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Session Type: Symposium
Trans identities and experiences are typically subsumed under and only marginally addressed within the broader LGBTQ-based education literature. This session focuses on the experiences of trans, nonbinary, and gender creative people in K-12 schools. The papers are the result of a 20-person conference on Trans Studies in Education. Papers attend to a wide range of topics that represent a comprehensive account of K-12 educational experiences for trans individuals in the United States and Canada. Individually, each paper documents the existing knowledge base and includes recommendations for affirming educational practices and future research. Collectively, the papers in this symposium session position the field of education to take up the challenge of education inequity for trans individuals in our K-12 schools.
Toward Trans Studies–Informed Theories and Methods - Harper B. Keenan, University of British Columbia; Mario I Suárez, Utah State University
Surveying the Law and Policy Terrain: Pursuing Transgender and Nonbinary Equity in K–12 Schools - Cris Mayo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Madelaine Adelman, Arizona State University; Mollie McQuillan, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Preparing In-Service and Preservice Educators - Elizabethe Payne, Queering Education Research Institute (QuERI); Lee Airton, Queen's University; Melissa J. Smith, University of Central Arkansas
Teaching, Learning, and Socialization - Liz Meyer, University of Colorado - Boulder; Page Valentine Regan, University of Colorado - Boulder; Kelly Jenkins
Support for Transgender and Gender-Nonconforming Youth in Schools Through Community Programs - Lance Trevor McCready, University of Toronto; Montrose Neufeld, University of Toronto