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ASA Schedule Sociologists for Trans Justice Trans, Intersex, and Non-Binary Related Programming at Annual Conferences August 2021 For your convenience, S4TJ has put together a list of trans, non-binary and intersex related events scheduled for the ASA, SSSP, SWS, and SSSI annual meetings and preconferences taking place in New York this August. Whether you are attending the ASA annual meeting or another affair virtually, we hope that you will join us for these and other trans- and intersex-related events. (There are so many, and we are so very excited to share them with you!) Please be sure to bookmark this page and return for updates. You may also use the following links to jump to sections of this document: ASA | SSSP | SSSI American Sociological Association Friday, August 6 Sociology of Gender & Sexuality Student Forum Roundtables 2:30-3:55p EDT/ 11:30-12:55p PDT | VAM Room 55 Session Organizer: Madelyn Diaz, University of Central Florida Table Presider: Christopher Persaud, University of Southern California Girlhood in the Great Outdoors - Maria Ardeth Gregg Masculinity in Wargaming - Christopher Sebastian Gage, University of Mississippi The Battle for Athletic Autonomy: From Curt Flood to LeBron James - Maxwell Macort The Push for Transgender Inclusion: Exploring Boundary Spanning in the Gay-Straight Alliance - D. Kyle Sutherland, University of British Columbia Saturday, August 7 Intersectional Inequalities and Higher Education 12:45-2:10p EST/ 9:45-11:10a PDT | VAM Room 15 Session Organizer: Blake R. Silver, George Mason University Presider: Blake R. Silver, George Mason University Creating Inclusive Department Climates in STEM Fields: Analyzing Multiple Perspectives on the Same Departments - Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Ethel L. Mickey, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Ember Skye Willow Kanelee, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Laurel Smith-Doerr, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Twice as Good, Twice the College: Choosing Colleges in the Era of Racism and Rankings - Deborwah Faulk, James Madison University Made to Fit In, Made to Stick Out: How Queer Black College Students Negotiate Inclusion at Black and White Universities - TehQuin Forbes, Florida State University Measuring the Impact of Elite Backgrounds on the Lives and Careers of Sociologists - Allison L. Hurst, Oregon State University Do I Belong Here? Microaggression, Isolation, and Imposter Syndrome Among Women of Color in PhD Programs - Letisha Engracia Cardoso Brown, Virginia Tech; Kait M. Boyle, University of South Carolina-Columbia; Jennifer Turner, Hollins University LGBTQ Social Change and Allyship 12:45-2:10p EST/ 9:45-11:10a PDT | VAM Room 30 Session Organizer: Terrell James Antonio Winder, University of California, Santa Barbara Presider: Greggor Mattson, Oberlin College Change in Health Over Time: Same-Sex Compared to Different-Sex Couples - Yiwen Wang, University of Texas at Austin Early Labor Market Outcomes of Children in Same-Sex families: Evidence from Population Data - Silvia Palmaccio, KU Leuven; Deni Mazrekaj, Utrecht University; Kristof De Witte Mind the Gap: Sexual Orientation Wage Gaps for Racialized and Immigrant Minorities in the United States - Shannon Mok, Western University Superficial Allyship: Social and Value Similarity Between Heterosexist Allies and Those with Heightened Homophobia - Shahin Davoudpour, University of California, Irvine Whose Movement Is It Anyway? Race, Class, & the Complexity of Allyship Politics in LGBTQ Activism - Jaime Hartless, SUNY Farmingdale “Your comfort comes at the expense of our oppression.” Transgender Individuals and the Women’s March - Eli Williams Queering Social Life: LGBTQ Scenes 2:30-3:55p EST/ 11:30-12:55p PDT | VAM Room 30 Session Organizer: Terrell James Antonio Winder, University of California, Santa Barbara Presider: Kendall Ota, University of California, Santa Barbara Doing Diversity in the Queer Mainstream: the Case of QTMuslims in Toronto, Canada - Golshan Golriz, McGill University "Floodgates" "at the breaking point": Anomie and Pandemic Endurance among Philadelphian CMSM - Zachary Babel; Caroline Voyles; Sofia Argibay, Drexel University; Jason Orne, Drexel University “I am with my child”: Mothers of LGT Children in Turkey and Their Interlocking Transformations - Ecem E. Ece, University of Florida "Queer Enough": Queer Encounters in the Pansexual BDSM Scene - Julie Lynn Fennell, Gallaudet University The Exploration of Counterpublics in China: Lalas (Lesbians) Navigating Intimate and Family Lives through Cyberspace - Iris Po Yee Lo, University of Oxford Table 7: Intersectional Inequalities II 4:45 to 5:40p EDT/ 1:45 to 2:40pm PDT | VAM Room 64 Session Organizer: Blake R. Silver, George Mason University Presider: Michael Lotspeich-Yadau, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign I Love Wasians: Self-Perceptions of Mixed Race Women and Non-Binary People’s Desirability” - Julia Rose Chin Spatial Autocorrelation, Heterogeneity, and Temporality in the Propensity of Rural Military Veterans to Identify as Self-Employed - Michael Lotspeich-Yadao, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Charles M. Tolbert, Baylor University; Craig Carpenter, Michigan State University The “B-Word,” The “C-Word,” and The Metaspace - Mary Amelia Caliendo Sunday, August 8 Insights from Ethnographic Studies of LGBTQ+ Populations and Communities 12:45-2:10p EDT/ 9:45-11:10p PDT | VAM Room 6 Session Organizers: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University; Mignon R. Moore, Barnard College Presider: Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University At the Margins of the Margins: Black Gay Identities in Los Angeles - Terrell James Antonio Winder, University of California, Santa Barbara Wigs, Wingmen, and Whiskey: Ethnographic Opportunities and Dilemmas in the Study of LGBTQ festival life - Amy L. Stone, Trinity University The Great Migration and the Development of Community among Black, Sexual Minority Women: Exploring and Locating Archival Material - Mignon R. Moore, Barnard College From Neighborhoods to Nights: The Institutional and Temporal Transformation of LGBTQ+ Urban Life - Amin Ghaziani, University of British Columbia Capturing What is Lost: Ethnographic Strategies for Studying Nostalgia among LGBTQ+ Populations - Japonica Brown-Saracino, Boston University Missing and Murdered: Women of Color, Transgender, and Indigenous People 2:30-3:55p EDT/ 11:30-12:55p PDT | VAM Room 3 Session Organizer: Annie Isabel Fukushima, University of Utah Presider: Annie Isabel Fukushima, University of Utah Missing from the count: Visualizing the invisible victim in fem[in]icide data - Myrna Dawson, University of Guelph Intersectionality and Impunity: A comparative analysis of feminicidio in Mexico and the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada - Paulia Garcia del Moral, University of Guelph Guatemala and Mam indigenous refugee women, gender-based violence and feminicidio, and access to justice in Guatemala and in U.S. immigration courts - Lynn Stephen, University of Oregon Unequal Risk: Intersections of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Murders of Transgender People - Laurel Westbrook, Grand Valley State University Bringing Our Whole Selves to the Sociology Classroom: Impacts of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Teaching 2:30-3:55p EDT/ 11:30-12:55p PDT | VAM Room 21 Session Organizers: Alison S. Better, CUNY Kingsborough Community College; Trenton M. Haltom, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Deidre A. Tyler, Salt Lake Community College; Danielle Giffort, St. Louis College of Pharmacy Presider: Jax J. Gonzalez, University of California, Boulder More than Representation for Representation’s Sake: Navigating the Model-Mentor-Teacher Dynamic - Shantel Gabrieal Buggs, Florida State University Exchanging Horn-rimmed Glasses for Hoop Earrings: Why Representation Matters in the Classroom - Shirley Leyro, Borough of Manhattan Community College Spreading the Gay + Trans Agenda: On Visibility in the Classroom - Simone Alexandra Kolysh, Hood College Putting My Black Gay Stank on Mars: Using Subjectivity to Decolonize Sociology - Theo Greene, Bowdoin College Sexual Violence and Harassment II 4:15-5:40p EDT/ 1:15-2:40pm PDT | VAM Room 26 Session Organizer: Paige L. Sweet, University of Michigan Presider: Paige L. Sweet, University of Michigan Femininity Anchors: Heterosexual Relationships and Pregnancy as Sites of Harassment for US Service Women - Stephanie Bonnes, University of New Haven Gender Beliefs and the Response to Workplace Sexual Harassment - Julia A. Kmec, Washington State University; Lindsay Trimble O’Connor, California State University-Channel Islands; Shekinah Hoffman, University of Nevada, Las Vegas The Anatomy of Everyday Violence: Talking to Initiators - Simone Alexandra Kolysh, Hood College Silencing Violence: Discourses of Power, Culture, and Sexual(izing) Violence against Jamaica’s Girl-Child - Sadiya Malcom, University of MIchigan A Cold War Against Queer Contamination: Seuxal Harassment & LGBTQ Open Service in the US Military - Cati Connell, Boston University The Resilience of Gender Ideology in Shaping Labor, Law, Policy, and Privilege 4:15-5:40p EDT/ 1:15-2:40p PDT | VAM Room 22 Session Organizer: LaTonya Trotter, University of Washington Presider: LaTonya Trotter, University of Washington “Why Don’t They Just Use Cloth?”: Gender Policy Vacuums and the Inequalities of Diapering - Jennifer Randles, California State University- Fresno Modernization, Traditionalization, or Both? Mapping Gender Ideology in China - Rujun Yang, University of California, Santa Barbara “Assumptive Rights of Maleness:”
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