Pre-conference: Dr Thomas Shakespeare March 16, 2000 This is a free public lecture and reception, 4 to 7 pm in the Maude Fife Room, Wheeler Hall, at the University of California, Berkeley. ASL Provided, other accommodations will be available at the Conference. Please refrain from wearing scented products. Disability, Sexuality and Culture: Societal and Experiential Perspectives on Multiple Identities March 17-18, 2000 The San Francisco State University Program in Human Sexuality Studies, Directed by Gilbert Herdt Presents: our third bi-annual conference on Disability, Sexuality and Culture: Societal and Experiential Perspectives on Multiple Identities March 17-18, 2000 Seven Hills Conference Center, SFSU Campus 1600 Holloway Avenue, San Francisco, California A Landmark Conference is born! Our goal is to assess the breadth of currentresearch in disability and sexuality, and to explore and prioritizepossible topics and strategies for future collaborative research indisability and sexuality. We have 29 invited speakers and 15 volunteered Posters. Featured Guests include: Drs Thomas Shakespeare and Dominic Davies of the UK and BarbaraWaxman Fiduccia of the Disabled Women's Health Policy and Programs. Registration is $10-65 with lunch provided both days. A Full agenda, forms, and other information is available on-line: http://www.sfsu.edu/~hmsxdept/dis-conf.htm or call (415) 405-3573 or (415) 405-3570, TTY: (510) 763-4100. Co-Sponsors: World Institute on Disability, Oakland California Institute on Disability, San Francisco State University Presidential Chair in Undergraduate Education, Disability Studies at CAL(DiSC), UCB. Please refrain from wearing scented products.