8.45 - 9:00
Announcements

9:00 – 10:30
Intersex pre-conference
Bi+ pre-conference
Lesbian pre-conference
Sex work pre-conference
Research pre-conference
Family diversity pre-conference
The world of work pre-conference

11:00-12:30
Intersex pre-conference
Bi+ caucus
Lesbian pre-conference
Sex work pre-conference
Research pre-conference
Family diversity pre-conference
The world of work pre-conference

14:00 – 15:30
Intersex caucus
Bi+ pre-conference
Lesbian pre-conference
Sex work pre-conference
Research pre-conference
The world of work pre-conference

16:00 – 17:30
ILGA North America and The Caribbean regional meeting
ILGA Asia caucus
ILGALAC caucus
ILGA-Europe caucus
Pan Africa ILGA caucus
ILGA Oceania caucus

17:45 – 18:45
ILGA North America and the Caribbean regional meeting
Bi+ pre-conference
ILGA World Conference for newbies

19:00 -21:00
Social Programme: Evening activity at the Long Beach Museum of Art
As of 18:00: shuttles to event; as of 21:00: shuttles back

8:00 - 10.30
Private meeting, by invitation only

8.45 - 9:00
Announcements

9:00 – 10:30
Plenary 1: The co-creation of a future for our movements

11:00-12:30
Plenary 1: General Meeting

14:00 – 15:30 Parallel sessions I

Ballroom B

•  Catalysing socio-economic and systemic transformation beyond the rainbow
•  Aging out at grassroots – Care, compassion & chaos amidst Covid-19 & beyond
•  Canada’s new conversion therapy legislation – Domestic & international implications
•  Dignity for all: Funding holistic safety and security for LGBTI defenders globally
  
  

Ballroom C:

•  Supporting LGBTIQ youth mental health amid Covid-19 & beyond
  
  

Ballroom D:

•  The African Trans Network (ATN): Trans movement building, collective buy-in and the complexities of collaboration
•  The evolution of Caribbean Pride
  
  

Barcelona & Casablanca

•  Not breaking up: how LGBTI people are working to overcome the digital divide
  
  

Tokyo & Vancouver

•  The status of intersex organising in Africa
  
  

Melbourne

•  Governance workshop 1
  
  

Naples

•  Workshop (en español): Creando comunidades virtuales LGBTTTIQ+ en contexto de pandemia a través del teatro
  
  

Ocean Ballroom

• Conspiracy of compulsion: Overview of SOGIE change efforts in Africa (ends at 14:45)
  
  

Shore Line:

• Trans male leadership workshop
  

16:00 – 17:30 Parallel sessions II

Ballroom C:

• No Pride in detention
• Evidence building and advocacy for LGBTQI social and economic inclusion

Ballroom D:

• Youth and the union experience - Tackling workplace discrimination

Barcelona & Casablanca

• Renewing the mandate of the UN Independent Expert on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity: advocacy strategies and challenges

Tokyo & Vancouver

• The impact of discriminatory laws, policies, and attitudes on LGBTI individuals’ life satisfaction and mental health in Europe
• Meet the donors

Melbourne

•  Governance workshop 2

Naples

•  (en español): Jóvenes de las Diversidades Sexuales Ancestrales y Afrodescendientes: Evidencia y Acción

Ocean Ballroom

• Disability access and inclusion in global LGBTIQA+ advocacy

Shore Line:

• Preventative safety and security for LGBTI activists: a conversation on realities, threats, trends and risk mitigation

17:45 – 18:45
Self-organised spaces

19:00 -22:00 or later
Social programme: casual evening mixer on the balconies of the hotel

8.45 - 9:00
Announcements

9:00 – 10:30
Plenary 2 - Panel: Uniting is our strength

11:00-12:30 Parallel sessions III

Ballroom B

• Inclusion LGBTIQ+ young people with disabilities
• Supporting LGBTIQ youth mental health amid Covid-19 and beyond

Ballroom C:

• LGBTIQ+ report cards & the Summit for Democracy

Ballroom D:

• From start to finish: It Gets Better Project storytelling

Barcelona & Casablanca

• It Gets Better: a truly global message... and in Spanish!

Melbourne

• Governance workshop 3

Naples

• Supporting ourselves: Projects to enhance LGBTIQ economic empowerment

Shore Line:

• Engaging employers and businesses as allies for equality

Shanghai:

• Indetectables & De Gris a Posithivo: A screening and talk back on HIV/AIDS and LGTBI representation in Spain and Latin America

14:00 – 15:30 Parallel sessions IV

Ballroom B

• A first look at imi – a free, digital, science-backed mental health tool for LGBTQ+ youth
• Unstoppable - A Curated Conversation| Freeing ourselves: Challenging colonization - Experiences of Pacific young queer activists

Ballroom C:

• (en español) ¿Hacía dónde?: construyendo un camino sostenible para jóvenes LGBTIQ+

Ballroom D:

• It Gets Better - Youth focused, youth driven: a glimpse inside our education program

Barcelona & Casablanca

• Grindr for Equality presents "Mapping Your Desire"

Tokyo & Vancouver

• Empowering LGBTQ+ Youth and Teens in East Asia (Korea, Japan, Taiwan)
• Diversity & Inclusion beyond youth tokenism

Melbourne

•  Governance workshop 4

Naples

•  Facing the violence to create a better world for trans youth: The state of trans rights around the world

Shore Line:

• How transgender inclusive are digital identity systems? Lessons from data for development on gender justice in India

Shanghai:

• Let's talk about (inter)sex!

16:00 – 17:30 Parallel sessions V

Ballroom B

• Sheltering solutions - Innovating for LGBTI+ homelessness

Ballroom C:

• The impact of Covid-19 on trans communities: Survival, resilience, and sustainability

Ballroom D:

• The world state of enforcement of laws that criminalise consensual same-sex sexual acts & gender expression

Barcelona & Casablanca

• Indigenous and SOGIESC rights: sharing experiences from Abya Yala and Thailand

Tokyo & Vancouver

• Strengthening synergies and solidarities between the safe abortion rights and trans men movements

Melbourne

•  Governance workshop 5

Naples

• Exploring the interlinkages between LGBTIQ+ rights, climate change and Covid-19

Shore Line:

• Toxic vs. positive masculinities: views and experiences from different perspectives

Shanghai:

• Safety, Dignity & Freedom: #NoOneIsOneThing
  
  

17:45 – 18:45
Self-organised spaces

19:00 -22:00 or later
An evening out at the Aquarium of the Pacific

8.45 - 9:00
Announcements

9:00 – 10:30 Parallel sessions VI

Ballroom B

•  Identifying as LGBTIQ: Black Asian Minority Ethnic (BAME) youths

Ballroom C:

• Challenging the criminalisation of LBQ women: Landmark legal developments and what they mean for the global movement
• The Yogyakarta Principles, and the Yogyakarta Principles +10: What’s worked and where to now?

Ballroom D:

• Building our collective strength to counter the anti-gender opposition

Barcelona & Casablanca

• LGBTI sex workers > Stepping up advocacy for decriminalisation of sex work!
• Arabic media landscape: Changing the narrative

Tokyo & Vancouver

• Inclusive and affirming schools for LGBT youth: Global perspectives

Melbourne

•  Governance workshop 6

Naples

• A safe workplace is key to grow and succeed

Ocean Ballroom

• Queer human rights defenders of Africa, Caribbean & Pacific - Our untold intersectional realities: a south to south narrative

Shore Line:

• Queer rapid response in high-risk situations

11:00-12:30 Parallel sessions VII

Ballroom B

• LGBTIQ youth: Where is the autonomy when you are under 18?

Ballroom C:

• Presentation of ILGA World database

Ballroom D:

• A hands-on workshop on data collection for young activists

Tokyo & Vancouver

• Sexual and gender diversity and disability: Amplifying intersectional organising

Melbourne

• Governance workshop 7 (if needed)

Naples

• Nothing to cure: Conversion therapy practices & experiences of trans and gender diverse people in Asia
• Cultures and youth LGBTIQ+ activism in Indian Ocean islands : A dialogue on LGBTIQ youth transforming cultural barriers in Sri Lanka

Ocean Ballroom

• Resist like a Lesbian: solidarity in times of war & oppression

Shore Line:

• Trans kids belong: Gender identity and expression in school

14:00 – 15:30 Parallel sessions VIII

Ballroom B

• From research to advocacy and litigation: case studies on intersex rights from Canada and South Asia

Ballroom C 

• Game on - LGBTQ+ youth organizing, fundraising, solidarity and cooperative wellbeing through the queer gaming ecosystem

Ballroom D

• Inclusive and affirming schools for LGBT youth: Global perspectives
• Trans in African countries

Barcelona & Casablanca

• It Gets Better: Helping queer youth find joy
• Beyond the pandemic: Future of African LGBT+ youth organizing

Tokyo & Vancouver

• Situations of LGBTI francophone organisations
• The resilient LBGTQI movement in North Africa: Opportunities and obstacles

Melbourne

• Governance workshop 8 (if needed)

Naples

• How data and research can transform LGBTQ advocacy
• Decolonizing the UN - How UN treaty human rights bodies can do better to address trans rights in Asia

Shore Line:

• Queer vs AI or how our bodies are censured in Social media
• Resisting Online Hate Speech: Lessons and Tactics from the MENA region
  
  

16:00 – 18:45
Closing plenary: voting, remarks and keynotes

19:00 -22:00 or later
Closing dinner