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This comprehensive overview explores the intersection of queerness and urban transportation, addressing the challenges faced by LGBTQ individuals while navigating public transit systems. We discuss key vocabulary, concepts, and common misconceptions regarding LGBTQ communities in these settings. The session includes a case scenario and actionable steps, such as promoting safe spaces, providing training, and employing inclusive language in transportation policies. Join us in fostering a more inclusive environment for all urban travelers.

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  1. Queerness and Urban Transportation Click to Add Title September 11, 2013 Urban Transportation CenterLiz Thomson, M.A.

  2. Overview • Vocabulary, Concepts • LGBTQ Folks and Public Transportation • Discussion of Misperceptions of LGBTQ communities • Case Scenario • Action Steps

  3. Vocabulary + Concepts Assigned Biological Sex Gender Identity Gender Expression Sexual Orientation

  4. LGBTQ Folks and Public Transportation • Youth • Transgender communities • Public Display of Affection • Dealing with Hate Crimes • Bystanders • CTA Policies • CTA Employees

  5. Discussion of Myths, Misperceptions, and Stereotypes

  6. UIC Student’s Experience

  7. Action Steps • Sign up for UIC Safe Zone 101 workshop • Encourage more training and curriculum inclusion regarding LGBTQ communities • Overtly communicate non-heterosexist language and images • Use gender-neutral language • Show your ally behaviors

  8. Contact Information Liz Thomson, Interim Director Asian American Resource and Cultural Center Email: lthomson@uic.edu Phone: 413-7696 Gender and Sexuality Center Room 181 Behavioral Sciences Building 312-413-8619 www.gsc.uic.edu

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