Happy Holidays from GLASS! Here are our updates for the December:
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** December Newsletter
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Happy Holidays from GLASS! As we close out 2022, here are our events for the month!
** Post-Election Networking Happy Hour
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Join GLASS and the LGBT CSA for a meet-and-greet networking happy hour to celebrate the end of the 2022 election cycle!
When: December 8, 6-8 PM
Where: Santa Rosa Taqueria, Second Floor, 301 Pennsylvania Avenue SE
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** SAVE THE DATE: Holiday Happy Hour
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Join GLASS and the LGBT CSA for a Holiday Happy Hour!
When: December 16
Where: Takoda, 715 Florida Ave NW
** FYI: SAGE’s World AIDS Day HIV and Aging Policy Briefing
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YOU ARE INVITED! HIV and Aging Policy Briefing
For decades, World AIDS Day has been a chance for people worldwide to stand together in the fight against HIV and show support for people living with HIV. In recognition of World AIDS Day, SAGE will host an online HIV and aging policy briefing in cooperation with the Congressional HIV/AIDS Caucus and the Congressional LGBTQ+ Equality Caucus. This virtual event will take place on Monday, December 5th and feature LGBTQ+ and HIV/AIDS activists, policy experts, and researchers from across the nation who will discuss the challenges older people living with HIV face and how we can all work together to better address them. We hope to see you there!! Please feel free to circulate. All are welcome.
Date: Monday, December 5, 2022
Time: 2-3 PM EST
RSVP at: SAGEUSA.ORG/2022BRIEFING
** SAVE THE DATE: Congressional Staff Associations’ Bystander Intervention Virtual Training
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Date: Friday, December 9 at 1pm
Location: Zoom
When in the presence of offensive conduct, bystanders may, for a variety of reasons, choose not to get involved; this is known as the “bystander effect.” This training module defines the concepts of the bystander effect and bystander intervention theory; helps attendees recognize the importance of intervention; proposes strategies for when and how they may safely intervene; explains the impact of bystander intervention on positive, professional workplace culture; and applies bystander intervention techniques through instructor-guided scenarios.
The speakers:
Talia Monkou, Workplace Rights Specialist in the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights (OCWR), is responsible for developing educational materials and facilitating training sessions to inform covered legislative branch employees and employing offices of their rights and responsibilities under the Congressional Accountability Act. Prior to working with the OCWR, Talia worked as a Staff Attorney in the Office of General Counsel at Bowie State University, where she was responsible for drafting anti-discrimination policies, reviewing contracts, and providing state-mandated training to faculty, staff, and students on subjects related to harassment, discrimination, and accessibility. Talia is a graduate of Howard University and the University of Maryland Carey School of Law.
Bill Lipsky is the other Workplace Rights Specialist with the OCWR. Before joining the OCWR, Bill served as a Magistrate in the Virginia court system. As a member of the judiciary, Bill was responsible for interpreting and applying a variety of civil and criminal laws, as well as engaging with legal professionals, institutional stakeholders, and members of the public to educate and inform them of the law’s protections, prohibitions, remedies, and procedures. He received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Maryland and his law degree from the George Mason University School of Law.
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