More coverage than ever before! * legal and rights work being done in countries other than the U.S. * legal and rights interests of transgender persons other than transsexuals -- including heterosexual crossdressers and gay drags. * expanded coverage of legal and rights issues of transgendered men, female-to-male crossdressers, and masculine appearing women. * legal and rights interests of transgendered people of color. More outside conference activities! * shuttle to Astroworld with special rates. * variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment nearby, with shuttle service to some (prior coordination). * wine & cheese get-togethers with local transgender organizations. New hotel with many amenities! * quiet 13-1cre site with trees and grass. * near Astroworld and other attractions. * conference rooms surround courtyard with large swimming pool and volleyball court. * in-room refrigerator on request. * low conference rates up to quad occupancy -- king and double bed options. SCHEDULE Wednesday, July 3 * Late afternoon recap of prior conferences followed by wine and cheese reception. Thursday, July 4 - Transgender INDEPENDENCE DAY * Workshops: Legal issues and interests in countries other than the U.S.; legal issues and interests of transgendered people other than transsexuals; and other workshops on current rights activity. * Buffet lunch and featured speaker; wine and cheese reception in the evening. Friday, July 5 * Workshops: Legal issues and interests of transgendered men, female-to-male crossdressers, and masculine appearing women; legal issues and interests of transgendered people of color; and other workshops on issues and timely subjects of interest. * Buffet lunch and featured speaker; wine and cheese reception in the evening. Saturday, July 6 * Reports from major workshops, and updates on previous issues and actions including the Employment Non-Discrimination Act. * Buffet lunch with featured speaker; cocktail reception; annual awards dinner followed by entertainment. Sunday, July 7 * Brunch buffet and TRANSGEN '97 planning. Featured Keynote Speaker: Mary Coombs, Professor of Law, will draw parallels between the feminist and transgender movements on deconstruction of cultural models of gender roles and stereotypes. Special workshops and caucuses each evening! ICTLEP at work for YOU! The year in review - 1995 January - Following groundwork by ICTLEP, the National Lesbian & Gay Law Association adopts landmark resolu tions supporting equal rights for transpeople. March- Education on Capitol Hill for employment rights with It's Time America! March - Education on transgender inclusion in Texas Hate Crimes Bill with It's Time Texas! April - Testimony in Texas House on name/gender change with It's Time Texas! June - Adoption of 3rd restatement of the International Bill of Gender Rights. June - Forming coalition with NOW on gender rights with Transexual Menace. June-September - Working inclusion for ALL transgendered in the federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act. October - Education on Capitol Hill concerning transgender issues with It's Time America! and Transexual Menace. November - Workshop on transgender issues at National Gay & Lesbian Task Force Creating Change conference. All year - Creating awareness at transgender conferences and gatherings, including Texas "T" Party, Southern Comfort, Fall Harvest, and Coming Together. All year - Working issues of importance, creating awareness of transgender issues, and tracking discrimination and legal cases of significance. TRANSGEN '96 Conference Registration Mailing name ____________________________________ Address _________________________________________ City, State, ZIP ________________________________ Work phone ____________ Home phone ___________ Name for nametag ________________________________ NOTE THE EARLY-BIRD DISCOUNTS BELOW ! __ Full conference (w/ 4 meals & Award Dinner) $240. __ Partial, Thursday, July 4, alone(w/ luncheon) $ 50. __ Partial, Friday, July 5, alone (w/ luncheon) $ 50. __ Partial, Saturday, July 6, alone(w/ luncheon) $ 80. __ Partial, Sunday, July 7, planning brunch $ 20. Subtotal . . . . . . . . . . . . $____ DISCOUNTS: On or before March 11 -- 50% $____ Or On or before June 24 -- 25% $____ Net Conference Fees $____ __ CLE/CEU for professionals (per hour attended) $10. __ Saturday Awards Dinner alone (no discount) $40. __ 1996 Conference Proceedings (normally $65) $50. __ Outright donation to ICTLEP (tax deductible) $_____ __ Monthly credit card debit donation $_____ TOTAL REMITTED . . . . . . . . $_____ Payment method: __ Cash __ Check __ VISA/Mastercard Credit card account # _________________________ Expiration date:_______ Signature __________________ Make your reservations at Ramada Astrodome Motel Call 1-800-722-1368 and ask to reserve a room in the "Transgender Law Conference Block." Rooms are available with a single king-siza bed or two double beds. An in-room refrigerator is available on request. Confirmed room rates not including 15% tax: On or before March 11 -- $48. per night On or before June 24 -- $58. per night After June 24 -- $65. per night Direct shuttle from Hobby Airport is $12.00 one way; from Intercontinental,$16.00. Southwest Airlines has very inexpensive fares into Houston Hobby if reservations are made early. If you drive, the hotel is at the corner of Greenbriar and South Braeswood, between the Astrodome and the Texas Medical Center. Should you have any problems with your hotel reservation, ask to speak with Cathy Williams, Director of Sales, during normal business hours. ICTLEP HAS A NEW ADDRESS! Please mail completed registration forms and/or donations to: ICTLEP, Inc. P.O. Drawer 35477 Houston, TX 77235-5477 If you are paying by credit card, the form may be faxed to 713-777-8452. For more information, call our 24-hour fax/answering machine at 713-777-8452, or E-mail ICTLEP@aol.com. |