Rainbow Alliance for HOPE (UW-Oshkosh)

05/15/2021

Congratulations to our graduating E-board! Thank you for all you have done for the past year! You are all off to amazing things.

Congratulations to the new incoming E-board, we are excited to see what the future holds!

04/29/2021

Come learn about LGBTQIA+ Healthcare in the Fox Valley! April 29th at 5:30pm. See the link in the flyer. The presenter will be HOPE's president!

04/27/2021

Congrats to our President!

The Honors College at UW Oshkosh supports UW Oshkosh Study Abroad! Spring Honors grad Becca Birriel studied abroad twice: once to England with The Honors College and once to Ecuador with UW-Oshkosh Women's and Gender Studies. She also served as president of the Rainbow Alliance for HOPE (UW-Oshkosh), was a member of the UW-Oshkosh Swimming & Diving team, and recently received the Chancellor's Award for Excellence. She is hired: she accepted a position as a medical-surgical RN at the Mayo Clinic. But first she will receive the HONORS MEDALLION! Congratulations, Becca!

04/05/2021

Join us in about 2 hours for this EXCITING event!

REMINDER: MONDAY 4/5 AT 7PM- Schuyler Bailar- Breaking Barriers

Rainbow Alliance for HOPE and the LGBTQ+ Resource Center are beyond excited to present Schuyler Bailar.

Schuyler Bailar was one of the nation’s top 20 15-year-old breaststroke swimmers. By 17, his relay team set a national age group record. A 25-time National Championship Qualifier, a two-time All-American, he was recruited by and swam for Harvard University on one of the winningest teams in Harvard’s history.

Schuyler is also the first openly transgender athlete to compete in any sport on an NCAA Division I men’s team.

Schuyler’s difficult choice – to transition while potentially giving up the prospect of being an NCAA Champion – as a female swimmer – was historic and timely. His story has appeared everywhere from The Washington Post to 60 Minutes and The Ellen Show.

Schuyler is also a celebrated inspirational speaker, having been hosted at places like the CIA, the NCAA, USA Swimming, TEDx, The Boston Museum of Science and over 70 others, including schools and colleges across the country.

His story explores the universal challenges of trying to "fit-in" in our media-rich world with integrity and authenticity. He explains his struggles and why he ultimately chose to put many potential accolades at risk to be true to himself. Because he has lived his life from many perspectives – woman, Korean American, mixed-race, gay, trans, “Harvard white guy” – his story resonates with young and old, from all walks of life.

His conversational style is engaging, disarming, funny and enlightening – using a brief introduction and audience Q&A format.

Attached is the flyer for reference and the link for the meeting is:

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/96941766649?pwd=NTh1QXNjU0VKYlpyZGNLWW9sbFdrZz09

Meeting ID: 969 4176 6649
Passcode: 223289

Everyone is welcome to join us! Please bring your friends and share with everyone! Thank you again!

HOPE Executive Board

04/04/2021

REMINDER: MONDAY 4/5 AT 7PM- Schuyler Bailar- Breaking Barriers

Rainbow Alliance for HOPE and the LGBTQ+ Resource Center are beyond excited to present Schuyler Bailar.

Schuyler Bailar was one of the nation’s top 20 15-year-old breaststroke swimmers. By 17, his relay team set a national age group record. A 25-time National Championship Qualifier, a two-time All-American, he was recruited by and swam for Harvard University on one of the winningest teams in Harvard’s history.

Schuyler is also the first openly transgender athlete to compete in any sport on an NCAA Division I men’s team.

Schuyler’s difficult choice – to transition while potentially giving up the prospect of being an NCAA Champion – as a female swimmer – was historic and timely. His story has appeared everywhere from The Washington Post to 60 Minutes and The Ellen Show.

Schuyler is also a celebrated inspirational speaker, having been hosted at places like the CIA, the NCAA, USA Swimming, TEDx, The Boston Museum of Science and over 70 others, including schools and colleges across the country.

His story explores the universal challenges of trying to "fit-in" in our media-rich world with integrity and authenticity. He explains his struggles and why he ultimately chose to put many potential accolades at risk to be true to himself. Because he has lived his life from many perspectives – woman, Korean American, mixed-race, gay, trans, “Harvard white guy” – his story resonates with young and old, from all walks of life.

His conversational style is engaging, disarming, funny and enlightening – using a brief introduction and audience Q&A format.

Attached is the flyer for reference and the link for the meeting is:

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/96941766649?pwd=NTh1QXNjU0VKYlpyZGNLWW9sbFdrZz09

Meeting ID: 969 4176 6649
Passcode: 223289

Everyone is welcome to join us! Please bring your friends and share with everyone! Thank you again!

HOPE Executive Board

03/31/2021

Today, we honor and celebrate the achievements and resiliency of transgender individuals and communities. Transgender Day of Visibility recognizes the generations of struggle, activism, and courage that have brought our country closer to full equality for transgender and gender non-binary people in....

10/15/2020

Hey y’all! Thank you to everybody who bought masks! We only have 4 more left to sell so this is your last call!
Also we ended up canceling the in person sales of masks because of the huge online sales already so sorry to anyone who was looking today.