Schedule Overview

The International Student Training Network schedule involves two formats: 1) participatory online webinars; and 2) Tea Chats, group discussion and breakouts. Webinars fall on the first non-holiday Friday of October, December, February, April, and June from 12pm-2pm EST. Tea Chats are group discussions with smaller breakouts and fall on the first non-holiday Fridays of November, January, March, May, and September from 12pm-2pm EST.

Please note that the schedule may shift as we confirm speakers, and as our current environment shifts to prioritize emerging issues for SGMY over the coming 2 years.

Webinars

Webinars fall on the first non-holiday Friday of October, December, February, April, and June from 12pm-2pm EST.

Date	Name	Presented by
October 2, 2020 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 1: Research with SGMY: Considerations, Strengths, Capacity-Building, & Cross-Cultural Differences	Dr. Shelley Craig, Dr. Daragh McDermott, & Dr. Ignacio Lozano-Verduzco
December 4, 2020 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 2: ​ Incorporating ICTs into Research Methods	Dr. Lauren McInroy
February 5, 2021 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 3: Minority Stress	Dr. Ilan Meyer
April 9, 2021 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 4: Community-based Research with SGMY	Dr. M. Alex Wagaman
June 4, 2021 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 5: Sexual and Gender Minority Youth and COVID-19	Presenter pending
October 1, 2021 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 6: ICT-Based Intervention Research	Presenter pending
December 3, 2021 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 7: Public Policy and  Research for SGMY Rights	Presenter pending
February 4, 2022 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 8: Research with Trans and Gender Non-conforming Youth	Presenter pending
April 8, 2022 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 9: Trauma, Tragedy, and Reactions to Violence	Presenter pending
June 3, 2022 12 - 2PM EST	Webinar 10: Formulating, Measuring, and Demonstrating Research Impact	Presenter pending

If you have any questions, please contact Andrew Eaton, INQYR Project Manager, at andrew.eaton@utoronto.ca.

TISS and the ISTN receive partial financial support from an International Doctoral Cluster (IDC) award from the University of Toronto.