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2002

December

1-4
December
5th Congress of the European Society for Sexual and Impotence Research. Hamburg, Germany.
Contact: Congress office, 5th Congress of the European Society for Sexual and Impotence Research, P.O. box 1221, D-22882, Barsbuttel, Germany
Ph.: +49-40-670 88 20, Fax: +49-40-670 32 83, E-mail: hamburg@cpo-hanser.de

November

7-10
November
44th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. Montreal, Canada.
"Unresolved Controversies: Sex Questions in Search of Resolution"
Deadline for submissions: March 15, 2002.
Contact: David L. Fleming, M.S., Executive Director, SSSS, P.O. Box 416, Allentown, PA 18105, Ph. (610)530-2483, Fax: (610)530-2485, Email: TheSociety@inetmail.att.net
9-13
November 		130th Annual Meeting & Exposition of American Public Health Association (APHA). Philadelphia, PA.
"Putting the Public Back into Public Health"
Contact: APHA Meeting Coordinator, Edward Shipley, Ph. (202) 777-2478, Fax: (202) 777-2530, Email: edward.shipley@apha.org
14-17
November
7th Asian Congress of Sexology. RAFFLES CITY Convention Centre, Singapore.
Under the Auspices of Asian Federation of Sexology.
Jointly organized by National University of Singapore (NUS) & Society for the Study of Andrology and Sexology, Singapore (SSASS).
Abstracts Deadline: June 30, 2002.
Contact: Secretariat, 7th Asian Congress of Sexology, c/o Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, NUH, NUS, 5 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Singapore 119074, Ph.: (65)772-4261, Fax: (65)779-4753, Email: obgnahwc@nus.edu.sg or obgvn@nus.edu.sg
19-24
November 		64th Annual Conference of National Council on Family Relations (NCFR). Hyatt Regency Hotel, Houston, Texas.
Contact: Cindy Winter, Conference Coordinator: wintersc@ncfr.org or call toll free 888-781-9331, ext. 15
22
November 		Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLGS)'s Day-long symposium on the celebrity transsexual of the 1950s.
"Fifty Years Later: Christine Jorgensen's Legacy"
12-7 p.m., Skylight Conference Room, Graduate Center, CUNY, NY.
Contact: The Graduate Center, City University of New York, Room 7.115, 365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016. Ph.(212)817-1955. Email: clags@gc.cuny.edu
22-24
November 		Annual Clinical Conference of World Foundation for Medical Studies in Female Health. Washington, DC.
Contact: Ph.1-516-944-3192, Fax: 1-516-944-8663

October

2-5
October
 21st Annual Conference of Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA). Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Contact: 4900 S.W. Griffith Drive, Suite 274, Beaverton, Oregon U.S.A. 97005, Ph. (503) 643-1023, Fax: (503) 643-5084, Email: atsa@atsa.com
3-5
October
 2002 Annual Meeting of North American Menopause Society (NAMS). Chicago, Illinois.
Contact: Ph. 440/442-7550, Fax: 440/442-2660, Email: info@menopause.org
6-8
October		 National Conference of National Council on Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity (NCSAC). Nashville, TN.
Contact: Email: ncsac@mindspring.com
9-12
October		 XI Latin American Congress of Sexology and Sex Education. Isla de Margarita, Venezuela.
Contact: Email: amintaparra@cantv.net
10-13
October		 International Society for the Study of Women's Health Annual meeting.
Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Contact: Email: isswsh@wjweiser.com
12-17
October

58th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM). Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, Washington. American Society for Reproductive Medicine
Contact: 1209 Montgomery Highway, Birmingham, Alabama 35216-2809, Ph. (205) 978-5000, Fax: (205) 978-5005, Email: asrm@asrm.org

16-18
October

Health Care Education and Training Conference "Putting the Pieces Together: Strategies to Prevent Teen Pregnancy" Presented in partnership with National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. Indianapolis, IN.
Ph. 317.247.9008

18-19
October
 Australian Society of Sexuality Education Researchers and Therapists (ASSERT) Essential Directions for Sexology conference, East Fremantle, Western Australia
Contact: Gareth Merriman, President, Western Australian Sexology Society.
Email: asrm@asrm.org
24-27
October
 60th AAMFT Annual Conference. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Weaving the family tapestry
Contact: Ph.(202)452-0109, Email: central@aamft.org

September

11-14
September
 7th Conference of the International Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders. Vienna, Austria.
Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence: From Understanding to Protection and Prevention.
 Contact: office.ictsovienna@medacad.org
11-14
September

Association of Reproductive Health Professional(ARHP)'s 39th Annual Meeting: Reproductive Health 2002. Denver, CO.
Contact: conferences@arhp.org, Ph. 877/444-ARHP, Fax: 202/466-3826

15-18
September
 3rd East-West Conference: Child Sexual Abuse Sexual Violence Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. PYRAMIDA Hotel Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC.
22-26
September
 10th World Congress of the International Society for Sexual and Impotence Research. Montreal, Canada.
Contact: Ph.(514)286-0855, Fax: (514)286-6066, Email: issir2002@eventsintl.com
26-28
September
 National Lesbian Health Conference 2002: Healing Works! Washington, DC.
Contact: Alex Khalaf, Special Projects Coordinator, The Mautner Project/Healing Works, 1707 L Street NW, Suite 230, Washington D.C. 20036, Ph.(202) 332-5536, Fax: (202) 332-0662, Email: akhalaf@mautnerproject.org or HealingWorks@mautnerproject.org

August


16-18
August 		BiCon (UK National Bisexual Convention) 2002. College Hall, Leicester, UK.
"BiCon is a convention for all bisexuals, their partners and friends to discuss, celebrate, analyse and be confused and entertained by bisexuality in all its colourful forms."
Contact: BM BiCon, 27 Old Gloucester St, London, WC1N 3XX, UNITED KINGDOM, Email: info@2002.bicon.org.uk

31 August-
1 September
 7th International Gender Dysphoria (GENDYS) Conference. University of Manchester, England.
Contact: Gendys Network, BM GENDYS, London WC1N 3XX, Email: gendys@cwcom.net

July

4-6
July

6th International Congress on the Cell Biology of Reproduction. St John's College, Cambridge, UK.
Contact: Congress Secretariat, PO Box 3219 Barnes, London SW13 9XR, UK., Ph.+44 (0)20-8741-1311, Fax: +44(0)20-8741-0611, Email:
meetings@obgyn.cam.ac.uk
5-8
July
 11th International Conference on Personal Relationships. Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Theme: Relationships and Health.
Sponsored by Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre(AHPRC).
Contact: AHPRC at Tel: (902) 494-2240; Fax: (902) 494-3594. Email: ahprc@dal.ca
7-20
July
 AIDS 2002: The XIV International AIDS Conference, Barcelona, Spain.
Sponsored by the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)
Daily coverage of this conference is available through The Kaiser Family Foundation, http://www.kaisernetwork.org/aids2002.
11-14
July
 6th Annual Conference of the Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples Education. Crystal Gateway Marriott Hotel, Washington, DC.
Contact: cmfce@smartmarrige.com
13-20
July
 Thornfield 30th Annual Workshop on Sexuality.
The Annual Workshop on Sexuality, Carol Dopp, Coordinator, P.O. Box 833, Annandale, VA 22003, (703) 256-8098
19-21
July
 Sexual Minority Youth in the Heartland: Issues and Methods for Youth-serving Professionals. Indiana Memorial Union (IMU), Bloomington, IN.
Contact: Doug Bauder, conference director, at dbauder@indiana.edu

June

2-3
June
1st International Queer Disability Conference: Disability and Queerness. San Francisco State University.
Call for Papers, Workshops, Performances, and Art of All Kinds: Due February 1, 2002
Sponsored by the Disabled Women's Alliance, the Presidential Chair for Undergraduate Education at UC Berkeley, the Disability Studies Program at UC Berkeley, and the Institute on Disability at San Francisco State University.
Contact: email: QDConference2002@hotmail.com
10-14
June
10th World Congress on Menopause by International Menopause Society. Berlin.
13-16
June
Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality(SSSS) Midcontinent Region Conference. Ferris State University, Big Rapids, Michigan.
"SEX and the BRAIN: Theories, Data, and Politics."
Contact: David Fleming Executive Director, SSSS, PO Box 416 Allentown, PA 18105-0416, Ph: (610)530-2483, Fax: (610) 530-2485, Email: thesociety@inetmail.att.net
16-20
June
6th Congress of the European Federation of Sexology(EFS). Limassol, Cyprus.
Sexuality In a real and Virtu@l Environment.
Hosted by the Israel Society for Sex Therapy.
Contact: Ph.+972-3-6384444, Fax: +972-3-6384455, Email: sexology@ortra.co.il
17-19
June
24th Annual Guelph Conference and Training Institute on Sexuality. University of Guelph, Ontario.
"Healthy Sexuality: Expanding Knowledge, Broadening Perspectives."
Contact: Karen Maki, Program Development Coordinator, Office of Open Learning, University of Guelph Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1. Ph.(519)824-4120, ext. 3412; Fax (519) 767-0758; Email: kmaki@open.uoguelph.ca
17-21
June
2002 Great Lakes Institute for Community Health Educators (GLICHE). FourWinds Resort and Marina, Bloomington, Indiana.
Sponsored by Health Care Education and Training, Inc. (HCET) and Development Systems, Inc. (DSI).
Contact: HCET, Inc., 2346 S. Lynhurst Drive, Suite A201, Indianapolis, IN 46241, Ph.(317) 247-9008, Fax: (317) 247-9055, Email: info@hcet.org
19-22
June
28th Annual Meeting of International Academy of Sex Research. Hamburg, Germany.
Contact: Michael Bailey, Secretary-Treasurer at Email: jm-bailey@northwestern.edu
20-23
June

3rd World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility. Washington, DC.
Contact: The Secretariat: Kenes International, 17 Rue du Cendrier, P.O. Box 1726, Ch-1211 Geneva 1, Switzerland, Ph. +41 22 908 0488, Fax: +41 22 732 2850 or Fax: +1 928 569 3114 (International / American number),
Email: cogi3@kenes.com
21-23
June
"Sexualities in the Third Millennium": Recent Developments in Sexuality Research. Universität Lüneburg / Lüneburg University.
Contact: Dr. Gunter Runkel.
21-23
June
 XV DGSS Conference on Social Scientific Sexuality Research.
"Sexualitäten im Dritten Jahrtausend" Neuere Entwicklungen in der Sexualforschung/ "Sexualities in the Third Millennium" Recent Developments in Sexuality Research
Lueneburg University - Contact Dr. Gunter Runkel: Email:
runkel@mail.rz.uni-lueneburg.de or
Sexualforschung@sexologie.org
Fax: 49 4131 78 25 07
26-27
June
Workshop of the Health Care Education & Training, Inc. on HIV/Hepatitis Prevention: New Opportunities in Family Planning Clinics.
Wed. June 26 - Chicago, IL, Thur. June 27 - Dekalb, IL.
Registration deadline for these FREE workshops is June 14.
Contact: HCET, Inc., 2346 S. Lynhurst Drive, Suite A201, Indianapolis, IN 46241, Ph. (317) 247-9008, Fax: (317) 247-9055, Email: info@hcet.org

May

1-5
May
 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists(AACE). Hyatt Regency Chicago, Chicago, IL.
1-5
May
 34th American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists(AASECT) Annual Conference. South Beach, Miami, Florida.
Advances in Sexuality.
Contact: AASECT, P.O. Box 5488, Richmond, Virginia 23220-0488, Ph.(804)644-3288
18-21
May
 10th Annual Congress on Women's Health and Gender-Based Medicine. Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.

April

4-6
April
 8th Annual Qualitative Health Research Conference. Banff Conference Center, Banff, Alberta, Canada.
4-7
April
 Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality(SSSS) Western Region Conference. Marriott Hotel, Manhattan Beach, CA.
"Sexual Paradigms: Challenging Our Thinking on Critical Topics"
Contact: David Fleming Executive Director, SSSS, PO Box 416 Allentown, PA 18105-0416, Ph: (610)530-2483, Fax: (610) 530-2485, Email: thesociety@inetmail.att.net
10-13
April
 7th Congress of the European Society of Contraception. Genova, Italy.
"Changing Attitudes to Contraception and Reproductive Health"
Contact: ESC Central Office, Orga-Med, Essenestraat 77, B-1740 Ternat, Belgium, Ph. +32-2-582-08-52, Fax: +32-2-582-55-15, Email: orgamed@village.uunet.be
25-29
April
 3rd Int'l. Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility. Washington, DC.
Contact: Kenes, Paris, France, Tel.: + 972 3 514 0014, Email: controversies@kenes.com

March

9
March
 The New "Female Sexual Dysfunction": Promises, Prescriptions, and Profits." San Francisco, CA.
Sponsored by The Campaign for a New View of Women's Sexual Health Problems. Laurel Heights Conference Center, 3333 California Street, San Francisco.
The conference will be a day of consciousness-raising and networking concerning the new pharmaco-medicalization of women's sexual problems.
13-16
March
 Annual Conference of the American Psychosomatic Society. Barcelona, Spain.
Contact: American Psychosomatic Society, 6728 Old McLean Village Drive, McLean, VA 22101, Ph. (703) 556-9222, FAX: (703) 556-8729, Email: info@psychosomatic.org
13-16
March
 Contraceptive Technology. Washington, DC.
Designed for physicians, NPs, CNMs, PAs, RNs, health educators and pharmacists.
Contact: Ph.(925) 828-7100, Email: info@cforums.com
14-17
March
 Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality(SSSS) Eastern Region Conference. Baltimore, MD.
"Is Sex Good For You? (Do we only assume that it is?)"
Contact: David Fleming Executive Director, SSSS, PO Box 416 Allentown, PA 18105-0416, Ph: (610)530-2483, Fax: (610) 530-2485, Email: thesociety@inetmail.att.net
14-17
March
 27th Society for Sex Therapy and Research(SSTAR) Annual Meeting. Alexis Park Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Contact: SSTAR Administrative Director Cassandra Larkins at clarkins@acog.org or Program Chair Bill Maurice at (604) 822-7220 or at maurice@interchange.ubc.ca
19-22
March
 14th National HIV/AIDS Update Conference(NAUC). San Francisco, CA.
"Prevention, Treatment and Care: Forging an Integrated Response."
Contact: Jennifer Attonito, Conference Director. amfAR, 120 Wall Street, 13th Floor, New York, NY 10005-3902. Ph.: (212) 806-1631, Fax: (212) 806-1608. Email: nauc@amfar.org
20-23
March
 Contraceptive Technology. San Francisco, CA.
Contact: Ph.(925) 828-7100, Email: info@cforums.com

February

7
February
 CASA (National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University) Conference on Substance Abuse and Sexual Behavior. New York, NY.
8:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m., The Zena and Michael A. Wiener Conference Center at The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University, 633 Third Avenue, 19th Floor.
Contact: Email: swinkell@casacolumbia.org
7-10
February
 3rd World Congress on the Aging Male. Berlin, Germany.
Co-sponsored by the Internat Society for the Study of the Aging Male (ISSAM) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Contact: Secretariat, The 3rd World Congress on the Aging Male, Kenes International, 17 Rue du Cendrier, P.O. Box 1726 CH-1211 Geneva 1 Switzerland, Ph. +41 22 908 0488, Fax: +44 845 127 5678 (International/European number), Email: aging@kenes.com
20-23
February
 30th Annual Meeting of the North American Society for Psychosocial Obstetrics and Gynecology(NASPOG). Cancun, Mexico.
Symposia will include burden of psychiatric illness on women, sexual chemistry and function, and pelvic pain.
Contact: Cassandra Larkins, Email: clarkins@acog.org, NASPOG office, 409 12th St., SW, Washington, DC 20024-2188. Ph. 202-863-1646.

2001

December

2-4
December
Advocates for Youth's 20th Anniversary Conference. Wyndham Washington Hotel, Washington, DC.
Rights, Respect, Responsibility: A new paradigm for health adolescent sexuality.
Contact: Advocates For Youth, 1025 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20005, Email: conf@advocatesforyouth.org
7-9
December
Sexual Medicine Society of North America(SMSNA), Inc.'s 3rd Annual Fall Research Meeting. Charleston Place Hotel, Charleston, South Carolina.
Contact: SMSNA, Inc. 1111 N. Plaza Drive, Suite 550, Schaumburg, IL 60173, Ph.(847)517-7225, Fax: (847)517-7229, Email: ssi@wjweiser.com
12-15
December
Association of Reproductive Health Professionals' 38th annual CME conference: Reproductive Health 2001. Washington, DC.
Contact: Ph.(877)444-ARHP, Fax:(202)466-3826, Email: conferences@arhp.org
17-19
December
World Foundation for Medical Studies in Female Health Annual Clinical Conference. New York, NY.
Contact: WFFH Conference Registration, 405 Main Street Port Washington, NY 11050. Fax: 1-516-944-8663.

November

2-4
November
 Midwest Institute of Sexology Workshop: Sexual Enrichment for Men. Farmington Hills, MI.
Contact: Ph.(248) 737-3984, Email: services@mwsexual.com
3
November
 The HERS Foundation's 21st Hysterectomy Conferences. Philadelphia, PA.
Contact: HERS Foundation, 422 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004, Ph.(610)667-7757, (888) 750 - HERS (4377) (Toll-Free).
7-10
November
 ATSA's 20th Annual Conference: 20th Annual Research and Treatment Conference. San Antonio, Texas.
Sponsored by the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers. This conference will offer symposia, workshop presentations, poster sessions, discussion groups and advanced clinics relating to issues in both victim and perpetrator research and treatment.
7-10
November
 National Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting and Prevention, Inc.(NOAPPP) Annual Conference. Arlington, VA.
Contact: NOAPPP, 2401 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Suite 350, Washington, DC 20037, Ph.(202)293-8370.
8-11
November
 63rd NCFR Annual Conference. Rochester, NY.
National Council on Family Relations Annual Conference.
Contact: Cindy Winter, Conference Coordinator: email: wintersc@ncfr.org or call toll free 888-781-9331, ext. 15
9
November
 8th Women's Health Research Symposium on Women's Sexuality. Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD.
"In the Moon: Emerging Concepts in Women's Sexuality"
Sponsored by the Women's Health Research Group, University of Maryland, Baltimore.
Contact: Patricia R. Hawthorne, Ph. (410)706-2866, Email: whrg@epi.umaryland.edu

October

4 -6
October
12th Annual Meeting of the North American Menopause Society, New Orleans, Louisiana.
8-9
October
 6th Seminar of the European Society of Contraception. University Hospital of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal.
"Why are teenagers still getting pregnant?", Adolescents: Pregnancy-Parenting-Prevention.
Contact: ESC Central Office, Orga-Med, Essenestraat 77, B-1740 Ternat, Belgium, Ph. +32-2-582-08-52, Fax: +32-2-582-55-15, Email: orgamed@village.uunet.be
11
October
Raising Sexually Healthy Young People: Designing and conducing workshops for parents. Indianapolis, IN.
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Planned Parenthood Conference Center.
A professional training to increase your confidence in conducting parent sessions on family communication about sexuality.
Contact: Alison Powell, 1-800-421-3731 ext.148, 317-927-3644 ext.148, Email: alison@ppcsi.org
12 -13
October
Midwest Institute's 2nd Annual Conference on Sexual Health, Healing and Happiness. Farmington Hills, MI.
Contact: Ph.(248) 737-3984, Email: services@mwsexual.com
20 -25
October
ASRM 2001 Meeting: 57th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Orlando/Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida
21 -25
October
APHA Annual Meeting: 129th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia
24-28
October 		43rd Annual Meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS): Sexual Science: Sex and Technology. San Diego, CA.
Contact: David Fleming, Executive Director, SSSS, P.O. Box 416, Allentown, PA 18105-0416, Ph. (610)530-2483, Fax: (610)530-2485, Email: thesociety@inetmail.att.net [deadline for paper/presentation submissions is Mar.15]
31 October
-2 November
 Population Association of Pakistan(PAP)'s Annual Population Research Conference. Islamabad, Pakistan.
The theme of the conference is Pakistanís Population Stabilization Prospect.
Contact: Population Association of Pakistan House # 7, Street 62, F-6/3, Islamabad, Ph. (92-51) 2277439, Fax: (92-51) 2821401, Email: papak@pcpak.org

31 October
-4 November

 17th International Symposium on Gender Dysphoria. San Luis Hotel, Galveston, Texas.
Sponsored by the Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Association. Chairs: Walter Meyer and Eli Coleman. Local Arrangements: Lee Emory.
Contact: Bean Robinson, Executive Director, HBIGDA, 1300 S. 2nd Street, Ste. 180, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55454. Ph. 612-625-1500, Fax: 612-626-8311, Email: HBIGDA@famprac.umn.edu

September

6-9
September

 2nd World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility. Paris, France, CNIT - La DÈfense.
Contact: The Second World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility, PO Box 50006, Tel Aviv 61500, ISRAEL, Tel: +972 3 514 0000, Fax: +972 3 514 0077 / 517 5674, Email: controversies@kenes.com
8-12
September

 6th International Conference on Family Violence. Town&Country Hotel&Convention Center, San Diego, CA.
Working Together to End Abuse.
Contact: Lisa Conradi at 858-623-2777 ext. 427
9
September
 8th Annual Women's Health Research Symposium on Women's Sexuality. Baltimore Marriott Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD.
"In the Mood: Emerging Concepts in Women's Sexuality"
Contact: Patricia R. Hawthorne, Women's Health Research Group, Dept. of Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine, 660 W. Redwood Street, Room 100E, Baltimore, MD 21201, Ph.(410) 706-2866, Fax: (410) 706-8013, Email: phawthor@epi.umaryland.edu
12-15
September

 Association of Reproductive Health Professionals'(ARHP) 38th Annual Meeting: Reproductive Health 2001. Washington, DC.
Contact: Email: conferences@arhp.org, Ph.877/444-ARHP(toll-free), Fax: 202/466-3826.
14-16
September
 Midwest Institute of Sexology Workshop: Sexual Enrichment for Couples. Farmington Hills, MI.
Contact: Ph.(248) 737-3984, Email: services@mwsexual.com
30 September
-3 October
4th Biennial Congress of the European Society for Sexual and Impotence Research. Rome, Italy.
Contact: Organizing Secretariat, Studio Congressi, Via Francesco Ferrara, 40, 00191 Rome, Italy. Ph. 39-06-3290250; Fax: 39-06-36306897. Email: sc.congressi@agora.stm.it

August

12-15
August

 2001 National HIV Prevention Conference. Atlanta, GA.
Sponsored by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The mission of this conference is to (1) share research findings and effective prevention approaches among governmental, community and academic partners in HIV prevention and (2) strengthen collaborations between program practitioners and researchers in behavioral interventions, vaccine development, monitoring the epidemic, developing rapid and reliable tests for HIV diagnosis and improving access to early treatment for HIV, among others.
28 August
-1 September
 5th Conference of the European Sociological Association . Helsinki, Finland.
"Visions and Divisions: Challenges to European Sociology".
There will be "Research Streams" on sexuality at the European Sociological Association Conference. The headings of the sessions are Sexual Politics (elina.haavio-mannila@helsinki.fi) and Sexual Politics of Sites and Sights (soile.veijola@urova.fi).
Deadline for abstract submission: Jan. 31, 2001.

July

11-13
July

National Black Religious Summit V on Sexuality : Breaking the Silence, Washington, DC.
Sponsored by the Black Church Initiative and the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice. The theme of this year's Summit, "People of Faith Joining Hands Across Continents", conveys the message that, by working together, religious communities can address the need to reduce teen pregnancy and the spread of HIV/AIDS and domestic violence and develop a serious dialogue on sexual orientation.
Contact: Marion Davidson at 202-628-7700 ext. 223 or mdavidson@rcrc.org

11-14
July
 International Academy of Sex Research. Montreal, Canada.
Contact: Ken Zucker (Secretary-Treasurer, International Academy of Sex Research), Child Psychiatry Program, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health--Clark Division, 250 College St., Toronto, ontario M5T 1R8, Canada. Ph. 416/535-8501, ext. 4040, Fax: 416/979-4668. Email: Ken_Zucker@camh.net
14-21
July
 Thornfield 29th Annual Workshop on Sexuality. Oakton, VA.
Email: thornfield@sexualityworkshop.com
18-20
July
 Reducing Health Disparities In Hispanic Communities: 2001 Annual Conference. San Antonio, TX.
Sponsored by the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN). This conference presents opportunities to meet top Hispanic nursing leaders in practice, education, research and government; gain an understanding of the needs and interests of the communities and colleagues that they represent; and forge valuable relationships.
Contact: Cary Jon Lederman at 410-749-3200 or cary@dmv.com.
21-25
July
 2001 Great Lakes Institute for Community Health Educators (GLICHE). French Lick Springs Resort, French Lick Springs, IN.
Sponsored by Health Care Education and Training, Inc.
Contact: HCET, Inc. 2346 S. Lynhurst Drive, Suite A201 Indianapolis, IN 46241, Shelley: Ph.(317) 247-9008, Email: soconnell@hcet.org
30 July
-1 August		 Fundamentals of Program Planning and Evaluation: A Skills-based Course for HIV/AIDS Presentation Porviders. Berkeley, CA.
Sponsored by California STD/HIV Prevention Training Center. This is a three-day course for prevention and education staff who have direct responsibility for planning and evaluating HIV or STD prevention programs in community settings.
Contact: Andrea Parriott at 510-883-6600.

June

1-3
June
 Conference on Sexuality in Early America, 1500-1820. Williamsburg, VA.
McNeil Center for Early American Studies and the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture. For information, contact: sblock@uci.edu or kabrown@sas.upenn.edu
2-5
June
 9th Annual Congress on Women's Health & Gender-Based Medicine. Washington, DC.
Jointly sponsored by University of South Florida College of Medicine and Journal of Women's Health & Gender-Based Medicine in collaboration with the Society for Women's Health Research organized by BioConferences International.
Contact: Harriet Matysko, BioConferences International, Inc., 2 Madison Ave, Suite 210, Larchmont, NY 10538; Ph. 1-800-5-BIOCON ext. 652, Fax: 1-914-834-3689, Email: hmatysko@liebertpub.com
11-20
June
 23rd Annual Guelph Conference & Training Institute on Sexuality. Guelph, Canada.
Challenging Assumptions: Values and Diversity in Sexual Health.
Contact: Guelph Sexuality Conference, Office of Open Learning, Room 160, Johnston Hall, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON Canada N1G 2W1, Ph.(519) 767-5000, Email: info@open.uoguelph.ca
12-16
June
 Sexualities in Transition -International Social Science Conference, Dubrovnik, Croatia.
The Sexualities in Transition conference aims to fill this gap in the current knowledge and understanding of the effects of the profound social changes that are still taking place in Central and East Europe. It will address an important question of whether sexualities, aside from reflecting the new societal reality, can also generate social tolerance and social capital necessary for a well-rooted democracy.
Contact: Email: SITconference@yahoo.comor , Fax: +1 818 677 2059 (Center for Sex Research, CSUN, USA)
13-16
June
 VI Latin American Congress on Sexual Impotence and the VI Brazilian Congress on Sexual Impotence. Sheraton Hotel in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
14-17
June
 American Psychological Society Annual Convention. Toronto, Canada.
Submission deadline: January 12, 2001.
18-20
June
 23rd Annual Guelph Conference and Training Institute on Sexuality. University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
Contact: Karen Maki, Program Development Coordinator, 160 Johnston Hall University of Guelph Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1, Ph. (519) 824-4120, ext. 3412; Fax: (519) 767-0758, Email: kmaki@open.uoguelph.ca
21-24
June
 5th Annual Conference of the Coalition for Marriage, Family and Couples Education. Rosen Center Hotel, Orlando, FL.
Smart Marriages/Happy Families.
Contact: Ph. (215)822-6319, Email: maccinc@enter.net
22-23
June
 4th Annual National Conference on HIV/AIDS and Aging: What About us? HIV/AIDS and the Aging of the Population. Newton, MA.
Sponsored by the National Association on HIV over Fifty (NAHOF). The purpose of this conference is to share information about HIV/AIDS and older adults with consumers, caregivers, practitioners, researchers and advocates; develop and strengthen existing linkages between AIDS and aging networks; and address issues related to the delivery, cost, quality of and access to health and social services.
24-26
June
 4th Annual Interfaith Sexual Trauma Institute(ISTI) National Conference. Saint John's Abbey and University, Collegeville, MN.
Bringing Light to the Underground: Living Faith in A Sexually Traumatized Culture.
Contact: Interfaith Sexual Trauma Institute (ISTI), Saint John's Abbey and University, Collegeville, MN 56321, Fax: 320-363-3954, Email: isti@csbsju.edu
24-28
June
 XV World Congress of Sexology. Paris, France.
Back to the future: Diagnostic, Therapeutic and Educational Progress in Sexology.
Organized by World Association for Sexology(WAS).
Contact: Scientific Secretariat: Parisexo, 17 Rue de Seine, 92100 Boulogne, France, Ph. 33-(0)-1-49-10-09-10, Email: parisexo@regimedia.fr
28-29
June
 HIV and Health Conference: NHIVNA 3rd Annual Conference. Cardiff, UK.
Sponsored by the Foundation of Nursing Studies. The aims and objectives of this conference are to (1) explore issues regarding sexual health for patients with HIV in association with the Human Rights Act and the Sexual Health Strategy, (2) explore issues regarding new drug regimens in the treatment of HIV, (3) give delegates the opportunity to hear expert presentations on sexual health initiatives and care and management issues and (4) give delegates the opportunity to network with other professionals interested in and/or involved with HIV/AIDS care.
Contact: the Foundation of Nursing Studies, 32 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0RE, England, Ph.: 020-7233-5750, Fax: 020-7233-5759.

May

2-5
May
 American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT) Annual Conference. Cathedral Hill Hotel, San Francisco, CA.
Contact: AASECT Office, P.O. Box 5488, Richmond, Virginia 23220, Ph. 804-257-5985, Email: AASECT@worldnet.att.net
3-5
May
 10th annual conference of the National Council on Sexual Addiction/Compulsivity (NCSAC). San Diego, California.
Sex, Science & Society: Integrating approaches to sexual compulsivity.
Contact: NCSAC, 1090 Northchase Parkway, Suite 200, South Marietta, GA 30067, Ph. 770-989-9754, Email: ncsac@mindspring.com
4-5
May
 Methods in the Study of Human Sexuality: Relevance to AIDS Research Sponsored by the University of North Carolina, Center for AIDS Research and Carolina Population Center. This conference will focus on methods of studying human sexual behavior as relevant to HIV/AIDS research. For more information: Email: ncsac@mindspring.com
4-5
May
 Sex Norms, Sex Agents. University of Chicago, Illinois.
Contact: Mark Miller, Department of English, The University of Chicago, 1050 East 59th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60637, Email: jmmiller@midway.uchicago.edu
9-12
May
 8th Annual Teaching Research Ethics Workshop. Indiana Memorial Union, Bloomington, Indiana.
Sponsored by Indiana University-Bloomington, Indiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis, Michigan State University, etc. For more information: Kenneth D. Pimple, TRE Project Director, Poynter Center, Indiana University, 618 East Third Street, Bloomington IN 47405-3602; Ph. (812) 855-0261, Fax: 855-3315, Email: pimple@indiana.edu.
17-19
May
 2nd Annual National Trauma Conference on Exploitation & Sexual Trauma: a special focus on Cybersex. Tropicana Hotel, Las Vegas, NV.
Contact: Faces C/O Richard Fields, Ph.D., 5010 243 Avenue NE, Redmond, Washington 98053; Fax: (425)868-5644, Ph. (425)868-7253, Toll free: 1-877 63FACES.

April

19-22
April
 Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality(SSSS) Western Region Annual Conference. Sutton Place Hotel, Newport Beach, CA.
2001: A Sex Odyssey. The Quest for Sexual Self-Acceptance.
Contact: David Hall, Conference Chair, 2111 Lido Circle, Stockton, CA 95207-6014, Ph.&Fax: 209-474-7421, Email: DaveHall@sssswr.org
20
April
 Social Change and the Politics of Sexual Health: an interdisciplinary symposium. Baltimore, MD.
Sponsored by the Social Science Research Council Sexuality Research Fellowship Program and the Hopkins Population Center.
Time: 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Place: Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health Anna Baetjer Room (W1030) 615 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21205.
20-21
April
 Futures of the Field: Building LGBT Studies into the 21st Century University. Proshansky Auditorium, The Graduate Center, The City of University of New York, NY.
Contact: The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies, The Graduate Center, The City University of New York, 365 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY, 10036-8099. Ph. 212-817-1955; Email: clags@gc.cuny.edu
20-22
April
 National Conference on HIV/STD Prevention in Rural Communities: Sharing Successful Strategies II . Indianapolis, Indiana.
Goal: Present model HIV prevention education programs utilized in various rural settings in the US.
Contact: Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention, Indiana University, 801 East Seventh St., Bloomington, IN 47405-3085, Ph. 812-855-1718, Email: aids@indiana.edu, To register and make your housing reservations, call 1-800-933-9330.
23-24
April
 26th Annual Adolescent Sexuality Conference. Seaside, OR.
Sponsored by Marion County Health Department and Oregon Health Division, Center for Child and Family Health. The conference goal is to increase attendees' knowledge, skills and resources on adolescent sexuality and related issues. For more information: Ph. (503)373-3751
25-27
April
 19th National Conference on Health Education and Health Promotion. Atlanta, GA.
"Plan for success: Strengthening the public's health through health promotion". Sponsored by the CDC and ASTDHPPHE. Submission deadline: December 1, 2000.
26
April
 Indiana Council on Adolescent Pregnancy(ICAP) Annual Conference. Indianapolis, IN.
Teen Pregnancy and Parenting: Continuing the Focus, Continuing the Funding.
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Indiana Convention Center&RCA Dome, 100 South Capital Avenue, Indianapolis, IN.
For more information contact: Shelley, O'Connell, Conference Coordinator, (317)247-9008, Email: soconnell@hcet.org

March

14-17 March

 Contraceptive Technology. Washington, DC.
Presented by the Authors of Contraceptive Technology.
For additional information-contact Contemporary Forums

20-23 March

 13th National HIV/AIDS Update Conference. San Francisco, CA.
AIDS Treatment and Care: Translating Progress into Practice.
Contact: Jennifer Attonito, Conference Director, amfAR, 120 Wall Street, 13th Floor, New York, NY 10005-3902, Ph. 212-806-1633, Fax: 212-806-1608, Email: jennifer.attonito@amfar.org

21-24 March

 Contraceptive Technology. San Francisco, CA.
Presented by the Authors of Contraceptive Technology.
Contact: Contemporary Forums, 11900 Silvergate Dr., Dublin, CA 94568, Ph. 925-828-7100, Email: info@cforums.com

22-25 March

 26th Annual Meeting of the Society For Sex Therapy And Research (SSTAR). Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Contact: Society for Sex Therapy and Research, 409 12th Street, S.W., PO Box 96920, Washington, D.C. 20090-6920, Ph. 202-863-1646, Email: mdubose@acog.org

23-25 March

 Midwest Institute of Sexology Workshop: Sexuality Attitude Reassessment. Farmington Hills, MI.
Facilitated by Dr. Bill Stayton, past President of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT).
Contact: Ph.(248) 737-3984, Email: services@mwsexual.com
30 March
-April 1		 Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality(SSSS) Eastern Region 24th Annual Conference. Portsmouth, VA.
Sexuality-Dot-Com.
Contact: Andrea Parrot, Conference Chair, Ph. 607-255-2512, Email: ap30@cornell.edu

Feburary

16-17
Feburary
 National Symposium on Overcoming Barriers To Condom Use. San Francisco, CA.
For additional information-PPSI
28
Feburary
-4 March		 29th Annual Meeting of the North American Society For Psychosocial Obstetrics And Gynecology(NASPOG). Waikoloa, Hawaii.
Contact: Michele DuBose, Administrator, 409 12th Street SW, Washington, DC 20024-2188, Ph. (202) 863-1646, Fax: (202) 554-0453, Email: mdubose@acog.org

January

25-26
January
 National Multicultural Conference and Summit II. Santa Barbara, CA.
Theme: "The Psychology of Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Sexual Orientation, and Disability: Intersections, Divergence, and Convergence". Sponsors: American Psychological Association, Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research at NIH, National Institute of Mental Health.

2000

December

4-7
December		 National STD Conference 2000 : "Untapped Opportunities: connecting science with solutions". Midwest Express Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Conference presented by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention & American Social Health Association.

November

1-4
November		 19th Annual 2000 Research and Treatment Conference. San Diego, CA. Meeting of the Association for Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA). Contact: Ph. 503/643-1023. Email: atsaadm@atsa.com
4-5
November		 SIMSED (Society for Investigation and Management of Sexual Disorders) 1st European Convention on Sexual Disorders. Hyatt Regency Hotel, Istanbul, Turkey. Comprehensive program for male and female sexual dysfunctions. Contact: Email: info@alabanda.com.tr
6-7
November		 The Crucible Approach Introductory Workshop: The Integration of Sex and Marital Therapy. Denver, CO.
Sponsored by Marriage and Family Health Center. For more information, contact Ruth K. Morehouse, Ph.D., 2922 Evergreen Parkway, Suite 310, Evergreen, CO 80439, Phone. (303) 670- 2630, Fax (303) 670-2392.
8-13
November		 National Council on Family Relations 62nd Annual Conference . Minneapolis, MN
9-12
November		 Sexual Science: Interdisciplinary Synergy; the Annual Meeting of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality. Orlando, Florida. For more information, contact the Annual Meeting Office at P.P. Box 240, Mount Vernon, IA 52314, Phone (319) 895-8407, Fax (319) 895-6203, Email:thesociety@worldnet.att.net
12-16
November		 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting: Eliminating Health Disparities. Boston, Massachusetts.
15-18
November		 6th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine.  Brisbance, Queensland, Australia.
17-18
November		 3rd Conference of Gender Identity Development Unit, Portman Clinic on Gender Identity Issues.   "Atypical Gender Identity Development: therapeutic Models, Philosophical and Ethical Issues".   London.
26-30
November
 9th World Meeting on Impotence Research. Perth, Western Australia. Conference of the International Society for Impotence Research. Hosted by the Keogh Institute for Medical Research. Main topics include: androgen use/abuse in HRT for aging males, cardiovascular aspects of erectile dysfunction, nd female sexual dysfunction. Call for abstracts due by 31 March 2000. Contact: Conference Secretariat, Promaco Conventions, POB 890, Canning Bridge, Western Australia 6153.

October

4-6
October		 Enhancing Outcomes in Women's Health, Washington DC
Translating Psychological and Behavioral Research into Primary Care, Community Interventions, and Health Policy. Call for papers available now- proposal deadline:September 1, 2000. Requset the Call for Paper, registeration and information to:
Wesley B. Baker, Conference Coordinator. American Psychological Association, 750 First st. NE, Washington, DC 20002-4242, Tel: 202-312-6490.
5-8
October		 The 4th International Congress on Crossdressing, Sex & Gender, Philadelphia, PA.
Contact: The Renaissance Transgender Association Inc., Tel. 610-995-9119, congress@ren.org
12-14
October		 2000 Annual Clinical Conference , New Orleans, Louisiana.
World Foundation For Medical Studies In Female Health.
17-21
October		 10th International Conference on Menopause Yokohama, Japan.
20
October		 SSTAR West Coast Fall Clinical Meeting, CA.
Registration dead line for non-member is Sep. 22. Contact Marion Johnson, Administrator, ACOG specialty Societies Services, SSTAR National office 409 12th street, S.W. Washington, DC 20024-2188.
20-21
October		 The Crucible Approach Introductory Workshop: The Integration of Sex and Marital Therapy Newport Beach, CA.
Sponsored by Marriage and Family Health Center. For more information, contact Ruth K. Morehouse, Ph.D., 2922 Evergreen Parkway, Suite 310, Evergreen, CO 80439, Phone (303) 670-2630, Fax (303) 670-2392.
21
October		 Twentieth Hysterectomy Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
Place: The Westin Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA 19103. Phone (215)563-1600.
Sponsored by The Hers Foundation, Hysterectomy Educational Resources and Services, 422 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004, Phone (610) 667-7757, Fax (610)667-8096.
21-26
October		 Annual Meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. San Diego, CA. Contact: ASRM. Ph. 205/978-5000.
24-27
October		 Latin American Congress of Sexology And Sexual Education Cusco - Peru, South America.
Sexuality And Peace Culture, CUSCO 2000. Contact:email: loperez@mail.cosapidata.com.pe, maguilar@inppares.org.pe, Ies@mail.cosapidata.com.pe
24-29
October		 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. New York, NY. Contact: Ph. 202/966-7300.
26-29
October		 New Perspective in the Management of Female Sexual Dysfunction Boston, Massachusetts.
The third international Female Sexual Function Forum meeting, "New Perspectives in the Management of Female Sexual Dysfunction" promises to be another ideal opportunity to interact and discuss with local, national, and international peers, the latest investigational efforts in female sexual function and dysfunction. On-line registration is available.
Prize Essay and Abstract Deadline: August 31, 2000. For more information: Department of Continuing Medical Education, Boston University School of Medicine. 715 Albany St., A305 Boston, MA 02118. Tel.(617) 638-4605 Fax:(617) 638-4905 Email:cme@bu.edu
27-28
October		 Trauma, Compulsion Reenactment & Self-Injury Syndrome. Syracuse, NY.
Sponsored by Masters & Johnson Programs at River Oaks Hospital. For more information, contact Barbara Bolongaro, 1525 River Oaks West, New Orleans, LA 70123, Phone (504) 734- 1740, Fax (504) 733-7020.

September

2-3
September		 Gendys 2000: The Sixth International Gender Dysphoria Conference-- Hulme Hall, University of Manchester, England.
Gendys 2000 will be held with psychiatrists, psychologis, councellors, sociologists, surgeons, endocrinologists, laser specialists, speech therapists, researchers, networking with the transgendered community itself.
7-9
September		 North American Menopause Society Meeting. Orlando, FL. Contact: NAMS. Ph. 440/442-7550. Email: info@menopause.org
9-12
September		 The Second International Pelvic Floor Conference. University of Oxford, England.
The pelvic floor has established itself as a specialist area requiring the input from a multidisciplinary team. The conference pormises to bring together all disciplines involoved in the management of pelvic floor disorders. For more information, contact: Mr. D Kumar, C/O Conference Secretariat 3rd floor, St. James Wing St. George's Hospital Blackshaw Road, Tooting, London SW17 OQT U.K. Tel:+44(0)208-725-3611
14-16
September		 Association of Reproductive Health Professionals Reproductive Health 2000. Chicago, IL.
There will be two preconferences on Women's Health in the Perimenopause and Men's Health.
23-27
September		 5th International Conference on Family Violence:  Advocacy, Assessment, Intervention Research, Prevention and Policy.   Town & Country Hotel and Convention Center, San Diego, CA.    Sponsored by Family Violence & Sexual Assault Institute.  Contact:  Jae Marciano, FV Conference 2000, 6160 Connerston Court East, San Diego, CA 92121.  Ph. 858/623-277 Ext. 406.  E-mail: jmarciano@mail.cspp.edu
24-26
September		 First Annual Conference of the Sex Offender Commitment Defender Association (this document requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) Chicago, IL.
Deffending Sex Offenders in Civil Committment Cases is the first annual conference of the Sex Offender Commitment Defender Association, a group of defense attroneys and related professionals who specialize in sex offender civil commitment cases. The leading experts in sex offender civil commitment law and forensic mental health will present defense strategies and current psychological research in sex offender commitment cases.
24-27
September		 Inaugural Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Health Behavior Santa Fe, New Mexico.
29
September		 Compulsive Reenactment and Toxic Adaptations: Sexual Acting Out, Self-Harm and Eating Disorders. Memphis, Tennesse.
Sponsored by Masters & Johnson Programs at River Oaks Hospital. For more information, contact Barbara Bolongaro, 1525 River Oaks West, New Orleans, LA 70123, Phone (504) 734- 1740, Fax (504) 733-7020.

August

2-4
August		 Florence Crittention Roundtable 2000. San Francisco, California.
Child Welfare League of America's Florence Division Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention and Parenting Biennial Roundtable will be held with hundreds of professionals in the fields of child welfare, medicine, social work, education, public policy, and research. For more information, contact: Tiffany Lindsley Tel.202-942-0318.
4-8
August		 American Psychological Association Convention. Washington, DC.
5-9
August		 VI International Conference on Hormones and Behavior and the IV Meeting of the Society for Behavioral Neuroendocrinology . Madrid, Spain.
10-13 August Men and Masculinity Conference. Colorado Springs, CO. Sponsered by the National Organization for Men Against Sexism.
11-13 August 50th Annual Meeting. Inventing Social Justice. Washington, DC. The Society for the Study of Social Problems. The Division of Sexual Behavior, Politics, and Community is organizing sessions on Sexuality and/in Culture and Sexualities and Social Justice. Contact: Ph. 423/974-3620.
12-16 August Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association.Washington, DC.
24-28 August The Sixth International BiCon 2000. Manchester, UK.
BiCon 2000 is the 6th International Bisexual Conference and 18th UK Bisexual Convention, all rolled into one. The International BiCon has been held every two years since 1990. Contact: email:bicon@bi.org. Address:BM BiCon, London WC1N 3XX, UK

July

29 June
-2 July		 For a Millenium of Sexual Health. 5th Congress of the European Federation of Sexology. Berlin, Germany. In conjunction with the 14th Congress of the German Society for Social Scientific Sex Research. Contact: Prof. E.J. Haeberle, Robert Koch Institute, Archive for Sexology, Hannoversche Str. 27, D-10115 Berlin. Email: HaeberleE@rki.de.
9-14 July XIII International AIDS Conference. Durban, South Africa.  Contact:  PO BOX 74798, Lynnwood Ridge, 0040 South Africa.  Ph. 2712/481-2033. Fax: 2712/481-2083.   Email: aids2000@samedical.co.za.
10-15 July 8th National Colloquium. Chicago, IL. Meeting of the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. Contact: APSAC, Training Dept., 407 So. Dearborn St., Ste. 1300, Chicago IL 60605. Ph. 312/554-0166.
12-15 July Eighth National Colloquium
American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. Chicago, IL.
14- 15 July Trauma, Compulsion Reenactment & Self-Injury Syndrome. Indianapolis, IN.
Sponsored by Masters & Johnson Programs at River Oaks Hospital. For more information, contact Barbara Bolongaro, 1525 River Oaks West, New Orleans, LA 70123, Phone (504) 734- 1740, Fax (504) 733-7020.
15-19 July Second International Congress on Hormones, Brain and Neuropsychopharmacology. Rhodes, Greece. Contact: Dr. Uriel Halbriech, POB 121029, Nashville, TN 37212.
23-28 July XXVII International Congress of Psychology
23-30 July 28th Annual Thornfield Workshops on Sexuality, Kirkridge, PA. Consists of a 5-day SAR (Sexual Attitude Reassessment). Contact: Carol Dopp, POB 3158, Oakton, VA 22124.

June

1-3 June Society for Prevention Research:  8th Annual Meeting: Bridging Disciplines, Building Paradigms, and Crossing Bo