1. + Expanding Cultural Competency in the WSU Campus Health Center Presented by Nick Sarchet, Agility Results, LLC B EYOND P INK & B LUE Module 1

2. + Welcome  Trainer Introduction  Participant Introductions Name Role Share something you hope to gain from this training and interaction

3. + Introduction  Today’s purpose  TRANSforming HealthCare video

4. + The Words that Define Us The Words that Divide Us  Terms and definitions are fluid  People who transgress gender roles and stereotypes may or may not identify with these terms  These words are offered as a way of opening a dialogue so that you can be aware and open to hearing differences in defining one’s own identity

5. + Transgender Lives

6. + Sex vs. Gender  Biology Male Female Intersex  Identity Man Woman Trans Other…

7. + Sex Continuum FemaleMaleIntersex A variety of conditions in which a person is born with reproductive and/or sexual anatomy and/or chromosomes that don’t fit the typical definitions of female or male. XX vagina XY penis

8. + Gender Continuum Woman ManTrans* Transgender: an umbrella term used to categorize people who’s identities do not easily fall within the bounds of female/woman or male/man. An identity generally associated with females. An identity generally associated with males.

9. + Gender Identity  Transgender Umbrella Cross-dresser Transvestite Drag Queen/King Bigender Androgynous Transgender Trans(s)exual GenderQueer Gender Bender Others?!

10. + Breaking down the Trans  Transgender Generally lives full-time in gender different from one assigned at birth May or may not alter body May or may not legally change name  Trans(s)exual Pre-op Post-op Non-op FTM MTF

11. + Continuums Sex Female Male Intersex Gender Identity Woman ManTrans… Gender Expression FeminineMasculineAndrogynous

12. + Uncouple Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity  Sexual orientation and gender identity are separate, but related concepts  A transgender person has a sexual orientation just like non-trans folks do Sexual Orientation Sexual Orientation Gender Identity Gender Identity

13. + Sexual Orientation  Heterosexual - “straight”  Lesbian/Gay  Bisexual  Pansexual  Queer  Questioning

14. + Sexuality Continuums Male Sexual Attraction Female = StraightMale = Gay Both = Bi Female Sexual Attraction Female = LesbianBoth = BiMale = Straight Intersex?!Trans?!But what about :

15. + Pansexuality and Queer  Pansexuality Expanding on the idea of bisexuality Inclusive of all possible sexes and gender identities  Queer An expansive term that can define ones sexual, gender, social, and/or political identities

16. + Consider the Environment  Ongoing training for staff regarding transgender identity and health  Post non-discrimination policies in highly visible areas  Sensitive intake forms  Offer unisex bathrooms  Listen to the terms your patient uses to describe themselves and their needs  Post inclusive posters and provide diverse education materials

17. + Violence and the Trans Community See Fast Facts handout

18. + Resources  WPATH: World Professional Assoc. for Trans Health www.wpath.org  GLBT Health Access Project www.glbthealth.orgHAPMaterials.htm#order  Trans-Health www.trans-health.com  Center of Excellence for Transgender Health http://transhealth.ucsf.edu/

19. + Contact Information Nick Sarchet nick@agilityresults.com 303-881-4057 www.agilityresults.com Feel free to contact me with questions, for resources, or with training requests. Thank You!