If you've perused my blog archives, you'll note I had a post concerning last year's IFGE Conference in Washington, DC that pos...

I've talked about the IFGE Trinity Awards in numerous TransGriot posts and winning my own on more than a few occasions. Some of you m...

The 2010 International Foundation For Gender Education 24th annual conference came to a successful conclusion last week in Alexandria, VA. ...

Ten years ago in Alexandria, VA Dawn Wilson became the first African-American transperson to win the IFGE Trinity Award. Today in that same...

It's too bad I'm not there, but the 2010 IFGE Capital Conference is kicking off today across the Potomac from our nation's capit...

The 24th annual International Foundation for Gender Education conference is rapidly approaching. It will take place from April 22 – 25 and ...

The 2009 edition of the IFGE Conference just concluded another successful run with over 150 attendees and speakers from around the country i...

It's a little earlier than the early April date it normally happens, but the 23rd edition of the IFGE Conference is kicking off today t...

For several years the IFGE convention was managed by a group called TransEvents. While IFGE focused on its nuts and bolts educational missi...

The IFGE Awards Committee is seeking your help in searching for candidates for the 2009 Trinity Award. These awards will be presented durin...

Tucson, Arizona, has a reputation as one of the most transgender-friendly cities in the country, both in policy and mindset, and this week t...

Yesterday IFGE Conference 2008 kicked off in Tucson. Normally it's one of the two transgender conferences I try to attend (the other i...

This time last year I was making a little history at the IFGE Transgender 2006 event in Philadelphia. I became the third African-American t...

TransGriot Note: This is the text of the speech I delivered to the IFGE Conference in Philadelphia, PA on April 7, 2006 Giving honor to God,...