Keynote Address - Bodies Beyond the Binary: The Intersex Experience
Bria Brown-King, Director of Engagement, InterACT

• Define the term intersex.
• Outline the issues facing the community and how they overlap with the broader LGBTQ movement.
• Describe the history of the intersex movement, including the early genital surgery model, and how interACT came to be.
• List concrete ways to better support the intersex movement.

Physical Health Breakout - Chemsex: LGBTQ Harm Reduction in Healthcare
Mitchell Hooyer, Outreach Volunteer, Iowa Harm Reduction Coalition and Medical Student, University of Iowa

• Describe chemsex and who engages in it.
• Identify drugs that are used in a sexual context and their typical route of administration.
• Discuss screening for chemsex and next steps for a positive result.

Mental Health Breakout - Understanding and Supporting the Mental Health of LGBTQ+ Individuals
Kayla Bell, tLMHC, MS, Counselor, Orchard Place and Therapist, Drake University

• Discuss the objective and subjective definition of mental health and how this shapes mental health support.
• Identify statistics influencing the need for mental health support.
• Describe the positive and negative mental health experiences of members of the LGBTQ+ community.
• Develop strategies to support members of the LGBTQ+ community and identify resources to enhance community and individual support and safety.
• Utilize an intersectional lens when supporting members of the LGBTQ+ community with their mental health experiences.

Spiritual and Social Health Breakout - Rural LGBTQ Communities and COVID-19
Meghan Buell, Founder and Board President, Trees, Inc.

• Improve communication skills.
• Identify tools to create an inclusive culture in healthcare agencies.
• Create a way to market your services to the transgender community.

Physical Health Breakout - Gynecology Pearls of Wisdom
Amy Bingaman, MD, Physician, Broadlawns Medical Center

• Recommended gynecologic screening for adults for the following: pap smears, mammograms, contraception, sexually transmitted infections, and challenging scenarios.
• Discuss special considerations for working with LGBTQ+ and minority patient populations.

Mental Health Breakout - Minority Stress Model
Elizabeth Baker, PhD, MPH, CPH, Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health, Des Moines University

• Discuss how stress experienced by LGBTQ+ communities is (1) unique, (2) chronic, and (3) socially-based.
• Describe the relationships among chronic stress, risk-taking health behaviors, and subsequent health disparities documented among LGBTQ+ communities.
• Hypothesize the impact of chronic stress on LGBTQ+ Iowans based on findings from a recent state-wide health assessment.

Spiritual and Social Health Breakout - LGBTQ 201: Best Practices
Max Mowitz, Program Director, One Iowa

• Discuss the colonial roots of the gender binary.
• Identify three ways that inclusive healthcare can improve LGBTQ health outcomes.
• Describe three best practices for working with LGBTQ patients and clients.

Legislative Update
Keenan Crow, MPP, Director of Policy and Advocacy, One Iowa

• Define current local, federal, and state laws as they relate to LGBTQ Iowans and their healthcare.
• Discuss legislation currently advancing in Congress and the Iowa legislature as it relates to LGBTQ Iowans.
• Describe the implications of the Bostock case and how it will change federal guidance documents and interpretations of existing federal statutes that prevent discrimination on the basis of sex. 

Physical Health Breakout - Care of Gender Nonconforming Children and Adolescents
Katie Larson Ode, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Iowa

• State the medical definition of gender.
• Properly use preferred name and pronouns.
• Describe standard of care treatment for gender dysphoria in pediatric patients.

Spiritual and Social Health Breakout - LGBTQ Spirituality Panel Discussion (Non-CME)
Rabbi Emily Barton, Morton and Lois Bookey Rabbinic Chair, Tifereth Israel Synagogue
Pastor Emily Ewing, Social Justice Pastor, Trinity Las Americas
Fannie Hungerford, Owner, Fannie Hungerford Yoga
Betsy Rippentrop, PhD, Licensed Psychologist and Owner, Heartland Yoga
Artemis Rivera, Community Member

• Discuss the ways that affirming spiritual practice can positively impact LGBTQ peoples’ lives.
• Describe the importance of LGBTQ-inclusive spiritual spaces. 
• Reflect on ways that transphobia and homophobia act as barriers to spiritual wellness. 

Closing Panel Discussion: LGBTQ BIPOC Experiences in Healthcare
Marlu Abarca, Vice-Chair, Iowa Commission on Latino Affairs and Bilingual Services Library Assistant, Des Moines Public Library
Allen Juneau, Community Member
Elizabeth Medina, Program Facilitator, GEAR UP Iowa, Iowa College Aid
Sonia Reyes-Snyder, Executive Officer, Office of Latino Affairs, Iowa Department of Human Rights
Tony Sivanthaphanith, President, Iowa City Pride

• Discuss the ways that the intersection of race and sexual orientation/gender identity impact BIPOC LGBTQ experiences in healthcare.
• Describe ways to better care for BIPOC LGBTQ patients and clients.  
• Reflect on ways that racism and homophobia/transphobia impact client/patient experiences.