PROGRAM IN HUMAN SEXUALITY ANNUAL REPORT 2017 OUR PURPOSE RESEARCH CLINICAL CARE Revolutionizing the sexual and gender Generating ground-breaking Developing exceptional climate by eliminating barriers and discovery through sexual health evidence-based clinical advancing healthy sexuality. research. approaches to sexual health.

OUR WORK OUR POTENTIAL Leadership in sexuality research, education, ADVOCACY AND EDUCATION PUBLIC POLICY clinical care, and advocacy to promote Creating a nationally positive sexual and gender health for all. Advocating for sex and gender recognized center for sexual rights. health education. As you can see by the highlights of this past year, this has been an extremely productive year for PHS. Our publications have reached an all-time high, grant activity is increasing, and 55 Publications our faculty are presenting their work all over the world. Besides preparing each and every one of our medical students to address sexual health in all of their patient Presentations encounters, we have trained a remarkable cadre of post- 74 doctoral fellows - the future leaders of our field. Our clinic has remained very busy as we try to keep up with the heavy demand for our services. We continue to change lives in Postdoctoral fellows trained significant and meaningful ways each and every day. Our 7 faculty are working hard to change the sexual and gender climate of our world through their advocacy efforts. Most Medical students and importantly, we worked with the World Health Organization 200+ residents trained to promote sexual health and rights and, in particular, to provide more access to sexual health services. Active therapy groups We also began the year with launching a $5 million campaign 18 to establish a new endowed Chair in Clinical Sexual Health, an endowed Professorship in Sexuality and Aging, and a National Center for Gender Spectrum Health. We met our Patient visits matching dollar goal and are now well on our way to complete HIGHLIGHTS 10,012 this campaign in the next few years. This will not only secure $5M campaign launched CHAIR IN SEXUAL HEALTH

the future of PHS in perpetuity but will allow PHS to thrive; to make a significant difference in advancing sexual health and rights for all time. As always, I appreciate the efforts of our amazing faculty and staff. Without the support of the University and The political landscape changed dramatically this past year, our Medical School, the community and our many donors to the Program, we couldn’t have accomplished all which makes our work even more essential. Prejudice, stigma, that we have in the past 45+ years. With that continued support, we can truly revolutionize the sexual and discrimination, violence, sexual harassment, and abuse have gender climate of this country by eliminating barriers and advancing healthy sexuality. We intend to be the no place in a sexually healthy society. We have witnessed leader in sexuality research, education, clinical care and advocacy to promote positive sexual and gender increasing battles over health care access, insurance coverage health for all. for transgender persons, debate over transgender persons serving in the military, restrictions on what bathrooms people That is our potential and that is our promise! can use, debates about reproductive rights and access to reproductive health care, renewed awareness of sexual as- Warmly, sault and violence, rising sexually transmitted infection rates, and archaic policies regarding civil commitment for sexual offenders. The faculty and staff of PHS have taken on many of these issues and are active participants in these public policy debates. We have seen progress, but are also painfully aware Eli Coleman, PhD of the many issues that remain unresolved. Director and Professor Chair in Sexual Health

Photo: Eli Coleman, PhD 4 Photo credit: David Sytsma 5 RESEARCH EDUCATION

Compulsive Sexual Behavior and HIV Risk Group Differences and Minority Stress in a Michael Miner, PhD, is the principal investigator Clinical Transgender Population on a grant from the National Institutes of Men- Katie Spencer, PhD, is the principal investigator tal Health (NIMH) to study sexual compulsivity. on a grant from the U of M Office of the Vice President. SOTIPS Implementation Evaluation Project Michael Miner, PhD, is the principal investiga- Health needs of gender variant youth: A tor of this study funded by the Department of mixed-methods study • Graduated postdoctoral fellows Tracy Carlson, PhD and Tera Jansen, PsyD Justice National Institute of Justice. Marla Eisenberg, ScD, MPH is the principle investigator of this study, funded by the Eunice Current postdoctoral fellows: BIMOR: Bisexual Individuals in Mixed Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child • Abby Girard, PsyD Orientation Relationships Health and Human Development of the National • Nic Rider, PhD Jennifer A. Vencill, PhD is the principal inves- Institutes of Health. Eli Coleman, PhD and Nic • Alex Kovic, PsyD tigator of this study funded by the American Rider, PhD are researchers on this study. • Janna Dickenson PhD Institute of Bisexuality. • Leo Candelario-Peréz, PhD 6 7 Photo: Michael Miner, PhD Photo: Abby Girard, PsyD, Nic Rider, PhD, Alex Kovic, PsyD, Janna DIckenson, PhD, and Leo Candelario-Peréz, PhD Photo credit: Ethan O’Brien Photo credit: Tim Rummelhoff CLINICAL CARE ADVOCACY & PUBLIC POLICY

Photo: Katie Spencer, PhD Photo credit: Andre VonBank

Dianne Berg, PhD: • Working with community and government groups to provide education about transgender and gender non-conforming people.

Eli Coleman, PhD: • Working with the World Health Organization on implementing human rights and sexual rights a fundamental approach to improving health worldwide. • Promoted the World Association for Sexual Health’s Declaration of Sexual Rights through a technical document for policy makers worldwide. • Chairing the Revision of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health’s Standards of Care for the Treatment of Transsexual, transgender and gender non-conforming people (Version 8).

Jamie Feldman, MD, PhD: • Member of Transgender Policy Development Committee within University of Minnesota Medical School/ Fairview Health System; developing patient care policy and basic Transgender Education for all health We make profound and lasting changes in the care personnel in the Fairview system. lives of individuals, couples, and families of all backgrounds and ages by providing the best Michael Miner, PhD: available clinical care by highly skilled clinicians. • Participated in three amicus curea to the U.S. Supreme Court, two related to sex offender civil commitment and one addressing social media access. We care for people with a variety of needs: • Participated in amicus curea to U.S. District Court addressing International Megan’s Law.

• relationship and sex therapy Bean Robinson, PhD: • abuse recovery • Advocating for insurance coverage for treatment of sexual dysfunctions. • compulsive sexual behavior Katie Spencer, PhD: • transgender/gender non-conforming health • Working with insurance companies and community groups to push for coverage of medically necessary Photo: Jennifer Vencill, PhD services Photo credit: Ethan O’Brien healthcare for transgender and gender non-conforming people. 8 9 Photo: Eli Coleman, PhD Photo: Michael Ross, MD, PhD Photo credit: Tim Rummelhoff Photo credit: Ethan O’Brien JOYCELYN ELDERS CHAIR CHAIR IN SEXUAL HEALTH IN SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATION

PHS Advisory Travel Conference and Council training ACCOMPLISHMENTS Educational ACCOMPLISHMENTS Activities • Launched post graduate Certificate in Human Medical Intern • Advanced sexual health and rights through Philanthropic Sexuality collaboration with international health Research Development • Submitted an R-01 grant to NIH on teaching organizations sexual history taking to nurses in East Africa. • Provided infrastructure and faculty support • Launched Massive Online Open Course for professional development Faculty (MOOC) educating the public regarding Instructional • Provided seed funding for research activities Development transgender and gender non-conforming people. Communications Designer • Provided infrastructure support for Over 1,000 learners enrolled. Salaries communications to stakeholders • Co-sponsored the first Nursing Summit on • Provided support for philanthropic Teaching Sexual Health Education, in Atlanta in development early October. • Author or co-author of 20 scientific peer-reviewed papers. • Directed Medical School course in human sexuality. Travel

EXPENSES EXPENSES 10 11 ESTABLISHING THE BEAN ROBINSON LAUNCHED OUR $5M CAMPAIGN ENDOWED CHAIR IN CLINICAL Join Us in Revolutionizing the Sexual Climate SEXUAL HEALTH

We are honored to be the recipient of a generous leadership gift and matching funds opportunity from the Chicago-based TAWANI Foundation, founded by philanthropist COL (IL) An endowed chair in this area will allow a faculty Jennifer N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Retired). Half the support is an leader to provide exceptional clinical care to individu- outright donation, while the other half will be made available als, couples, and families. In addition, the chair would advance research to develop best practices and evi- when the program matches it with other donations. This gift will dence-based clinical approaches to sexual health, with help drive significant progress toward our goals and is intended the goal of leading and influencing the community of to encourage a groundswell of constituent support in the care around the world. Of particular importance are following key strategic areas. evidence-based practices for:

Photo: COL (IL) Jennifer N. Pritzker, IL ARNG (Retired) • Increasing pleasurable sexual experiences across • Endowing a Chair in Clinical Sexual Health the lifespan • Endowing a Professorship in Sexuality and Aging • Clinical care of transgender and gender • Establishing a National Center for Gender Spectrum Health non-conforming individuals • Treatment of compulsive sexual behavior, $2M GOAL Bean Robinson paraphilia, sexual pain disorders, and sexual desire National Center for Endowed Chair in concerns Gender Spectrum Health Clinical Sexual Health Bean Robinson was pleased to lend her name to this chair. In addition, Bean and her partner, Walter mill ion Sawicki, have directed a generous donation to this pl ed g effort. She has a multifaceted and extensive career in d e e d $1,081,216 remaining g clinical sexual health: from HIV research studies in the d e l 1990’s to the many individuals and relationships she p

n has helped through her thoughtful clinical care. Dr. o i l l i Robinson’s mentorship and work ethic have inspired m countless faculty to rise to her standards. Dr. Robinson joined PHS as a faculty member in 1992. She has served as Associate Director, the Coordinator of our Relationship and Sex Therapy Program (REST), $575,900 pledged and most recently, as PHS’ Clinic Director.

d million pledge

$342,884 raised

Pepper Schwartz Endowed Professorship Photo: Bean Robinson, PhD in Sexuality and Aging Photo credit: Jenae Batt

12 13 ESTABLISHING THE PEPPER SCHWARTZ ESTABLISHING THE NATIONAL CENTER ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIP IN FOR GENDER SPECTRUM HEALTH SEXUALITY AND AGING

Mission: to eliminate gender-based stigma and discrimination, support healthy Sex never gets old, but let’s face gender identity development for both it: Age introduces new challenges cis and transgender people across the to the bedroom. Does that mean lifespan, and expand research to improve we cease to exist as sexual beings? Absolutely not. healthcare and quality of life for transgender and gender-diverse -Pepper Schwartz, PhD individuals, families, and communities.

The National Center for Gender Spectrum Health seeks to promote the well-being of all people across the gender spectrum (including those who are cisgender, transgender, and gender diverse). Photo: Pepper Schwartz, PhD

An endowed professorship in sexuality and aging will ensure the ongoing sustainability, growth, and success of our bold three-pronged mission to:

$1.5M GOAL • Expand scientific research in positive sexual $1.5M GOAL health and clinical care for older adults • Improve education about aging and sexuality for healthcare providers • Provide accurate information and positive attitudes about sexuality among aging people $790,010 remaining through the media $810,373 remaining PHS named this professorship to honor Dr. Pepper Schwartz for her lifetime of contributions to the field of sexual health. Dr. Schwartz has written or co-authored 25 books, including the groundbreaking American Couples: Money, Work and Sex. She appears prominently in magazines, The National Center for Gender Spectrum Health is Co-Directed by PHS faculty $410,185 pledged on the web, and on television on the subject of sexuality. Schwartz also served for over a decade Katie Spencer, PhD, and Dianne Berg, PhD. $410,907 pledged as the love, sex and relationship ambassador to AARP. z.umn.edu/ncgsh

$299,805 raised Pepper Schwartz, PhD, is a sociologist and Photo: Katie Spencer, PhD and Dianne Berg, PhD $278,720 raised sexologist who teaches at the University of Photo credit: Tim Rummelhoff Washington in Seattle. 14 15 RECOGNIZING MAC BAIRD, MD, MS DONOR SPOTLIGHT: DEPARTMENT HEAD, 2002-2017 FAMILY MEDICINE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH DRS. JUNE LA VALLEUR AND DUANE ROST PHS wishes Dr. Baird a wonderful retirement.

Thank you for your support and leadership over the past 15 years! We are delighted to share our experiences in supporting PHS. The future of PHS is dependent on the investments we make.

Those investments have taken several forms. We are including PHS in our estate planning and wills. But, hopefully, those actions are far into the future. We have established a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) as a convenient mechanism to transfer funds to support the several missions of the PHS and avoid capital gains taxes. One could say we are directing the government to send those 15% capital gains to support PHS (good concept!).

Photo: Mac Baird, MD, MS Photo credit: Tim Rummelhoff One of our passions has been medical school training in sexual health. As retired faculty at UMN (June), former students have The Program in Human Sexuality has a long history of being a national and international leader in delivering approached me from as far away as pioneering clinical care, training new clinicians, developing research professionals and articulating public California to tell me how a course I taught in policy that supports healthy sexuality and supports those who struggle with sexuality issues. PHS has a human sexuality has forever impacted their significant impact on the field of sexual health and recognition of this leadership role for PHS is continuously medical career. The ripples of PHS extend rising. throughout the state and indeed the world.

As a broad-spectrum primary medical specialty, family medicine encompasses the full range of individual and Another aspect of human sexuality that is Photo: June La Valleur, MD, and Duane Rost, PhD family care, including common sexuality-related issues. Family medicine physicians now work in teams, so quite important to us is the intersection of that together, we can offer a broader and deeper set of diagnostic and therapeutic options for patients when sexuality and aging. As we age, our bodies change. Our minds change. We change. We need to be able to sexuality related issues demand skills beyond what the primary care clinician can offer. We want the next adapt to the changes that happen to us. We know more about the aging body than ever before, but there is generation of clinicians of all types to be open to every patient’s sexual concerns, curiosity, and challenges in order to promote health and well-being. little to no research about what happens to our sexual health as we age. How do our aging bodies impact our sexual health and our relationships with our partners? PHS is here to answer that question. I have been a champion of integrating primary care and behavioral health for my entire career. In medical school I was taught by the PHS faculty who were early pioneers in educating medical students and We would ask our fellow enthusiasts of PHS to invest in the future of PHS in any way de-mystifying the topic of sexuality. As a clinician and later in academic roles I have always found ways to link possible and certainly review their portfolio and consider placing some appreciated stock into the secure behavioral health to family medicine. I am proud to have PHS as an important and successful aspect of this hands of the University of Minnesota Foundation – and designating yourinvestments to the initiatives to Department of Family Medicine and Community Health. which you are passionate.

For the past 15 years, I have been privileged to lead this department and to support and learn from the Program in Human Sexuality. PHS has a bright future as a proud dimension of this excellent department at Drs. June La Valleur and Duane Rost the University of Minnesota Medical School. Leadership Council members

Macaran Baird, MD, MS Department Head, 2002-2017 16 Family Medicine and Community Health 17 PHS FUNDS • Chair in Sexual Health*: $4,540,411 Endowment FISCAL YEAR 2016-2017 $10 Million Goal • Joycelyn Elders Chair in Sexual Health Education*: $2,785,413

• Bean Robinson Chair in Clinical Sexual Health*: $342,884 $1M Remaining Academic Support Administrative • Pepper Schwartz Professorship in Sexuality and Aging*: $299,805 $1M Pledged Clinic Research • John W. Money Endowed Lecture*: $87,160 $8M Received Research Grants • National Center for Gender Spectrum Health: $278,720

• Michael Metz Fellowship in Couples’ Sexual Health: $32,327

• Doug Braun-Harvey Fellowship in Compulsive Sexual Behavior: $83,625

• Randi and Fred Ettner Fellowship in Transgender Health: $125,801 Clinic

• Ashley Rukes Fund for Transgender Health: $1,285 Endowments & Donations • Faculty Appreciation and Research: $4,793 Salaries • PHS Discretionary Fund: $79,777

* Endowment Funds REVENUE EXPENSES

Give online: z.umn.edu/phsgift Clinic $2,033,576 Salaries $2,235,047

Give by phone: 800-775-2187 or 612-624-3333 Research Grants $419,587 Research $348,570 Give by mail: Send your check to DEVELOPMENT the University of Minnesota Foundation Endowments & Donations $426,669 Clinic $711,568 200 Oak Street SE, Suite 500 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455-2010 Academic Support $306,620 Administrative $78,738

Total Revenue $3,186,452 Total Expenses $3,373,923

After more than a decade of involvement with the Leadership Council for the Program in Human Sexuality (PHS), the dedication and passion of the Council members continues to impress me. As volunteers, they share many resources including their time, energy, dreams and generosity. GRANT FUNDING Much progress was made in 2017 towards funding our current three projects: the Bean Robinson Chair in Clinical Sexual Health, the Pepper Schwartz Professorship in

Sexuality and Aging, and the National Center for Gender Spectrum Health. A very special thank-you goes to Jennifer Pritzker and the TAWANI Foundation,

whose lead gift has provided the opportunity to work towards funding this project. I’d also like to acknowledge the contributions of the many supporters of PHS who

have enabled us to fund and establish the Director’s Chair in Sexual Health and the

Joycelyn Elders Chair in Sexual Health Education, as well as multiple fellowships. At the start of a new year, we need to renew our focus and recommit to our priorities. All three projects are important and worthy of support. We will continue to seek to connect with like-minded individuals, non-profit organizations, and corporations

who share our goal of promoting healthy sexuality across our country and around the world.

Tom Reise 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 Photo: Tom Reise Chair, Leadership Council 18 Photo Credit: Tony Coelho 19 PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT

Chair in Sexual Health Leo F. and Jeanne C. Feeney Ginger Nobles Bush Patricia B. and Lawrence E. Koch Mark Schoen Joycelyn Elders Chair in Sexual $100,000 or more The Haworth Press Inc. Jamie Buth Herbert Laube and Lydia Roth-Laube Pepper Schwartz Health Education Anonymous Robert J. Jeddeloh and Peter K. Theodore M. and Sandra S. Cole Edward O. and Anne E. Laumann Stanley S. Schwartz $500,000 or more N. L. Gault Krembs Dorothy P. Coleman and James Dye Ronald and Joyce Levine William L. and Beverly N. Seabloom Anonymous Jennifer N. Pritzker Fritz Klein Peter L. Coleman and Catherine Harold I. Lief The Sexuality Information and $50,000 - $499,999 $25,000 - $99,999 Chris Kraft Blackburn Judith Light and Robert Desiderio Education Adam and Eve Ethelyn and Howard Cohen Keith J. and Virginia Laken Robert P. and Suellen Coleman Leon Lone and Mark Schacht Council of the US California Institute of Contemporary Eli Coleman June LaValleur Philip L. Colgan and Geol L. Weirs* Ilsa S. Lottes In memory of Stephen Shea Arts Edward B. and William M. Martin- Alan J. Marlor and Reginald Irvine Linda De Villers Ruth Markowitz Patrick and Rene Shea Jennifer N. Pritzker Chaffee Paul E. Mittelstadt George I. Deabill Angela R. Marshall Sinclair Intimacy Institute Tawani Foundation Charles A. Moser* William A. and Sara J. S. Mize Burrel H. Deaton Marilyn J. Mason Kevin D. Sitter $25,000 - $49,999 Beatrice E. Robinson* John Money Rebecca H. Dnistran William L. Maurice Lane M. Skalberg Analyte Health/SexualHealth.com Soren A. Ryberg and Martin P. Diane Morrissette and Philip B. Geller Richard F. and Shirley A. Docter Anne J. McBean Julian W. and Betty J. Slowinski Anonymous McCann III Kevin J. Mossier Foundation Anke Ehrhardt Konstance A. McCaffree Daniel R. Spencer and Joaquin Eli Coleman Sisters of Mercy in honor of S. Brian J. Neil Mitchell J. and Corrine R. Einzig Norma L. McCoy Galeano Philip L. Colgan and Geol Leonard Margretta Dwyer Susan Phipps-Yonas and Albert Yonas Noah and Susan T. Eisenberg Michael J. and Martha S. McGee Jonathan Stoller and J. Herbert Weirs $10,000 - $24,999 Candida Royalle James E. and Veronica D. Elias Christine N. McGinn Hamsher M. Joycelyn and Oliver B. Elders Jr. Jeffrey R. and Julie Anderson Richard Warren Smith Carol R. Ellison Catherine P. McKegney Nancy Strapko and family Lila “Peggy” Azad* William R. Stayton Marinell R. and Fr. James P. Eron Sharon L. McNeely Meg I. Striepe and Greg F. Hauck Chris Kraft Walter O. Bockting* Valerie K. Ulstad and Kathleen M. Ogle Sue Evans David McWhirter and Andrew Dennis P. and Bernadette Sugrue June La Valleur and Duane F. Rost Ruth Markowitz Deborah L. Wexler and Michael L. A. Evan Eyler Mattison Janice B. Swanson Harvey B. and Carol Ann Mackay Weston M. Edwards Mann Paul Fedoroff Yvon Menard and Pierre Brassard Sharon E. and David A. Sytsma Edward B. Martin and William M. Joan M. Engebretson Winston Wilde Jane Fee Meshbesher & Spence, Ltd. J. Taborn Associates, Inc. Chaffee Randi and Frederic M. Ettner Susan N. Wilson Robert T. and Anna K. Francoeur Heino F. L. Meyer-Bahlburg Marjorie C. Taborn $10,000 - $24,999 Sander M. Johnson and Julie A. Ralph W. Winkelmeyer Robert E. Friar L. C. Miccio-Fonseca Kathleen F. Tees American Sexually Transmitted Sichler $1,000 - $4,999 Harvey B. Friedenson and Susan A. Michael H. and Shelley Miner Mitchell Tepper and Annette Owens Diseases Association Susan E. Kimberly Keith R. and Dalia Abrams Cotten Monette-Horwitz Trust Deborah A. Thorp and Kathleen M. American Social Health Association Toby R. Meltzer Patricia J. Aletky Marc Ganem Stan Monstrey Murphy Anonymous Sandra L. Nohre and Mario A. Petrini Elsa Mari Almas and Esben Esther J. David Garmon Daniel F. Montaldi Traub-Brittan Family Foundation Anonymous L. Lou Paget Pirelli Alexandra and Robert Gelfand Jack A. Morin David A. Vagneur and Scott Remmel Anonymous John Reynolds Benestad Gender Identity Research and Rosemary A. Munns Alan J. and Carolyn J. Wabrek Christopher Barley in honor of Daniel Amos Rosenbloom and Marsha B. M. J. (Karin) Anderson Education Sharon G. Nathan and Stephen A. Peter D. Wayson Bowers McDonald Michele M. Angello Society in association with Jennifer Udem Dan and Debi Weiss J. Richard Bland B. R. Simon Rosser and William West Anonymous Gradidge, Fred E. Ohlerking and Thomas P. Penny A. Wheeler and Margaret Donna L. Block David Satcher Constance Archbald Bernard and Terry Reed Lyden Chutich Bramer Medical Services, Inc. Walter E. Sawicki Jr. Pierre Assalian John M. Gobby and Stanley A. Ruder Mary Ellen Olson Beverly and James W. Whipple Lois E. Carlson David M. and Mary Ann Barrows Wark Macaran A. and Iris M. Baird Marge Grahn-Bowman and Ted Andrea Parrot and Steve Allen Kyle White Weston M. Edwards John K. Weiser Lonnie Barbach Bowman Jeffrey T. Parsons Diana Wiley John Reynolds $5,000 - $9,999 Scott E. Bartell and Flo Golad Sven Grutzmeier Michael Perry & Bliss Bunny Brian D. Zamboni Bean Robinson & Walter Sawicki Elizabeth S. and Robert Allen Dianne R. Berg and Suzy Messerole Janice L. Hamilton Productions, Inc. $500 - $999 Loren and Rebecca Schechter Paul D. Amble Berman Center, LLC Philip D. Harvey and Harriet W. Lesser Katherine L. Rachlin Anonymous $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous John P. Billig Robert W. Hatfield Catherine D. Ravella David G. Bullard Advocates for Youth Anonymous Carole and Richard Bland Robert O. Hawkins Jr. Nancy Cox and John D. Raymond Patrick J. Carnes Carita M. Anderson Dale and Lola Astleford Daniel H. Bowers and Steven J. Julia R. Heiman and Johan Verhulst Ira and Harriet M. Reiss Kathleen A. Culhane-Pera and Timothy Anonymous Marianna Beck Weissman iFriends Health & Science Advisory Ted Ringas J. Pera Constance Archbald Joani Blank Marci L. Bowers Board Joanne C. Roberts John D. Delamater and Janet Hyde John P. Billig Juan José Borrás Valls and María Michael J. Brandt and Jacqueline M. Marilyn S. Joseph and Warren E. Jo Ann and Martin Rockwell William W. Finger Kathleen Bonk Pérez Roehl Regelmann Daniel E. Rohe and Jacquelyn J. Silver Ellen Foulkes Daniel H. Bowers and Steven J. Conchillo Peggy Brick George S. and Zoe G. Keros Michael W. Ross Helen R. Friedman Weissman Lois E. Carlson Patti Britton and Robert E. Dunlap Jo Marie Kessler Eusebio Rubio Aurioles Patricia Schreiner-Engel Marci L. Bowers Paul Cashman Mildred Brown Martha Kirkpatrick Sandra L. Samons Mary E. Seabloom and James R. David K. Bucher and William Cooper Jeffrey J. Cavanaugh Fund Mona W. Brown Steven P. Sawyer Dunne Patricia S. Engel in honor of Sandra Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Michael L. Brownstein Chair in Sexual Health Susan M. Schaefer Paul J. Thurmes Leiblum Pamela S. Connolly David K. Bucher and William Cooper $1,000 - $4,999 continued Howard and Lynn Schechter Harvey B. Friedenson and Susan A. Betty A. Dodson Vern L. Bullough Peggy Kleinplatz Loren S. Schechter Cotten

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Joycelyn Elders Chair in Sexual Killen-Harvey Stan Monstrey Joycelyn Elders Chair in Sexual Robert Garofalo Health Education Peggy Brick Roscoe M. Moore Jr. Health Education Daniel Guerrero $10,000 - $24,999 continued Thomas Bruce Sharon G. Nathan $1,000 - $4,999 continued Pride Institute Laura J. Gurak and Nancy L. Bayer Mona W. Brown Sandra L. Nohre and Mario A. Petrini Robert R. Weinstine Stefan Lucke Guttmacher Institute California Exotic Novelties, LLC Allan and Martha Noonan Karin E. Weiss Guyonna McCullough Harrington Park Press, LLC Ethelyn and Howard Cohen NP Communications Christopher White and David Marks Thomas McLarty Philip D. Harvey and Harriet W. Lesser Susan A. Cotten Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health Susan N. Wilson Michael and Shelley Miner Keith J. and Virginia I. Laken Elizabeth “Betsy” Crane and Robert Peggy H. Oettinger Susan Wysocki Little Rock Alumni of Kappa Alpha PSI Herbert Laube and Lydia Roth-Laube Heasley Fred E. Ohlerking and Thomas P. George R. Young Michael Ross Deborah L. McCarl and Marilyn M. Roland H. Daniel Lyden $500 - $999 Herbert Samuels Skurdahl Linda De Villers Mary Ellen Olson Anonymous Henry Sauls Meshbesher and Spence, Ltd. George I. Deabill Dawn M. Overend Anonymous Robert Selverstone Paul E. Mittelstadt and Brad L. Berhow Robert and Susan Diamond L. Lou Paget Lynn Barclay Margaret Waller William A. and Sara J. S. Mize Bernard L. Dikman in honor of Daniel Stanley Lewis Parker Penny Beattie Beverly and Jim Whipple Monette-Horwitz Trust Bowers Stephen A. Parker and Scott Margaret C. Charmoli Brian J. Neil Lindsey T. Doe Schroeder Lee Lee Doyle Bruce A. Olmscheid Maryanne Doherty Maria Perez-Conchillo Virginia Erhardt Jeffrey T. Parsons Clarence J. and Karen Duvall Mark Raderstorf Leo F. and Jeanne C. Feeney Susan Phipps-Yonas and Albert Yonas Margretta Dwyer Catherine D. Ravella Delbert A. Fisher Planned Parenthood Federation of Edward P. and Sally J. Ehlinger Ira L. and Harriet M. Reiss Robert Garofalo America Carol R. Ellison Religious Coalition for Reproductive Daniel C. Guerrero Michael Reece Randi and Frederic M. Ettner Choice Stefan Lucke in memory of Oswalt Thomas Reise Carol and Richard Flynn Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Kolle Brigid E. Riley and Amy Lytton Lin Fraser and Ron King Inc. Guyonna A. McCullough Amos Rosenbloom and Marsha B. Harvey B. Friedenson Duane F. Rost in honor of Nicholas J. Donna and Thomas F. McLarty III McDonald Gender Identity Research and Altiero Michael H. and Shelley Miner The Sexuality Information and Education Society Duane F. Rost in honor of Kenneth F. Pride Institute, Inc. Education Council of the US Thomas Glaser and Gregory Leder Galloway Michael W. Ross William R. Stayton Sonya H. and Cecil Gray Michael D. Russell Henry S. Sauls Megan I. Striepe and Greg F. Hauck Richard and Merdie Hunt David Satcher Robert Selverstone Joan C. Sughrue Sven Grutzmeier Roberta Schnur Margaret Waller John L. Sullivan Holly and Bill Gulden Mark Schoen Beverly and James W. Whipple John K. Weiser Julia R. Heiman and Johan Verhulst Thomas R. Scott Michelle R. Smith $1,000 - $4,999 Brooks Jackson & Kathleen House William L. and Beverly N. Seabloom Gary A. Sneide Keith R. and Dalia Abrams Sidney Jackson Family Robert W. Seibert Mary Ann Strandell Patricia J. Aletky Dean T. Jacobson Frances M. Shaver Theresa B. Sullivan Elizabeth S. and Robert W. Allen Silke Johnstone Johnnie and Mable Shinn Vin Tangpricha Elsa Mari Almas and Esben Esther Charles C. and Jacqueline Jones Heather A. Smith Stéphanie Thibault-Gagnon Pirelli Benestad Chester R. Jones Daniel R. Spencer and Joaquín Leonore Tiefer Jared Altschul Phillip Jones and Family Galeano Evelyn P. Tomaszewski Anonymous Reva L. Jones Mitchell S. Tepper and Annette F. Thomas M. Vernon Anonymous Phillip Jones Owens G Zachariah White Apothecus Pharmaceutical Corp. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Carrie A. Terrell and Jody Bjornstad Jeffrey Whitman Linda J. Armstrong & Mark Raderstorf John and Barbara Kilgore Family Deborah A. Thorp and Kathleen Cynthia Wills Deborah Arrindell Susan E. Kimberly Murphy Pam Wilson Eusebio Rubio Aurioles Gail A. Knudson Katie and Ottoway Turrentine Janet E. Zamboni in honor of Brian Lila “Peggy” M. Azad Patricia B. and Lawrence E. Koch David A. Vagneur and Scott Remmel Zamboni Macaran A. and Iris M. Baird Jean D. and Steve Koehler In memory of Dr. Juan José Borrás $500 - $999 Carol Ball Barry R. Komisaruk Valls Anonymous Jenae and Matthew Batt Edward O. Laumann Carlton W. Veazey Lynn and Jerry Barclay Carol G. and Alan S. Bensman Susan Lee Earl Vinson Jenae Batt Board of Directors of Teenwise Ronald Levine David Wark and Mary Ann Barrows Penny Beattie Minnesota Betty A. Lowe Wark in memory of Jim Maddock Lee Doyle Walter O. Bockting Sharon F. McDonald Beryl G. Watson Virginia Erhardt Hildy Bowbeer Katherine C. Meerse Daniel N. Watter Leo Feeney Douglas K. Braun-Harvey and Albert Ronald I. & Kimberly L. Meshbesher Troy Weber-Brown Delbert Fisher

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Bean Robinson Chair in The National Center for Pepper Schwartz Professorship Other PHS Funds Joe Kort Bradley Ross Clinical Sexual Health Gender Spectrum Health in Sexuality and Aging $100,000 or more Keith and Virginia Laken Mary A. Roussos $100,000 or more 100,000 or more 100,000 or more Anonymous Geoffrey Lenox & Anne J. McBean Sofronia A. Strong Tawani Foundation Tawani Foundation Tawani Foundation Anonymous Paul S. & Mary Jane Lindholm John Sullivan Bean Robinson and Walter Sawicki $25,000 - $99,999 Pamela S. & Daniel G. Pappano Ralph W. Winkelmeyer $25,000 - $99,999 $25,000 - $99,999 Michael Cahan Amy Peterson $25,000 - $99,999 Duane Rost and June La Valleur Duane Rost and June La Valleur Drs. Randi and Frederic Ettner Susan Pildes Eli Coleman Dr. Perry B. Hackett, Jr. and Carol M. Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals, $10,000 - $24,999 $10,000 - $24,999 Hackett Inc. $10,000 - $24,999 Marci Bowers Stacey Mills and Samuel Heins Samuel Heins and Stacey Mills Heins Laurie & Jon Pryor Weston M Edwards Stacey Mills and Samuel Heins Sally Hopkins in honor of John Money Sarah G. Puccinelli Loren and Rebecca Schechter $5,000-$9,999 Colonel (IL) Jennifer Pritzker Catherine D. Ravella $5,000-$9,999 Lana Wachowski Philip Colgan and Geol Weirs Drs. June La Valleur and Duane Rost John Reynolds Perry and Carol Hackett Ethelyn Cohen $10,000 - $24,999 Roche Laboratories Inc. Susan Phipps-Yonas and Al Yonas $5,000-$9,999 Ernie Johnston and Bernie Cummings Anonymous Michael Ross Lydia Roth-Laube and Herb Laube Philip Colgan and Geol Weirs Edward B Martin-Chaffee and William Anonymous Amos Rosenbloom and Marsha B. Estate Donors Jim and Beverly Whipple Martin-Chaffee, in honor of Gail Ingrid Morgan Ayres McDonald $1,000 - $4,999 Martin Charlotte D. Braun Lowell Sachnoff $1,000 - $4,999 Jared Altschul Douglas Braun-Harvey & Albert Killen- Angel E. Sandriepe Lila “Peggy” Azad American Institute of Bisexuality Dan Bowers and Steven Weissman $1,000 - $4,999 Harvey Schering Sales Corporation Elizabeth “Betsy” Crane and Robert Doug Braun-Harvey and Al Killen- David Altschul Brenda J. Flynn Carolyn Schneider Carol Ball Heasley Harvey Jared Altschul Marc M. Gilmartin James & Michelle Stone John Delamater Lin Fraser and Ron King Carol Ball Chris S. Kraft Michael A. Vigorito Walter O. Bockting William Fisher Chris Kraft Nicholas Binkley Edward B. & William M. Martin- Robert R. and Barbara A. Weinstine Patricia Koch Ali Liebegott and Beth Pickens Daniel Bowers and Steven Weissman Chaffee Marjorie Witty Eli Coleman Cynthia Lief Ruberg Susan Phipps-Yonas and Al Yonas Douglas Braun-Harvey and Al Killen- John P. Moore $500 - $999 John Reynolds Audrey Prins Harvey Loren S. & Rebecca Schechter The American Association of Sexuality Phillip L. Colgan and Geol L. Weirs Duane Rost and June La Valleur Tom Reise Amy Buckalter $5,000-$9,999 Educators, Counselors and Therapists Eric L. Sprankle & Katie UCARE Minnesota California Exotic Novelties, LLC UCARE Minnesota (AASECT) Brennan Hannon Bloomquist Randi and Fred Ettner $1,000 - $4,999 Anonymous Russell Stambaugh $500 - $999 Kathryn Glessing Agouron Pfizer, Inc Elsa Mari Almas Susan E. Kimberly Deborah Wilke Walter O. Bockting Nicoletta Heidegger Elsa Mari Almas and Esben Esther Timothy Balfanz William Yarber William Cooper & David Bucher Fred Kaseburg Pirelli Benestad Swagata Banik Charles A. Moser Jennifer & Benjamin Hoefer Keith and Virginia Laken Jared Altschul Robert J. Beale $500 - $999 Douglas Knowlton and Moe Norton- Robert Kaplan and Margaret Levi Carol Ball Mike and Analisa Benedetto Bean Robinson Patricia J Aletky Westbrook Serena McKenzie Jens Berli Louise Berner-Holmberg Carol Ball Daniel Paget Aaron Belkin Kay and Martin Boorsma Ann E Manly and Elizabeth Rae Susan Phipps-Yonas and Al Yonas J. Richard Bland Kathleen Burns-Stanton Larson Thomas Reise Walter Bockting Julie Carlson Herb Schwartz Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Bruce and Jean Carlson Michael Schwartz Michael G. Braun Ryan Coit Douglas K. Braun-Harvey and Albert Bob Duffield and Dan Offner $500 - $999 Killen-Harvey Michael Everson and Sharon Joy Cathy Greenblat California Exotic Novelties, LLC John Fetzer Institute Andrea Selig Lois Carlson General Mills Foundation Eli Coleman Robert and Alexandra Gelfand James V. Corrigan & Patrick Hanson Julia R. Heiman and Johan Verhulst Alberto Cortes Tim and Marcia Kazurinsky Lori D. Ecker Elizabeth McDougall Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Jessie McGrath Gilead Sciences, Inc. Paul E. Mittelstadt Thomas J. Glaser & Gregory S. Leder Brian Neil Brennan Hannon Rebecca Pournoor Philip D. Harvey and Harriet W. Lesser Lifeworks Psychotherapy Susan E. Kimberly Brad and Susan Ross

24 25 Eli Coleman, PhD Michael Miner, PhD Bean Robinson, PhD Michael Ross, MD, PhD, Professor Professor Associate Professor MPH, MHPEd, MSt Director Director of Research Clinical Services Director Professor Chair in Sexual Health Joycelyn Elders Chair in Sexual Health Education

LEADERSHIP COUNCIL: Jared Altschul, Carol Ball, Dan Bowers, Doug Braun-Harvey, Fred Ettner, Randi Ettner, Andrea Jenkins, Chris Kraft, June La Valleur, Chip Martin-Chaffee, Eric Meininger, Scott Meyer, Stacey Mills (Vice Chair), Lou Paget, Susan Phipps-Yonas, Jennifer Pritzker, Tom Reise (Chair), Lydia Roth-Laube, Pepper Schwartz, Bill Stayton NOT PICTURED: Lois Carlson, Joycelyn Elders, Keith Laken, Duane Rost, Loren Schechter Rachel Becker-Warner, Dianne Berg, PhD Jennifer Connor, PhD Jamie Feldman, MD, PhD PsyD Assistant Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Psychologist Child & Adolescent LEADERSHIP AND Services Coordinator ADVISORY COUNCILS

Rosemary Munns, PsyD Katie Spencer, PhD Jennifer Vencill, PhD Brian D. Zamboni, PhD Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Associate Professor Transgender Health Relationship & Sexual Services Coordinator Therapy Coordinator

FACULTY

ADVISORY COUNCIL: Aaron Belkin, Betsy Crane, Bernie Harlow, Colleen Hoff, Elizabeth Letourneau, Rory Reid NOT PICTURED: Debby Herbenick, Mary Jo Kreitzer 26 27 STAFF & COLLABORATORS

Affiliated Researchers and Consultants Erick Janssen, PhD, Institute for Family and Sexuality Studies, Awa Cawo Abdi, PhD, UMN, Sociology KU Leuven, Belgium Amran Ahmed, MN, SoLaHmo community researcher Andrea Jenkins, Oral Historian, Transgender History Project, Awo Ahmed, BA, SoLaHmo community researcher Tretter Collection, University of Minnesota Nimo Ahmed, BS, SoLaHmo community researcher Crista Johnson-Agbakwu, MD, Southwest Interdisciplinary Anette Agardh, PhD, MPH, RNM, Professor of Social Medicine Research Center, Arizona State University and Global Health, Lund University, Sweden Colt Keo-Meier, PhD, Private Practice, Houston, TX Rox Anderson, Board Chair, Minnesota Transgender Health Raymond Knight, PhD, Professor, Brandeis Univ. Coalition Markus Larsson, MA, Associate Researcher in Social Medicine Stefan Arver, MD, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden and Global Health, Lund University, Sweden Lynn Barclay, American Sexual Health Association Scott Leibowitz, MD, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Anthony Beech, PhD, Professor, University of Birmingham, UK Columbus, OH Rigmor Berg, PhD, Professor of Public Health, University of Sebalda Leshabari, PhD, MPH, Senior Lecturer in Nursing, Tromsø, Norway Muhimbili University of Health Sciences, Dar es Salaam, Walter Bockting, PhD, Prof., Columbia University Tanzania Liz Boyle, PhD, UMN, Chair Sociology Department Elizabeth Letourneau, PhD, Assoc. Prof., Johns Hopkins Univ. Sonya Brady, PhD, Division of Epidemiology & Community Carrie Link, Department of Family Medicine, Smiley’s Clinic, Health, School of Public Health, UMN University of Minnesota Stephanie Budge, PhD, University of Wisconsin Angus MacDonald III, Associate Professor, Department of Nicole Chaisson, MD, Department of Family Medicine and Psychology, UMN Community Health, UMN Robert McGrath, PhD, Private practice, Vermont Amanda Ciesinski, Dept. Kinesiology, Concordia Univ. Jenifer McGuire, PhD, University of Minnesota Family and Naima Dhore, SoLaHmo community researcher Social Sciences Photo Credit: Tim Rummelhoff Aaron Doering, PhD, Assoc. Prof., UMN Curriculum & Inst. Brianna McMichael, Policy & Ed. Coord., Rainbow Health John Douglas, MD, Executive Director, Tri-County Health Initiative Adjunct Faculty Sarah Wiljamaa, Community Program Assistant Department, Greenwood Village, CO Joyce Nyoni, PhD, Professor of Anthropology and Sociology, Patricia Aletky, PhD Nova Bradford, Volunteer Trevor Dunn, PhD candidate, Univ. of TN University of Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Walter Bockting, PhD Michael Cahill, Volunteer Peter Eckman, MD, Asst. Prof., UMN Cardiology Katarina Öberg, PhD, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden Bill Stayton, ThD, PhD Bobbi Gass, Volunteer Laura Edwards-Leeper, PhD, Associate Professor, Pacific Kola Okuyemi, MD, MPH, Dir, UMN Prog. in Health Disparities Neil Gleason, Volunteer University, Hillsboro, OR Shannon Pergament, MPH, MSW, SoLaHmo Postdoctoral Fellows Jon Hanson, Volunteer Gillian Einstein, PhD, Department of Psychology and Karina Quevedo, PhD LP Division of Child and Adolescent Leonardo Candelario Pérez, PhD Kelli Hanson, Volunteer Department of Public Health Sciences, University of Toronto Psychiatry UMN Tracy Carlson, PhD Raleigh Heath, Volunteer Joycelyn Elders, MD, MS, Professor Emeritus, University of Brian Rood, PhD, MPH, Augsburg College Abby Girard, PsyD Srinivas Kambhampati, Volunteer Arkansas School of Medicine, Little Rock, AR Simon Rosser, PhD, MPH, School of Public Health, University of Tera Jansen, PsyD Ash Wilk, Volunteer Susan Everson-Rose, PhD, MPH, Assoc. Prof. of Medicine and Minnesota Nic Rider, PhD Assoc. Dir. of the Program in Health Disparities Research, UMN Josh Safer, MD, FACP, Associate Professor of Medicine and Janna Dickenson, PhD Clinic & Office Staff Megan Finsaas, Graduate Student, SUNY at Stonybrook, NY Molecular Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine Alex Kovic, PsyD Julie Quello Hattling, Clinic Manager Jessie Ford, MS, Department of Sociology, NYU David Satcher, MD, PhD, The Satcher Health Leadership Madison Stangl, Clinic Operations Lead Cesar Gonzalez, PhD, Mayo Medical Center R. Institute, Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA Research Staff Stephanie Cardenas, Billing Operations Manager Karl Hanson, PhD, Public Safety Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Catherine Schaefer, Graduate Student, Penn State University Chris Hoefer, Proj. Coord., SOTIPS Robert Kirby, Administrative Coordinator Canada Axel Schmidt, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor, London School of Cathy Strobel-Ayres, Proj. Coord., Compulsive Rosanne Thompson, Financial Counselor Bernard Harlow, PhD, Professor, Epidemiology Tropical Health and Hygiene, University of London, UK Sexual Behavior Cassie Billups, Patient Representative Department, Boston University School of Public Health John Strang, PsyD, Children’s National Health System, Heidi Fall, Administrative Specialist in Research Spencer Czech, Patient Representative Edward W. Hook, III, MD, Division of Infectious Diseases, Washington DC Nick Newstrom, PhD, Graduate Research Assistant Sally Shoubash, Patient Representative University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL Rebecca Swinburne Romine, PhD, Asst. Research Prof., Univ. of James DeWitt, Community Program Assistant Ethan O’Brien, Communications Officer Keith Horvath, PhD, Assistant Professor, UMN KS Yoo Jeong Jang, Graduate Research Assistant Shanda Hunt, MPH, Comm Proj. Specialist, UMN Epidemiology David Thornton, PhD, Research Director, Sand Ridge Secure Sarah Loeschke, Research Assistant Annual Report Sulekha Ibrahim, BSN, RN, SoLaHmo community researcher Treatment Center, Wisconsin Christina Warner, Research Intern Ethan O’Brien, designer, editor, photographer Megan B. Ivankovich, MPH, WI-HER LLC Women Influencing Felicia Washington-Sy, LICSW, Executive Director of RECLAIM! Tim Rummelhoff, photographer Health, Education, and Rule of Law, Vienna, VA

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Sexual Health and Rights: Braeken, D., Usigli, A. C., Luyckfasseel, L., Coronoa, E., Coleman, E., & Eleuteri, S. (2017). Fulfil youth’s sexual rights! (WAS & IPPF Transgender Health Symposium). Journal of Sexual Medicine, 14(5, Suppl 4), e233. doi:10.1016/j.jsxm.2017.04.121. Abstracts of the 23rd Congress of the Allen, M. P., & Coleman, E. (2017). Transcendents: Spirit mediums in Burma and Thailand. Hillsborough, NC: Daylight Books. World Association for Sexual Health, Prague, Czech Republic, May 28-31, 2017. Coleman, E. (2017). Standards of Care for the Health of Transsexual, Transgender and Gender-Nonconforming People: An Coleman, E. WAS Declaration of Sexual Rights: Operationalization through Standards of Care. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 14(5, Introduction. In M.J. Legato (Ed.), Principles of Gender-Specific Medicine: Gender in the Genomic Era (3rd ed., pp. 70-75). Elsevier Suppl 4), e222. doi:10.1016/j.jsxm.2017.04.163. Abstracts of the 23rd Congress of the World Association for Sexual Health, Prague, Academic Press. Czech Republic, May 28-31, 2017 Eisenberg, M.E., Gower, A.L., McMorris, B.J., Rider, G.N., Shea, G., & Coleman, E. (2017). Risk and protective factors in the lives of Coleman, E., Wylie, K., Coates, R., Rubio-Aurioles, E., Hernandez-Serrano, R., Wabrek, A., Bianco, F., & Forleo, R. (2017). Revising transgender/gender nonconforming adolescents. Journal of Adolescent Health, 61(4), 521-526. doi:10.1016/j.jadohealth.2017.04.014 the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) and improving global sexual health: Time for an integrated approach that moves beyond the mind-body divide. International Journal of Sexual Health, 29(2), 113-114. doi:10.1080/19317611.2017.1311126 Feldman, J. (2017). Gender dysphoria in children and adolescents: What physicians need to know. Minnesota Physician, 31(2), 28- 31. Edwards, W.M., Hamilton, A.R., Miner, M.H., & Coleman, E. (2017). Measuring sexual health: Preliminary development of a sexual health inventory. Sexual and Relationship Therapy, 32(2), 146-154. doi:10.1080/14681994.2016.1225154 Fondell, N., & Feldman, J. (2017). In transgender men (female-to-male), are long-acting testosterone injections an effective masculinizing therapy? Evidence-Based Practice, 20(2), E2. Ford, J., Ivankovich, M.B., Douglas, J., Elders, J., Satcher, D., Barclay, L., Hook III, E.W., & Coleman, E. (2017). The need to promote sexual health in America: A new vision for public health action. Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 44(10), 579-585. doi:10.1097/ Rider, G. N., Plunkett, C., & White, E. K. (2017). Gender socialization in aging. In K. Nadal (Ed.), The Sage Encyclopedia of OLQ.0000000000000660 Psychology and Gender (pp. 741-744). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc.

Kismodi, E., Corona, E., Maticka-Tyndale, E., Rubio-Aurioles, E., & Coleman, E. (2017). Sexual rights as human rights: A guide for Spencer K.G., Iantaffi, A., & Bockting, W. (2017). Treating sexual problems in transgender clients. In Z.D. Peterson (Ed.),The Wiley the WAS Declaration of Sexual Rights. International Journal of Sexual Health, 29(Suppl. 1), 1-92. doi:10.1080/19317611.2017.1353865 Handbook of Sex Therapy (pp. 291-305). Chichester, West Sussex, UK: John Wiley & Sons Ltd.

Miner, M. H., & Munns, R. A. (2017). Adolescent sexual development and normative behavior. In S. Righthand, & W. D. Murphy Spencer, K. G., & Vencill, J. A. (2017). Body beyond: A pleasure-based, sex positive group therapy curriculum for transfeminine (Eds.), Handbook of assessment and treatment of adolescents who have sexually offended (pp. 25-48). Brandon, VT: Safer Society adults. Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity, 4(4), 392-402. doi:10.1037/sgd0000248 Press. Testa, R. J., Rider, G. N., Haug, N. A., & Balsam, K. F. (2017). Gender confirming medical interventions and eating disorder Relationship and Sex Therapy symptoms among transgender individuals. Health Psychology, 36(10), 927-936. doi:10.1037/hea0000497 Girard, A., & Woolley, S. R. (2017). Using emotionally focused therapy to treat sexual desire discrepancy in couples. Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 43(8), 720-735. doi:10.1080/0092623X.2016.1263703 Lesbian/Gay and Bisexual Health: Adeboye, A., Ross, M. W., Wilkerson, J. M., Springer, A., Ahaneku, H., Yusuf, R. A., Olanipekun, T. O., & McCurdy, S. (2017). Bui, T.C., Markham, C.M., Diamond, P.M., Tran, L.T., Ross, M.W., Nguyen, H.T., & Le, T.N. (2017). Quantitative measure of self- Resilience factors as a buffer against the effects of syndemic conditions on HIV risk and infection among Tanzanian MSM.Journal perceived gender relations in young women in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam. Women’s Health Bulletin, 4(1). doi:10.17795/whb- of Health Education Research & Development, 5(3), 230. doi:10.4172/2380-5439.1000232 38488 Adeboye, A., Ross, M. W., Wilkerson, J. M., Springer, A., Ahaneku, H., Yusuf, R. A., Olanipekun, T. O., & McCurdy, S. (2017). Rogak, H.M.E., & Connor, J. J. (online first). Practice of consensual BDSM and relationship satisfaction.Sexual and Relationship Syndemic production of HIV infection among Tanzanian MSM. Journal of Health Education Research & Development, 5(3), 231. Therapy, online ahead of print December 29, 2017. doi:10.1080/14681994.2017.1419560 doi:10.4172/2380-5439.1000231

Compulsive Sexual Behavior: Agardh, C., Weije, F., Agardh, A., Nyoni, J, Ross, M. W., Kashiha, J., & Larsson, M. (online first). Using pharmacists and drugstore Coleman, E. (2017). Evolution of the field of impulsive/compulsive sexual behavior and sexual addiction: A lost opportunity for workers as sexual healthcare givers: A qualitative study of men who have sex with men in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Global Health dialogue. In J. P. Schneider, D. Kaplan, & M. Lasser (Eds.), Reflections on the history of the sex addiction field (pp. 23-43). North Action, online ahead of print Oct. 26, 2017. doi:10.1080/16549716.2017.1389181 Charleston, SC: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. Andrade, R., Rodriguez-Barradas, M.C., Yasukawa, K., Villarreal, E., Ross, M.W., & Serpa, J.A. (2017). Single versus 3 doses of Coleman, E. (2017). Impulsive/compulsive sexual behavior – A sex positive and integrated model of treatment. Journal of Sexual intramuscular benzathine penicillin for early syphilis in HIV: A randomized clinical trial. Clinical Infectious Diseases, 64(6), 759-764. Medicine, 14(5, Suppl 4), e213. doi:10.1016/j.jsxm.2017.04.075. Abstracts of the 23rd Congress of the World Association for Sexual doi:10.1093/cid/ciw862 Health, Prague, Czech Republic, May 28-31, 2017. Berg, R.C., Carter, D., & Ross, M.W. (2017). A mixed-method study on correlates of HIV-related stigma among gay and bisexual men Miner, M.H., MacDonald, III, A., & Patzalt, E. (2017). Behavioral indications of cognitive disruptions in hypersexuality. Journal of in the southern United States. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 28(4), 532-544. doi:10.1016/j.jana.2017.02.004 Behavioral Addictions, 6(Suppl. 1), 35. Berg, R.C., Lemke, R., & Ross, M.W. (2017). Sociopolitical and cultural correlates of internalized homonegativity in gay and bisexual Miner, M.H., Raymond, N., Coleman, E., & Swinburne Romine, R. (2017). Investigating clinically and scientifically useful cut points men: Findings from a global study. International Journal of Sexual Health, 29(1), 97-111. doi:10.1080/19317611.2016.1247125 on the Compulsive Sexual Behavior Inventory. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 14(5), 715-720. doi:10.1016/j.jsxm.2017.03.255 Butame, S. A., Lawler, S., Hicks, J. T., Wilkerson, J. M., Hwang, L., Baraniuk, S., Ross, M. W., Chiao, E. Y., & Nyitray, A. G. (2017). A Sexual Offending: qualitative investigation among men who have sex with men on the acceptability of performing a self- or partner anal exam to Berg, D., Munns, R., & Miner, M.H. (2017). Treating sexual offending. In Z.D. Peterson (Ed.),The Wiley Handbook of Sex Therapy screen for anal cancer. Cancer Causes & Control, 28(10), 1157-1166. doi:10.1007/s10552-017-0935-6 (pp. 129-142). Chichester, West Sussex, UK: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. 30 31 PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS

Lesbian/Gay and Bisexual Health, continued: Sexual Health Education, continued: Fujimoto, K., Wang, P., Kuhns, L. M., Ross, M. W., Williams, M. L., Garofalo, R., Klovdahl, A. S., Laumann, E. O., & Schneider, Zamboni, B., & Bezek, K. (2017). Medical students’ perceptions and preferences for sexual health education. Sex Education, 17(4), J. A. (2017). Multiplex competition, collaboration, and funding networks among health and social organizations: Toward 371-385. doi:10.1080/14681811.2017.1299703 organization-based HIV interventions for young men who have sex with men. Medical Care, 55(2), 102-110. doi:10.1097/ MLR.0000000000000595 Zamboni, B. D., & Zeid, S. J. (2017). Human sexuality education in marriage and family therapy graduate programs. Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 43(4), 605-616. doi:10.1111/jmft.12214 Hunt, S.L., Connor, J.J., Ciesinski, A., Abdi, C., & Robinson, B.B.E. (online first) Somali American female refugees discuss their attitudes toward homosexuality and the gay and lesbian community. Culture, Health &Sexuality, online ahead of print August 31, Miscellaneous 2017. doi:10.1080/13691058.2017.1367036 Berge, J. M., Trump, L., Trudeau, S., Utržan, D. S., Mandrich, M., Slattengren, A., Nissly, T., Miller, L., Baird, M., Coleman, E., & Wootten, M. (2017). Integrated care clinic: Creating enhanced clinical pathways for integrated behavioral health care in a family Juster, R., Vencill, J. A., & Johnson, P. J. (2017). Impact of stress and strain on current LGBT health disparities. In K. Eckstrand & medicine residency clinic serving a low-income, minority population. Families, Systems, & Health, 35(3), 283-294. doi:10.1037/ J. Potter (Eds.), Trauma, resilience, and health promotion in LGBT patients: What every healthcare provider should know (pp. 35 - fsh0000285 48). New York: Springer Press. McCurdy, S.A., & Ross, M.W. (online first). Qualitative data are not just quantitative data with text but data with context: On the Larsson, M., Mohamed Shio, J., Ross M.W. & Agardh, A. (2017). Acting within an increasingly confined space: A qualitative study dangers of sharing some qualitative data: Comment on DuBois et al. Qualitative Psychology, online ahead of print March 16, 2017. of sexual behaviours and healthcare needs among men who have sex with men in a provincial Tanzanian city. Plos One, 12(8), doi:10.1037/qup0000088 e0183265. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0183265 Ross, M.W. (2017). Truth be told: Evaluation of a narrative and skills intervention in two women’s prisons. Journal of Correctional Nyitray, A. G., Bagyinszky, F., Ross, M. W., & Schmidt, A. J. (online first). Lack of HIV testing and dissatisfaction with HIV testing Health, 23(2), 184-192. doi:10.1177/1078345817704348 and counselling among men having sex with men in Hungary. European Journal of Public Health, online ahead of print November 22, 2017. doi:10.1093/eurpub/ckx200 Spencer, K. (2017). Femininity. In K. Nadal (Ed.) The SAGE Encyclopedia of Psychology and Gender (pp. 546 - 548). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Nyitray, A.G., Hicks, J.T., Hwang, L-Y, Baraniuk, S., White, M., Millas, S., Onwuka, M., Zhang, X., Brown, E.L., Ross, M.W., & Chiao, E.Y. (online first). A phase II clinical study to assess the feasibility of self- and partner anal exams to detect anal canal abnormalities Spencer, K. (2017). Femme. In K. Nadal (Ed.) The SAGE Encyclopedia of Psychology and Gender (pp. 570 - 571). Thousand Oaks, including anal cancer. Sexually Transmitted Infections, online ahead of print August 23, 2017. doi:10.1136/sextrans-2017-053283 CA: Sage Publications.

Ross, M.W. (2017). Stigma and discrimination and health and risk behavior of gay/bisexual men in Tanzania. Journal of Sexual Zamboni, B. D. (online first). Partner knowledge and involvement in adult baby/diaper lover behavior.Journal of Sex & Marital Medicine, 14(5, Suppl 4), e234-e235. doi:10.1016/j.jsxm.2017.04.128. Abstracts of the 23rd Congress of the World Association for Therapy, online ahead of print June 12, 2017. doi:10.1080/0092623X.2017.1340381 Sexual Health, Prague, Czech Republic, May 28-31, 2017. Trofholz, A.C., Tate, A.D., Miner, M.H., & Berge, J.M. (2017). Associations between TV viewing at family meals and the emotional Ross, M.W., Larsson, M., Nyoni, J., & Agardh, A. (2017). Prevalence of STI symptoms and high levels of stigma in STI healthcare atmosphere of the meal, meal healthfulness, child dietary intake, and child weight status. Appetite, 108(1), 361-366. doi:10.1016/j. among men who have sex with men in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: A respondent-driven sampling study. International Journal of STD appet.2016.10.018 & AIDS,28(9), 925-928. doi:10.1177/0956462416683625 Anderson, K. N., Rueter, M. A., Connor, J. J., & Koh, B. D. (2017). Observed mother- and father-child interaction differences in Smith, C., White, M., & Ross, M.W. (2017). Experience of online outreach for Black MSM populations at high risk for HIV families with medically assisted reproduction-conceived twins and singletons. Family Process, 56(4), 997-1011. doi:10.1111/famp.12254 transmission. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 28(1), 25-26. doi:10.1016/j.jana.2016.09.009

Tran, H., Ross, M. W., Diamond, P. M., Berg, R. C., Weatherburn, P., & Schmidt, A. J. (online first). Structural validation and multiple group assessment of the Short Internalized Homonegativity Scale in homosexual and bisexual men in 38 European countries: Results from the European MSM Internet Survey. Journal of Sex Research, Online ahead of print October 23, 2017. doi:10.1080/00 PRESENTATIONS 224499.2017.1380158 Sexual Health and Rights Coleman, E. (2017, July). Humane Sexuality: What People Want to Know and Hear from a Sexual Health Specialist, 2017 National Vencill, J. A., & Guerrant, M. T. (2017). Book review: Bisexuality: Identities, politics, and theories. Psychology of Women Quarterly, Health Conference, Denver, Colorado. 4(3) 393-393. doi:10.1177/0361684316678373 Coleman, E. (2017, July). Evolution of the Concept of Sexual Health, 2017 National Health Conference, Denver, Colorado. Zamboni, B. D., Crawford, I., & Bryant, F. B. (online first). Testing the Health Belief Model among African-American gay/bisexual men with self-efficacy and minority-specific contextual variables.Journal of Black Sexuality and Relationships. Relationship and Sex Therapy Robinson, B.B.E., & Connor, J.J. (2017, November). Conceptual Pain Models & Sexual Pain - Applications to Female Genital Cut- ting. Poster presentation at Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, Atlanta, Georgia. Sexual Health Education: Bayer, C. R., Eckstrand, K. L., Knudson, G., Koehler, J., Leibowitz, S., Tsai, P., & Feldman, J. L. (2017). Sexual Health Competencies Connor, J.J. (2017, October). Sexual Pain and Female Genital Cutting: Application of Pain Response Conceptual Frameworks. Pre- for Undergraduate Medical Education in North America. The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 14(4), 535-540. doi:10.1016/j. sentation accepted at Canadian Sex Research Forum, Fredricton, NB, Canada. jsxm.2017.01.017 Rogak, H., Vencill, J. A., & Connor, J. J. (2017, October). Counseling kinky couples. Presentation accepted to the Minnesota Associ- ation for Marriage & Family Therapy’s Relationship and Sex Therapy conference, Duluth, MN. Eardley, I., Reisman, Y., Goldstein, S., Kramer, A., Dean, J., & Coleman, E. (2017). Existing and future educational needs in graduate and postgraduate education. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 14(4), 475-485. doi:10.1016/j.jsxm.2017.01.014 32 33 PRESENTATIONS PRESENTATIONS Relationship and Sex Therapy, continued: Transgender Health, continued: Connor, J.J. (2017, March) Systemic treatment of comorbid medical and sexual concerns. Presentation at the International Family Berg, D.(2017, August) Invited Presenter. The Gender Affirmative Lifespan Approach (GALA™): Supportive Psychotherapy with Therapy Congress, Malaga, Spain. Gender Creative Children. APA Annual Convention, Washington, DC.

Miner, M.H. (2017, November). It shouldn’t be a crime: What is healthy adolescent sexuality. Invited presentation at the 2017 SPD Berg, D. (2017, July) Presenter. The Gender Affirmative Lifespan Approach: Promoting Positive Gender Identities. AASECT 49th Annual Criminal Defense Conference, Milwaukee, WI. Annual Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Vencill, J. A., & Kellison, J. (2017, August). Let’s talk about sex: Increasing comfort and addressing bias in conducting sexual health Berg, D. (2017, May) Invited Presenter. Puberty Suppression in Young Gender Diverse Adolescents. Minnesota Psychological Asso- histories. Presentation at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C. ciation Inaugural Lunch and Learn, St. Louis Park, Minnesota.

Vencill, J. A. (2017, August). Counseling psychology advocacy: The development of Slutwalk Lubbock. In K. Harris (Chair), Campus Spencer, K., & Berg, D. (April, 2017). Vision for the National Center for Gender Spectrum Health. PHS Leadership Council Spring activism: Counseling, spirituality, sexual assault, Black Lives Matter, and Love is Love. Symposium presented at the annual meeting gathering, Minneapolis, Minnesota. of the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C. Berg, D. (2017, April) Invited Presenter. Affirming Authentic Gender Identities and Promoting Positive Sexuality: Building Blocks for Vencill, J. A. (2017, August). Advocacy and tailoring skills as mechanisms for counseling psychology’s growth in medical centers. In Psychologists. Keynote Presentation, Minnesota Psychological Association Annual Convention, Plymouth, Minnesota. T. Bradstreet & M. Parent (Co-chairs), Counseling psychologists in medical centers: Exploring mechanisms for growth. Symposium accepted to the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C. Berg, D. (2017, April) Fertility Preservation: Adolescent Considerations. WPATH Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, Minneso- ta. Vencill, J. A. (2017, February). Mixed orientation relationships and sexual health within the bisexual community. Symposium pre- sented at the Opportunity Conference: Advancing LGBTQ Health, Rainbow Health Initiative, St. Paul, MN. Berg, D. (2017, March) Gender Dysphoria and Nonconformity and the Pre-Pubertal Child: Understanding Clinical Issues and Gen- der Development. WPATH Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Compulsive Sexual Behavior Miner, M.H., MacDonald III, A., & Patzalt, E. (2017, February). Behavioral indications of cognitive disruption in hypersexuality. 4th Berg, D. (2017, March) Mental Health & Hormonal Treatment in Adolescents. WPATH Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, International Conference on Behavioral Addictions, Haifa, Israel. Minnesota.

Coleman, E. (2017, July) Assessment and Treatment of Compulsive Sexual Behavior: An integrated and sex positive approach. Con- Berg, D. (2017, March) Invited Presenter. The Gender Affirmative Lifespan Approach (GALA): Applications for Gender Creative tinuing education event, Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School of Addiction Studies, Center City, Minnesota. Children in Psychotherapy and School Settings. Midwestern Conference on Psychology, Owatonna, Minnesota.

Sexual Offending Berg, D. (2017, February) Invited Presenter. New Developments in Transgender Health Care Across the Lifespan: Gender Creative Newstrom, N. & Robinson, B.B.E. (2017, October). Sex Offender Treatment Intervention and Progress Scale (SOTIPS) and change: Children, TGNC Adolescents, and Transgender Adults. Friday Forum Encore, Minnesota Psychological Association, Metro State How probation/treatment activities correlate with SOTIPS scores. Sex Offender Treatment Intervention Progress Scale (SOTIPS): University, St. Paul, Minnesota. Indications of Utility and Construct Validity. Symposium at the ATSA 36th Annual Research and Treatment Conference, Kansas City, MO. Berg, D., Spencer, K., Becker-Warner, R., Vencill, J., McGuire, J., & Catalpa, J. (2017, February) Symposium Chair. GALA™: The Gender Affirmative Lifespan Approach. USPATH 2017, Los Angeles, California. Miner, M.H., Newstrom, N., & Robinson, B.B.E. (2017, October). The structure and validity of SOTIPS. Sex Offender Treatment Intervention Progress Scale (SOTIPS): Indications of Utility and Construct Validity. Symposium at the ATSA 36th Annual Research Berg, D., & Spencer, K. (2017, February) Presenter. Moving Beyond the Binary. USPATH 2017, Los Angeles, California. and Treatment Conference, Kansas City, MO. Berg, D., Edwards-Leeper, L., Tobin, V., & Becker-Warner, R. (2017, February) Symposium Chair. Incorporating Gender Affirming Miner, M.H. (2017, April). Workshop: Exploring Pedophilia. 21st Annual Conference of the Minnesota Chapter of the Association for Strategies, Techniques, and Interventions in Assessment and Therapy with Gender Creative Children: Focus on the “How To.” the Treatment of Sexual Abusers. Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. USPATH Symposium, Los Angeles, California.

Transgender Health Berg, D. (2017, February) Presenter. “How To” Work with a Gender Creative Child in an Affirming Assessment. USPATH Symposium, Becker-Warner, R. (2017, March). The Intersection of Neuro & Gender Diversity: Clinical Considerations. World Professional Asso- Los Angeles, California. ciation for Transgender Health - Gender Education Initiative (GEI), Minneapolis, MN. Spencer, K. (Chair), Berg, D., Vencill, J., Bradford, N., DeWitt, J., McGuire, J., & Catalpa, J. (2017, February) Presenter. Support- Becker-Warner, R. & Berg, D. (2017, March). Planning and Documentation: Preparing Youth and Families for Medical Transition. ing Pleasure-based and Positive Sexuality Across the Lifespan: The GALA Approach. USPATH Symposium, Los Angeles, Califor- World Professional Association for Transgender Health - Gender Education Initiative (GEI), Minneapolis, MN. nia.

Berg, D. & Becker-Warner, R. (2017, March). Assessment and Treatment Strategies for Gender Creative Children and TGNC Youth. Berg, D., & Bradford, N. (2017, February) Presenter. Promoting Developmentally Appropriate Positive Sexuality in Gender Creative World Professional Association for Transgender Health - Gender Education Initiative (GEI), Minneapolis, MN. Children. USPATH Symposium, Los Angeles, California.

Berg, D. & Becker-Warner, R. (2017, February). Therapeutic Interventions with Gender Creative Children. In D. Berg (Chair), GALA: Berg, D., Edwards-Leeper, L., Leibowitz, S., & Zucker, K. (2017, February) Presenter. Gender Diverse Pre-Pubertal Children: De- The Gender Affirmative Lifespan Approach. Symposium presented at the inaugural meeting of the United States Professional Asso- constructing the Trinary Conceptualization of Treatment and Moving Towards an Affirmative Individualized Approach. USPATH ciation of Transgender Health (USPATH), Los Angeles, CA. Symposium, Los Angeles, California.

Becker-Warner, R. (2017, February). “How to” Work Therapeutically with Gender Creative Children. In D. Berg (Chair), Incorporat- Hansen, I. (Chair), Tobin, V., & Berg, D. (2017, February) Presenter. Complex Mental Health Cases: Delving Deep & Going Wide. ing Gender Affirming Strategies, Techniques, and Interventions in Assessment and Therapy with Gender Creative Children: Focus USPATH Symposium, Los Angeles, California. on the “How to.” Symposium presented at the inaugural meeting of the United States Professional Association of Transgender Health (USPATH), Los Angeles, CA. Bradford, N. J. (2017, November). Transnormativity in transgender identity development. In N. J. Bradford (Chair), Applications of the Master Narrative Framework to the Transgender Community. Symposium conducted at the annual National Transgender Health Berg, D. (2017, October) Invited Presenter. Getting Ready to do Therapeutic Work with Gender Diverse Adolescents: The Basics, Summit in Oakland, CA. University of Minnesota Psychology Internship program, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Eisenberg, M.E., Gower, A.L., McMorris, B.J., Rider, G.N., & Coleman, E. (2017, July) Risk and Resilience in the Lives of Transgender/ Berg, D. (2017, September) Invited Presenter. Understanding Gender Dysphoria in Children and Adolescents. Principles in the Care Gender Non-Conforming (TGNC) Adolescents. National Sexual Health Conference. Denver, CO. of Transgender and Intersex Patients, Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development Conference, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Coleman, E., & Vencill, J. A. (2017, April) Psychotherapy in the Standards of Care & across the lifespan of transgender adults. Pre- sented at the World Professional Association of Transgender Health’s Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, MN. 34 35 PRESENTATIONS PRESENTATIONS

Transgender Health, continued: Lesbian/Gay and Bisexual Health Coleman, E. (2017, February) The WPATH Standards of Care: What it really says and looking forward to Version 8. Opportunity Vencill, J. A, & Rider, G. N. (Co-Chairs). (2017, August). Safer learning spaces: Practice, research, and advocacy for LGBT students. Conference: Advancing LGBTQ Health, St. Paul, Minnesota. Collaborative program symposium presented at the 125th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association in Wash- ington, DC. Rider, G. N., & Gower, A. L. (2017, November). Protective factors among Minnesota transgender and gender nonconforming adoles- cents. Invited presentation at the UMN Program in Human Sexuality’s Faculty Research Presentation Series. Minneapolis, MN. Rider, G. N., & Abreu, R. L. (Co-Chairs). (2017, August). Cycle of injustices: LGBTQ youth in the juvenile justice system. Collabora- tive program symposium presented at the 125th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association in Washington, DC. McMorris, B., Gower, A. L., & Rider, G. N. (2017, October). Risk and resilience in the lives of transgender and gender non-conform- ing (TGNC) adolescents in Minnesota. Invited presentation for the Minnesota School Public Relations Association. St. Paul, MN. Vencill, J. A. (2017, October). Pieces of the rainbow puzzle: Addressing the health needs of LGBTQ communities. Invited keynote presentation for Westminster College LGBTQ heritage month, Westminster College, Salt Lake City, Utah. Gower, A., McMorris B., & Rider, G. N. (2017, October). Examining the Data: Report on the Experiences of Gender-Minority Youth in Minnesota. Creating Gender Inclusive Schools Workshop, Minnesota School Public Relations Association. Minneapolis, MN.

Rider G. N., Gower, A., McMorris, B., Coleman, E., & Eisenberg, M. (2017, October). Health Disparities and Protective Factors Among Asian American Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Adolescents. Symposium/continuing education workshop pre- sented at the annual Asian American Psychological Association Convention in Las Vegas, NV.

Brown, C., Rider, G. N., Gower, A. L., & Eisenberg, M. E. (2017, April). Emotional health and perceived gender expression: Differenc- es between transgender and gender nonconforming vs cisgender adolescents. Poster presented at the annual National LGBTQ Health Conference: Bridging Research & Practice in Chicago, IL. Spencer, K. & Rider, G. N. (2017, April). Introduction to Trans Health. WPATH Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Spencer, K. (Chair), Bradford, N. J., & Gass, B. (2017, November) Developing and Applying a Sex Positive Pleasure-based Frame- work in Clinical Work with Trans/GNC Psychotherapy Clients. Symposium presented at the 2017 National Transgender Health Summit, UCSF Center for Excellence in Transgender Health, Oakland, California.

Spencer, K. (2017, October) Improving Gender Affirming Practice: Introduction to Transgender Issues. Invited Presentation, Minne- sota Department of Health, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Spencer, K. (2017, September) Invited Presenter. Transgender Sexuality Before and After Transition, Principles in the Care of Trans- gender and Intersex Patients, Mayo Clinic School of Continuous Professional Development Conference, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Spencer, K. (2017, September) Working with WPATH Standards of Care. PHS Postdoctoral Didactics, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Spencer, K. (2017, August). Manager’s Guide: Gender Transition and the Workplace. Invited Keynote. Employee Assistance Profes- sionals Association, Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

Spencer, K. (2017, April). Barriers to Accessing Sexual Healthcare for Trans and Gender Non-conforming Communities. Presenta- tion for Trans Sex Zine release, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Spencer, K. (Moderator). (2017, April). Advanced Topics in Psychotherapy. WPATH Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, Minne- sota.

Adams, F., & Spencer, K. (2017, April). Planning and Documenting Medical Transition. WPATH Global Education Initiative, Minneap- olis, Minnesota.

Adams, F., & Spencer, K. (2017, April). Review of Clinical Guidelines and Eligibility for Hormonal Treatment: Key Questions and Factors Around Surgical Planning. WPATH Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Spencer, K., & Vencill, J. A. (2017, February). Supporting pleasure-based positive sexuality: Development of a transfeminine spec- trum sexual health group curriculum. In K. Spencer (Chair), Supporting pleasure-based and positive sexuality across the lifespan: The GALA approach. Symposium presented at the inaugural meeting of the United States Professional Association of Transgender Health (USPATH), Los Angeles, CA.

Spencer, K., & Vencill, J. A (2017, February). Developing pleasure-based positive sexuality. In D. Berg (Chair), GALA: The Gender Affirmative Lifespan Approach. Symposium presented at the inaugural meeting of the United States Professional Association of Transgender Health (USPATH), Los Angeles, CA.

Vencill, J. A (2017, April). Caring for the transitioning client. Presented at the World Professional Association of Transgender Health’s Global Education Initiative, Minneapolis, MN.

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