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Nora Dye: Reproductive Justice, Thursday Feb 15th, 4-6PM in 242 Dwinelle
Former femesex fac, awesome lady

Project Prepare: How to have a cringe-free pelvic exam
Friday Feb 16th 4-6 PM in 160 Dwinelle

Documentary Film: The Fire Within and Q&A afterwards with Bob Bowers via internet
This documentary follows the efforts of Shawn Bowers to find common ground with, and show her deep love for, her AIDS-afflicted husband Bob. Bob struggles to embrace life every day -- a journey Shawn tries to replicate by taking on a grueling 575-mile bike ride over 5 days.
Thursday Feb 22, Room TBA

Connie Sobczak, Founder and Creative Director, The Body Positive; Friday,March 2nd 4-6; Location: TBA
Ms. Sobczak is a writer, poet, filmmaker and mother. She uses these skills and her former struggles with eating and body image issues to shape The Body Positive's vision, programs and creative projects. She founded The Body Positive to offer women and girls the option of feeling beautiful, confident and healthy in their unique bodies. Her talk will include her body image story and her path that led to The Body Positive. The two hours will mostly be spent in discussion with the audience about the body image issues experienced by women in college.

LunaFest: Women's film festival; Tuesday March 13th, Clark Kerr Krutch Theatre, 2601 Warring Street
Not femsex-sponsored but a great event!

Selina Raven: March 21, 2006 4-6pm, Wednesday 101 Wurster
Selina Raven is a professional Dominatrix. She speaks to Femsex about herself and her experience within her profession, as well as to questions concerning BDSM.
Check out her website at www.selinaraven.com

HIV/AIDS Panel: Thursday, March 22nd 3-5pm 122 Barrows Hall
Four guest speakers will share their stories and experiences about living with HIV.

Project Prepare: Wednesday, April 4th 2-4pm, 170 Barrows Hall
Project Prepare presents "Female Pleasure Anatomy: An Owner's Manual"

Pink White Productions: Wednesday, April 11th 4-6pm, 170 Barrows Hall
With producers Shine Louise Houston and Shawn Tamaribuchi.

Wendy-O Matik: Wednesday, April 18th 4-6pm, 170 Barrows Hall
Author of the book Redefining Our Relationships: Guidelines for Responsible Open Relationships. Wendy speaks to the hierarchies of relationship, dealing with jealousy, and just general issues one will encounter when engaging in an open relationship.

Teri Jackson: Thursday April 19th 4:30-6pm, 121 Wheeler
Teri L. Jackson is a Superior Court Judge of California, County of San Francisco. After starting as a prosectuor in San Mateo County, Jackson joined the San Francisco DA's office in 1984 and rose to head its homicide unit. She departed in 1997 to join Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe as of counsel, defending individuals in white collar cases and representing companies in complex civil litigations. When Governer Gray Davis appointed Jackson to the bench in 2002, she became the first African-American woman to sit on San Francisco's superior court.

Jeanne Nollnan of Intersex Society of North America and Thea Hillman
Friday, April 20th 3-5pm, Location TBA
Jeanne Nollman has 19 years of experience as a Probation Officer in California, two years of graduate education in counseling, and experience as a Counseling Intern in the California State University system. Happily married for 15 years, Jeanne is the mother of two wonderful adopted children. Jeanne is currently a board member of the Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome Support Group USA. At age 18, Jeanne's doctors told her partial truths about her diagnosis. After much searching, she discovered at age 25 that she had gonadal dysgenesis (Swyer Syndrome), but it would be 20 years before, with the advent of the intersex activist movement, she was able to find other women with her diagnosis. At ISNA, Jeanne makes herself available to healthcare professionals in the San Francisco Bay Area to support children with Disorders of Sex Development and their families as well as affected adults. She is currently a Board Member and on the Speakers Bureau for ISNA.
Thea Hillman: According to a special report by the Traditional Values Coalition entitled 'Homosexual Urban Myth,' Thea Hillman is a radical who conducts erotic readings to promote the "homosexual revolution." While that's pretty much correct, she is also the author of Depending on the Light (Manic D Press, 2001). Thea offers presentations about sex and gender and performs her work at colleges and festivals around the country. She lives in Oakland. For performance schedule and other info, visit theahillman.com.

Elizabeth Sy, Wednesday May 2nd 2-4pm
Juvenile prostitution and International sex trafficking

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