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16th Annual Queer and Trans Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Conference
UCLA, 2022 [online]
“Blooming”
15th Annual Queer Trans People of Color Conference
UC Riverside, 2020
14th Annual Queer Trans People of Color Conference
UC Santa Barbara, 2019
“From Our Struggles, We Rise”
13th Annual Queer Trans People of Color Conference
UC Berkeley, 2018
“Embodying Potentialities, Dreaming New Galaxies, Birthing New Realities”
12th Annual Queer Trans People of Color Conference
UC Santa Cruz, 2017
“Healing & Resistance”
11th Annual Queer Trans People of Color Conference
UC Berkeley, 2016
“QTPOC Mixtape”
10th Annual Queer People of Color Conference
UC Santa Barbara, 2015
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9th Annual Queer People of Color Conference
San Diego State University, 2014
“(in)VISIBLE: Our story, life, and future”
8th Annual Queer People of Color Conference
CSU Fullerton, 2013
“To Exist is to Resist: Empowering our Roots Through Activism, Community, and Intersectionality”
7th Annual Queer People of Color Conference
CSU Northridge, 2012
“Intersections of Race | Class | Gender | Sexuality”
6th Annual Queer People of Color Conference
UC Riverside, 2011
“Decolonize Your Mind”
5th Annual Queer People of Color Conference
San Diego State University, 2010
“Building Visibility through our Traditions, Active Leadership, and Pride”
4th Annual Queer People of Color Conference
UC Davis, 2009
“Building Communities Through Art, Action, and Resistance”
1st - 3rd Annual Queer People of Color Conferences
UC Berkeley 2006-08
The 1st - 3rd Annual Queer People of Color Conferences have all taken place at UC Berkeley. Each year it is hosted by different organizations with the theme of the conference changing as well.
Why was the Queer People of Color Summit started?
To honor the advances made by queer people of color amid various geopolitical, sociological, and institutional pressures that have informed our individual consciousnesses and the structures of our supporting organizations. The Queer People of Color Leadership Summit aspired to provide an arena for QPOC, our organizations, and those invested in our development and proliferation to reignite the dialogues of what a QPOC identity means, what Queer People of Color represent, and how Queer People of Color can strategize more effectively.
What can QPOC gain from coming to the summits and conferences?
By contesting notions of a singular QPOC identity, participants can expect to explore new methods of negotiating challenges that relate to our varied experiences.
While the organizing committee of the past and current summits/conferences has extended welcome to all, it hopes participants approach the summit as an opportunity—not only for those who can rely on their privileges (as varied as they are) as an assurance of their agency.
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