful thought before getting physical. “It makes people think through that one-night stand before they do it,” Muldoon says, adding that conversations about social distancing and potential exposure to covid-19 are “expansions of the conversations one would hope people would have with each other before sleeping together.” She hopes these frank talks will make it easier to talk about consent, s*xually transmitted infections and s*xual preferences."
Find the link to the full article below or at the link in our bio!
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2020/08/24/hookup-casual-s*x-dating-tinder-pandemic-one-night-stand/
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10/17/2020
“Queer to Stay: An LGBTQ+ Business Preservation Initiative,” is a program to support businesses that serve the LGBTQ+ community with a focus on LGBTQ people of color, women and the transgender community.
Visit the link down below (and in our bio) to see the awardees, as well as a long list of LGBTQ+ businesses to support!
https://www.hrc.org/resources/q***r-to-stay-an-lgbtq-business-preservation-initative
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