Wednesday, February 16, 1:00-3:00: Resource Center (Newcomb 435)
Aids/HIV Services Group office hours
Mike Pudhorodsky from Aids/HIV Services group will answer any and all questions about HIV and health, or you can just come hang out. Every Wednesday.

Thursday, February 17, 4:30-6:30: Newcomb Commonwealth Room
LGBT Safe Space Program Training

Open to all faculty, staff, teaching assistants, and residence hall staff.
FREE FOOD!!!!

Learn to be a better ally to the LGBT community, learn about University and community resources for LGBT students, and get a sticker that identifies you as a part of our Safe Space support network.

The training will include a panel presentation by LGBT-identified students, a segment by Bill Anderson of CAPS on the different struggles LGBT and questioning students face and ways in which we can support them, and a talk about transgender issues by K'ai Smith of the local Aids Services Group.

Wednesday, February 23, 1:00-3:00: Resource Center (Newcomb 435)
Aids/HIV Services Group office hours
Mike Pudhorodsky from Aids/HIV Services group will answer any and all questions about HIV and health, or you can just come hang out. Every Wednesday.

Wednesday, March 2, 11am-2pm: Newcomb 481
Monthly HIV testing
Free and confidential.

Sunday, March 20, 2005, 130pm: UVa Bookstore
Gender Differences: How Significant Are They?
Virginia Festival of the Book event with Steven E. Rhoads (Taking Sex Differences Seriously) and Andrea Buchanan (Mother Shock). http://www.vabook.org

Sunday, March 20, 2005, 3pm: UVa Bookstore
Gay and Transgender Rights: Science, History, and Law
Virginia Festival of the Book event with Deborah Rudacille (The Riddle of Gender: Science, Activism, and Transgender Rights), Nicholas Edsall (Toward Stonewall: Homosexuality and Society in the Modern Western World) and Robert O?Neil (The First Amendment and Civil Liability). (Thomas Jefferson Center for Protection of Free
Expression, UVa Gay Pride.) http://www.vabook.org