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This page gives information on conferences related to sexuality that
were held between 2003 and Summer 2008. There are no conference listings for 2004. For archival conference listings for years 1996-2002, please click the appropriate link below.
[Go to Announcements of Current
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Past Conferences and Meetings
January
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28 - 29 January
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NSHAP Early Results Conference. Chicago, US. Presented by National Social Life Health and Aging Project. An NIA funded, competitive workshop to present findings on integrated health and aging research using the first wave of the NSHAP data.
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February
March
February
March
4 - 5 March |
¿Del otro la'o? Perspectives About Queer Sexualities. Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. For more details, see conference announcement (PDF) or contact Lisette Rolon Colazzo at (787) 614-7600 or Nestor Rodriguez at (787) 313-4463. |
10 - 13 March |
Second Global Conference on Persons, Intimacy and Love: Probing the Boundaries. Salzburg, Austria. For more details, visit: http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ptb/persons/pil/pil2/cfp.html. |
13 - 16 March |
33rd Annual Meeting of The Society For Sex Therapy and
Research (SSTAR). Chicago, IL. Conference theme is "Sexual Disorders: Latest Research and Effective Treatment." Program and registration informationis available at www.sstarnet.org. |
26 - 29 March |
20th International Family Therapy Association World Congress. Porto, Portugal. The conference theme is "Transformation and Globalizations: Family Therapy in the 21st Century." For more information, visit the conference website at http://www.paragon-conventions.com/ifta2008/. |
28 March |
Human Sexuality: Across the Lifespan and Cultures. Asheville, NC. Co-sponsored by the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC) and the School of Pharmacy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. For details and online registration, visit the conference website at http://www.mahec.net/calendar/detail.aspx?eid=1634059&parentID=0 |
28 - 30 March |
International Conference on Couple, Child and Family Therapy. Salt Lake City, UT. Sponsored by the Salt Lake City chapter of the International Psychotherapy Institute. The theme of the 2008 conference is "Encountering the Slippery Slope in Psychoanalytic Family Therapy." For more information, contact info@theipi.org or visit the conference website at http://ipislc.home.comcast.net/Pages/conferences/couplechildfamily.html. |
April
| 3 - 4 April |
Sexing the Look: A Regional Interdisciplinary Conference on the
Impact of Sexualized Imagery in Popular Visual Culture. St. Louis, MI. For details and to register, visit http://www.umsl.edu/divisions/conted/arts-sciences/conferences/sexingthelook/index.html. |
| 10 - 13 April |
SSSS 2008 Western Region Conference. San Diego, CA. The conference theme is "Sexual Healing: Self and Society." Conference information may be found online at www.sssswr.org. For more information, contact Program Co-Chair Janice Epp, PhD at drjanice@aol.com. |
| 11 - 12 April |
RACE, SEX, POWER:
New Movements in Black & Latina/o Sexualities. University of Illinois, Chicago. For more information, contact Darrell Moore at RACESEXPOWER2008@DEPAUL.EDU. |
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13 - 17 April
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9th Congress of the European Federation of Sexology, Rome. The 2008 theme is "Therapy, Prevention and Promotion of Sexual Well-being." For more details, visit the conference website at www.efs2008.com. Group packages are available.
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May
June
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4 - 6 June
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Organization to Study Sex Differences (OSSD) 2nd Annual Meeting. New Orleans, USA. Visit the OSSD website at http://www.ossdweb.org/mc/page.do?sitePageId=56722.
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9 - 11 June
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30th Annual Guelph Sexuality Conference. Guelph, Ontario, Canada. The
2008 theme is "Enhancing Sexual Health in a Rapidly Changing World." Sponsored by the Department of Family Relations & Applied Nutrition, University of Guelph.
Online registration available at http://www.open.uoguelph.ca/sexconf/. Contact: Office of Open Learning, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON N1G 2W1, Ph. (519)767-5000, Fax: (519)767-1114, Email: info@open.uoguelph.ca
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25 - 29 June
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American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT) 40th Annual Conference. New Orleans, Louisiana. Conference theme is "The Rhythm of Our Roots." For more information, please visit http://www.aasect.org/annualcon.asp.
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July
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2 - 5 July
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12th Annual Smart Marriages/Happy Families Conference. San Francisco, California. Sponsored by the Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples Education. Training workshops also offered. For more details, see the conference website at http://www.smartmarriages.com/conferencedetails.html.
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4 July
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Genital Cutting
in a Globalized Age: A Forum for Interdiscipinary Debate. London,UK. Sponsored by BJU International. The conference will provide a
unique opportunity for practitioners, researchers and scholars to harness interdisciplinary collaboration,
in order to improve the accuracy, sophistication and impact of scientific research, discursive analysis,
and professional practice relating to all forms of genital cutting.
Printable PDF flyer at http://www.iainmorland.net/docs/GCGA-flyer.pdf. Online registration at http://www.iainmorland.net/docs/GCGA-registration.pdf.
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7 - 25 July
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Sexuality, Education, and Politics: 7th Annual National Sexuality Resource Center (NSRC) Summer Institute (Track 1). San Francisco, CA. Track 1 will introduce sexuality theories and methodologies and is geared towards undergraduate participants and professionals new to the field. For more information, please consult the website:
http://nsrccrm.sfsu.edu/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php?q=96844&u=422
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14 July - 1 August
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Sexuality, Education, and Politics: 7th Annual National Sexuality Resource Center (NSRC) Summer Institute (Track 2). San Francisco, CA. Track 2 is designed for advanced sexuality scholars and researchers currently pursuing graduate, post-graduate and professional degrees. For more information, please consult the website:
http://nsrccrm.sfsu.edu/modules/civicrm/extern/url.php?q=96844&u=422
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25 - 26 July
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The Practice of Sex Therapy. Seattle, WA. Presented by the Florida Postgraduate Sex Therapy Training Institute. This seminar is designed for healthcare professionals includign psychotherapists, pyschologists, physicians, nurse practitioners, and postgraduate students. For more information, call Larry Siegel (561) 254-4237 or Susan Lee (561) 833-0066
or email to drsusanlee@mac.com.
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September
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3 - 6 September
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Bridge the Gender Gap. Malmö, Sweden. Sponsored by the Swedish Association of Medical Women. A conference to discuss sex and gender issues in different areas of medicine. Online registration and program information can be found at the conference website at http://www.malmokongressbyra.se/kongress/html/FMPro?-db=w_pub_pages&-lay=cgi_left&-token=803&-format=index.html&-view.
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8 - 10 September
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The Natural and the Normal in the History of Sexuality. Monash University, Prato, Italy. Sponsored by Centre for the History of European Discourses, University of Queensland, Australia, and Centre for Interdisciplinary Study of Sexuality and Gender in Europe, University of Exeter, UK. For more information, see the website at http://www.ched.uq.edu.au/index.html?page=71219&pid=38992 or contact Peter Cryle (CHED) or Lisa Downing (CISSGE).
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12 - 14 September
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3rd International Congress of Gender Medicine. Stockholm, Sweden. Visit website at http://www1.stocon.se/gendermedicine/9/58498.asp to register or submit abstract. |
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30 September - 1 October
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2nd International Scientific Conference: Sexualities II. Nitra, Slovak Republic. Presented by the Faculty of Arts, Constantine the Philosopher University. Conference information available here. Email dmarkova@mati.sk for more information.
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October
November
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5-9 November
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51st SSSS Annual Meeting: The Cultural Dimensions of Sexuality . San Juan, Puerto Rico. For more information,visit http://www.sexscience.org.
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7-9 November
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18th Annual DGSS Conference on Social Scientific Sexuality Research. Munich, German. This year's theme is "Sexuality and the Media." Register online at www.sexologie.org/kongress2008.htm. Presentations will be given in English on either two or three days. Download conference program (PDF format) here >>.
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13 November
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2008 CFLE Sex Ed Conference. Somerset, NJ. Hosted by the Center for Family Life Education, Planned Parenthood of Greater New Jersey. The conference will feature a plenary titled “GAMES, GAMES, GAMES!!!” which will teach how to use a variety game strategies to teach sex ed. Conference details and full workshop descriptions available at: http://www.ppgnnj.org/jforms/2008conflyer.pdf
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12 - 15 November
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Finding Common Ground in Human Sexuality and Other Adolescent Health Issues. American School Health Association 82nd School Health Conference, Tampa, FL. A multi-disciplinary conference for teachers, educators, government officials, health providers, and university professors/students. For more information, visit the conference website at http://www.ashaweb.org/annual_conferences.html.
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27 - 30 November |
11th World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility (COGI) . Paris, France. For more information, see conference website at http://www.comtecmed.com/cogi/paris/. |
28 - 29 November |
Sex/ualities In and Out of Time Conference. Edinburgh, UK. For more information, see conference website at http://www.sexualitiesconference.co.uk/. |
December
January
February
March
| 8-11 March | The 2nd World Congress on
Gender-Specific Medicine and Aging:
The Endocrine Impact, Rome Italy. Under the auspices of The Academy for Gender Specific Medicine and Aging. Visit http:\\www.gendermedicine.com for a preliminary program and to sign up for email updates. |
April
9-11 April |
The University Consortium for Sexuality Research and Training (UCSRT), Inaugural Conference, The Kinsey Institute, Bloomington, Indiana. The theme for the conference is "The Future of Sexuality Research: Methodological to Social Policy Innovations." The conference is co-sponsored by The Kinsey Institute and The National Sexuality Resource Center. For complete details about the conference, click here. |
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26-28 April
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Bodies of Knowledge: Sexuality in the Archive.
Brisbane, Australia. Sponsored by the Centre for the History of European Discourses, University of Queensland. For conference themes, contact the conference organizers, or visit http://www.ched.uq.edu.au/index.html?page=50549.
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June
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21-24 June
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The 39th AASECT Annual Conference. Charlotte, NC.
The theme for 2007 is "The Soul of Sexuality: Exploring the Depth & Dimensions of Pleasure". Visit
www.aasect.org/annualcon.asp often for more information.
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July
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22 July
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Satellite Symposium: "HIV/TB Co-Infection: Meeting the Challenge." 12:30 - 14:30 pm. Presented by The Forum for Collaborative HIV Research in tandem with the 4th IAS HIV Conference (see listing above). For more information, visit http://www.hivforum.org or the IAS conference website at http://www.ias2007.org/.
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August
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2-7 August
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Queeruption 10. Vancouver, B.C.
Queeruption is a free DiY radical queer gathering that has so far happened in London, New York,
San Francisco, Berlin, Amsterdam, Sydney and Barcelona. Every Queeruption is a
little different from the last one, shaped by the people who plan it and the
community that makes it happen. For more details as they are announced, visit http://www.queeruption.org.
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10-16 August
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The 5th China International Congress of Sexology. Lhasa, Tibet, China.
Organized by The Sexual Education Association of Western China,
the Sichuan Reproductive Health Institute, the Medical College of Tibet University, the Lugu Lake Institute of Matriarch Culture of Mosuo People, and the Sexology Institute of Oriental Minorities. For more information, visit http://www.lugu-lake.com/en/index1.htm. Call for Proposals: Varous modes of presentation are welcomed. Deadline for submissions is May 31, 2007. Visit http://www.lugu-lake.com/en/009.htm for more details.
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16-20 August
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BiCon 2007 - 25th National UK Bisexual Gathering . Glamorgan University, Wales, UK.
To sign up for more details as they are announced, visit http://www.bicon2007.org.uk/bicon/.
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17 August
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Sex and Love: Treating Couples with Sexual Problems: Workshop #131. San Francisco, CA. (Workshop is part of conference programming at APA National Conference.)
This INTERMEDIATE workshop will provide a definition of healthy sexuality and describe behavioral manifestations of love. For more information, please visit APA workshop page here. |
September
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31 August - 3 Sept
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Gender Odyssey FTM 2007. Seattle, Washington.
Serving the international transgender FTM (female bodied/male identified)
community. Featuring workshops, art show. Scholarships available. For more details, visit http://www.transconference.org/details/registration/index.htm.
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7 September
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SSTAR 2007 Fall Clinical Meeting. New York, NY.
This meeting is designed for practicing sex therapists, psychologists,
physicians, advanced practice nurses, marriage and family therapists, clinical
social workers, other health care professionals, and researchers seeking
state-of-the-art information on the rapidly evolving field of human sexuality. Find conference details on the conference home page: http://www.sstarnet.org/2007FallMeeting.cfm.
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27 -29 September
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2007 Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH) National Conference. Las Vegas, NV.
20th Anniversary meeting. Find conference details on the conference home page: http://sash.net/content/view/14/28/
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October
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22 October
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Inaugural Indiana Sexual Health Summit. Indiana University, Bloomington.
The first meeting of its kind in Indiana, it will bring together leaders from academic, community, corporate, government, philanthropic, and religious institutions from across the state to debate and discuss strategies to improve sexual health in Indiana. For more details, and to register online, visit http://www.sexualhealth.indiana.edu/summit.html
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25-28 October
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MaleSurvivor 2007 International Conference, "Relief, Recovery and Restoration: Helping Men Heal from Sexual Abuse." New York, New York.
Our conference is intended for male survivors and their loved ones; clinical and social service professionals; lawyers, law enforcement professionals & legal advocates; and researchers, educators & students. For additional information, please visit our website at http://www.malesurvivor.org/ or contact our conference coordinator at admin@malesurvivor.org.
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November
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7-11 November
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SSSS 50th Anniversary: Honoring Our Past and Envisioning Our Future. Indianapolis, Indiana.
Presented in cooperation with the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction. Conference information available online at www.sexscience.org.
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8-11 November
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2nd Annual Asia-Pacific Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Infertility. Shanghai, China.
Conference information available online at http://www.comtecmed.com/cogi/china/.
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December
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2-5 December
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5th National HIV Prevention Conference. Atlanta, GA.
Convened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and dozens of other public, private and government agencies. For more information about the conference please visit the conference website: www.2007NHPC.org or call the conference hotline at: 800.772.8232. or via email at: info@2007NHPC.org.
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February
| 23-26 Feb |
The 1st World Congress on GENDER-SPECIFIC MEDICINE - Men, Women
and Medicine: "A new view of the biology of sex/gender differences
and aging." Berlin, Germany. Full conference details and
abstract submission can be found at: http://www.gendermedicine.com
You may also contact the Congress Secretary for more information
at: geneder@gendermedicine.com or COMTEC INTERNATIONAL, Kaiserdamm
110, D-14057 Berlin, Germany Tel: +49-3030128400, Fax: +49-3030128138
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March
9-12
March
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2006 Annual Meeting of ISSWSH, International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health, Lisbon, Portugal
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March 31-
April 1
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"Global Feminisms: The Role of Women in Building
States and Societies," Washington University in St. Louis, MO.
Conference panelists include scholars from Croatia, India, Kenya,
the Netherlands, New Zealand, Peru, Poland, South Africa, Trinidad
and Tobago, and the U.S.
The conference is free and open to the public. For additional
information
contact Donna Kepley at dkepley@artsci.wustl.edu or
Mary Ann Dzuback at madzuback@wustl.edu or visit http://ascc.artsci.wustl.edu/~women/wgsconference.htm. |
April
May
June
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22-24 June
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Ier. Congreso
Centroamericano de Sexualidad Humana. San Jose, Costa Rica.
For more information, contact Msc. Margarita Murillo G. at www.sexoamoryvida.com
or Dr. Eduardo Ruiz Munguia at www.saludfamiliarcr.com
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27 June-
1 July
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38th Annual AASECT Conference
Gumbo Sexualité UPRIVER: Spicing Up Education and Therapy. Hyatt Regency,
St. Louis. American Association of Sexuality Educators Counselors & Therapists (AASECT). Contact: AASECT P.O.Box 1960, Ashland, VA 23005-1960, Tel 804.752.0026, Fax 804.752.0056 aasect@aasect.org |
July
10-28 July |
5th Annual National Sexuality Resource Center Summer Institute on Sexuality, Society, & Health. San Francisco, CA. 2006 Theme: Rethinking Young People's Sexuality and Reproductive Health. For more information, visit the conference site, or contact Jennifer Feeney, Summer Institute & Education Coordinator via email at nsrc_si@sfsu.edu or via phone at (415) 437-5113.
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16-21 July |
AASECT Summer Institute. Richmond, VA. The week-long course (July 16-21) will offer 40 CEs toward certification
by AASECT in any category - sexuality educator, counselor or therapist.
Featured faculty include Dr. Peggy Kleinplatz, Dr. Frank Goldstein, Dr. Daphne Rankin, Steve Wales and Dr. Daniel Watter.
For more information, contact Steve Wales at SteveW@phx-interfaith.org or Tayloe Moore at
TMoore@aasect.org or call 804-752-0026.The deadline to apply is April 12 and the application is available to download here.
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26-29 July |
Summer Training Institute: Making Evidence-Based Programs Work. San Jose, CA. Participants will acquire in-depth, skills-based training from experts in the field and the developers of four popular prevention programs for teens: Reducing the Risk (RTR), Becoming a Responsible Teen (BART); Keepin' It REAL; and TimeWise. For more information, visit the conference site, call 1-(800) 966-6320, or send an email to summerinstitute@etr.org.
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September
October
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19-21 October
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The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health's 17th Annual National Conference: Creating a Culture of Healthy Sexuality: Education and Enrichment. Chicago, IL. The
For more information visit the conference site, call (770) 541.9912, or send an email to: sash@sash.net
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28 October |
The Hysterectomy Educational Resources and Services (HERS) Foundation's Twenty-Fifth Hysterectomy conference will be held on October 28, 2006 in Nashville TN. For more information and registration please visit http://www.hersfoundation.com/conference.html or contact HERS at
888.750.HERS. This all day conference is open to the public and will be of interest to anyone with a personal or professional interest in hysterectomy and how removal of women's sex organ's affects sexual response and sexuality.
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November
30 November |
2006 Annual Sex Ed Conference: The Abstinence Experience. Somerset, New Jersey, USA. Sponsored by The Center for Family Life Education, a division of Planned Parenthood of Greater New Jersey, Inc. The 2006 theme is "Teaching About Abstinence in a Comprehensive Sex Ed Context." For more information, please email Joyce.Korbylo@ppfa.org or Bill.Taverner@ppfa.org at The Center for Family Life Education.
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February
April
7-9
April |
Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention (RCAP) will co-sponsor its fourth biennial national conference April 7-9 at Indiana University, in Bloomington, Indiana. The conference will feature over 45 rural prevention specialists from 18 states. Presentations will include research on rural populations such as teen-agers, men who have sex with men, and African American communities. Speakers will also address emerging HIV/AIDS concerns among older women, methamphetamine users and homeless women.
Information about the schedule, speakers and presenters can be found at http://www.indiana.edu/~aids. William L. Yarber, RCAP's senior director, can be reached at 812-855-7974 and yarber@indiana.edu.
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7-10
April |
30th Annual Meeting of The Society For Sex Therapy and
Research (SSTAR). Boston, Massachusetts.
Contact: Cassandra Larkins, SSTAR National Office, 409 12th
Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024-2188, Ph: (202) 863-1645, Fax:
(202) 554-0453, e-mail: clarkins@acog.org. |
May
5-8
May |
Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality-SSSS Western Region Conference. Call for papers. Unstudied and Understudied Sexual Communities: New Areas for Research, Education, and Therapy. Deadline for Submissions: October 15th, 2004. Send to Kathy Sisson at kisson@comcast.net. Make your hotel reservations now at 800-233-1234, or at Hyatt.com. |
6-7
May |
The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies
The Graduate Center, The City University of New York
Conference: Transpolitics, Social Change and Justice
Conference participants will take part in plenary sessions, breakout groups, and roundtables about trans activism and public policy research on local, state-wide, national, and international levels. Activists and researchers will have the opportunity to further develop their ongoing work and to create new dialogues with trans and non-trans allies. |
11-15
May |
Annual AASECT Conference - What's New What Works: Pioneering Solutions For Today's Sexual Issues. May 11-15, 2005. Portland Downtown Marriot, Portland, Oregon. For reservations call 1-800-228-9290, mention AASECT to receive the conference room rate. Sponsored by AASECT. For more information, contact the Conference Office at PO Box 5488 Richmond, VA 23220-0488 or by e-mail: aasect@aasect.org |
June
13-15
June |
27th Annual Guelph Sexuality Conference, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada The focus of this year's conference is Promoting Sexual Health: Across the country, across the lifespan.
With delegates coming from public health, community health, education, counseling, medical, clergy and research perspectives, over 500 individuals attend over 50 sessions at the conference each year. Visit http://www.open.uoguelph.ca/sexconf for more information. Contact info:Office of Open Learning, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON N1G 2W1 Tele: 519-767-5000 Fax:519-767-1114 email:info@open.uoguelph.ca |
21-24
June |
The International Association for the Study of Sexuality, Culture and Society (IASSCS) Sexual Rights and Moral PANICS 5th International Conference at San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA Hosted by the National Sexuality Resource Center and Human Sexuality Studies. Gilbert Herdt, Director. Visit http://iasscs.sfsu.edu for information. Deadline for submission of abstracts: April 1st, 2005. IASSCS Conference Scholarships available. Deadline: January 15, 2005. Contact Jennifer Feeney, Conference Coordinator at iasscs@sfsu.edu or (415) 437-5120 with questions regarding scholarships, fellowships, or the IASSCS Conference. |
22-25
June |
The American Family Therapy Academy (AFTA) and The International Family Therapy Association (IFTA) will co-
sponsor The 2005 International Conference on Family Therapy to be held
in Washington, D.C. at the Hyatt Capitol Hill. The
conference theme is "Politics, Community and Clinical Practice." Additional information on presentation submissions and registration details can be located on the web site at http://www.afta-ifta2005.org. The abstract deadline is December 15th, 2004. |
July
9-10
July |
New View Conference 2005
Women and the New Sexual Politics: Profits vs. Pleasures
Le Nouvel Hotel
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Web site: http://www.fsd-alert.org/
U.S. residents contact: (hartleyh@pdx.edu) Canadian residents contact: (Anne.Katz@cancercare.mb.ca) all others, contact: (LeLaina1978@yahoo.com)
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10-15
July |
XVII World Congress of Sexology
Palais des congrès de Montréal, Canada
Web site: www.montrealsexo.com
E-mail: info@montrealsexo.com
Phone: +1 514 395-1808
Fax: +1 524 395-1801
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August
3-6 August |
International Behavioral Development Symposium: Biological Basis of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Sex-Typical Behavior in Minot, North Dakota. Its focus will be on the biological underpinnings of sexual orientation, gender identity, and sex-typical behavior. Sponsored by the Eugene Garfield Foundation and Minot State University. Paper submission deadline: May 20, 2005. There is no registration fee, and all meals will be provided to active participants without charge throughout the four days of the conference. Organized by Dr. Lee Ellis and Lyn Ebertz. For more information, e-mail lee.ellis@minotstateu.edu or call 701.858.3241. |
27-28 August |
International Conference Sexual Health & Gender
The Congress on "Sexual Health & Gender" is being held on August 27-28, 2005 in Vienna, Austria.
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September
November
3-6 November |
The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS) Eastern and Mid Continent Regional Conference entitled, "Child, Adolescent, and Elder Sexual Expression" to be held in Atlanta, GA. The deadline for submissions is May 1st.
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16-19 November |
HTN 2005 Annual Conference "Leading the Charge: Making a Difference in the Lives of Teens and Young Families" to be held in Chicago, Illinois. Healthy Teen Network, Inc. (formerly the National Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy Parenting and Prevention) is accepting Workshop Proposals: April 22, 2005 Deadline. Visit the HTN website, for the application and more information. |
| 17-20 November |
Sexual Medicine Society of North America Fall 2005 Research Meeting to be held at the Hilton New York (1335 Avenue of the Americas) New York, NY. This meeting promises to address matters of high relevance to all clinicians and researchers interested in male and female sexual dysfunctions. Among other things, the program will address erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, hypogonadism, Peyronie’s disease, hypoactive sexual desire disorder, and female sexual dysfunction. The program will include plenary sessions, primary care and specialty symposia, invited state of the art lectures, podium abstracts, and poster sessions. The meeting will be accredited by CME, AFP and AASECT. Abstract submission will be accepted online at www.smsna2005NYC.org until June 1, 2005. |
December
4-7 December |
8th Congress of the European Society for Sexual Medicine, hosted by the Scandinavian Society for Sexual Medicine. Copenhagen, Denmark. For invitation and Call for Abstracts, visit www.essm.org. |
January
February
March
6-9
March |
28th
Annual Meeting of the Society for Sex Therapy and Research (SSTAR).
Miami Beach, Florida.
Registration discount for members of SSSS and AASECT.
Contact: Michelle Brooks-Hunter, SSTAR Administrator, c/o ACOG's
Department of Specialty Services, 409 12th Street, SW, Washington,
DC, 20024-2188, E-mail: MBrooks@acog.org.
USA Tel: (202) 863-1645. Fax: (202) 554 0453, or Bill Maurice,
President-Elect: E-mail: maurice@interchange.ubc.ca
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10-14
March
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16th World Congress of Sexology. Havana city, Cuba.
"Sexuality and Human Development: From Speech to Action"
Contact: Centro Nacional de Educacion Sexual (CENESEX),
Secretaría Científica., Calle 10 No. 460 esquina
a 21. Vedado.,
C.P. 10400 Ciudad de la Habana, Cuba., Ph. (537) 55-2528 y 29,
Fax: (537) 30-2295, Email: cenesex@infomed.sld.cu
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15-18
March |
3rd
International Menopause Society (IMS) Workshop. Pisa,
Italy.
"HRT in Climacteric and Aging Brain"
Contact: International Menopause Society, c/o Monique Boulet,
Executive Director, Chez Maitre M. Steyaert Av. des Cattleyas,
3, box 1, 1150 Brussels, Belgium, Ph. 32.2.772.2183, Fax: 32.2.762.4295,
Email: imsociety@Filink.net
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| 28-30 March |
National
Confererence of Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention (RCAP).
Indiana Memorial Union, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.
"HIV/STD Prevention in Rural Communities: Sharing Successful
Strategies III"
Abstract deadline: January 15, 2003.
Contact: William L. Yarber, senior director, Rural Center
for AIDS/STD Prevention, Indiana University, 801 East Seventh
Street, Bloomington, IN 47405-3085, Ph. (812)855-7974, Email:
aids@indiana.edu |
April
24-27
April |
4th
World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and
Infertility (COGI). Berlin, Germany.
Contact: COGI4 SECRETARIAT, 17 Rue du Cendrier, P.O. Box 1726,
CH-1211, Geneva 1, Switzerland, Ph. +41 22 908 0488, Fax: +41
22 732 2850, Email: cogi4@kenes.com
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May
8-10
May |
2nd
Annual Symposia of Comprehensive Review of Sexual Medicine.
Sutton Place Hotel, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Contact: Comprehensive Review of Sexual Medicine, c/o Venue West
Conference Services Ltd., 645 - 375 Water Street, Vancouver, BC,
V6B 5C6 Canada, Ph. (604)681-5226, Fax: (604)681-2503, Email:
congress@venuewest.comm
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June
July
7-10
July |
AIDS
Impact 2003. Milan, Italy.
Biopsychosocial Aspects of HIV Infection.
Contact: Organizing Committee, Università Vita-Salute San
Raffaele,
Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy Unit,
Via Stamira d’Ancona, 20, 20127 Milan, Italy.
Tel.: +39 02 26433238. Fax: +39 02 26433408 |
August
September
10-13
September |
18th
Biennial Symposium of the Harry Benjamin International Gender
Dysphoria Association (HBIGDA). Ghent, Belgium.
Contact: Bean Robinson, PhD, Executive Director, 1300 South Second
Street, Suite 180, Minneapolis, MN 55454 USA, Tel: +1-612-625-1500,
Fax: +1-612-626-8311, Email: hbigda@famprac.umn.edu |
October
23-24
October |
11th Annual HIV/AIDS
Update Conference
South Padre Island, Texas. Sponsored by Valley AIDS.
Medical track available .E-mail enquiries: mruiz.vac@tachc.org
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November
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