The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion invites all to participate in the 2nd part of the series on gender diversity.

This workshop explores how we can move from understanding gender diversity to action as an ally and co-liberator. This follow-up workshop to “Beyond the Binary” invites participants to practice their advocacy skills and learn how to effectively integrate gender inclusion into their everyday lives. Attendees will have the chance to practice new-to-you pronouns in conversation and will leave with action steps to make their work- and living spaces welcoming to community members of all gender identities.

Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to become an effective advocate for gender diversity both at Mount Holyoke and beyond! While attendance in “Beyond the Binary” is not required, it is recommended that attendees have a basic understanding of key terms related to gender diversity to have an optimal learning experience.

Please note: This activity invites audience participation via live engagement tools (PollEverywhere). These tools may be used in the web browser of your choice, but some people may prefer using a phone or additional mobile device to participate.

About Gabe Hall: Gabriel Andres “Gabe” Hall (he/him, they/them) brings a decade of training and workshop facilitation to his work as a higher education professional.He is invested in building anti-racist and liberation-oriented community spaces and exploring the intersections of gender, race, and nationhood in everyday practice and policy. His professional framework is intertwined with his personal experiences as a transmasculine Filipino-American person. He regards the process of navigating the boundaries of gender, nation, and identity as a transformative experience, and looks to support others in mapping their own such journeys.