Established in 2021, the CUNY LGBTQI+ Student Conference is an annual event that brings together LGBTQI+ students from across CUNY who are interested in learning more about leadership and creating change on our campuses and broader communities.

What does leadership for social change look like? What does an inclusive CUNY look like? This FREE conference encompasses food, workshops, a resource fair, a keynote address, and most importantly, bringing together queer & trans students, faculty and staff, and allies. This conference is held at a new CUNY college every year. Reach out to your CUNY LGBTQI+ Council representatives for more information on this conference and how to get involved!

Caring for one another is not only essential to our community’s success, but a radical act of love. Many are navigating difficult times, and it’s crucial we must come together and foster our love for one another. Through community care, we find the strength to amplify our collective power. We must continue to advocate for our community and others, especially our transgender and immigrant loved ones. This conference will offer a space to help us explore ways to care for ourselves and each other, unlocking our shared potential for both personal and collective transformation. Join us to connect, heal, and empower one another. 

Our past conferences have brought together inspiring speakers, innovative ideas, and vibrant discussions, fostering a community of learners and leaders. Explore the highlights from previous years through our photo gallery, showcasing memorable moments of collaboration, growth, and connection. These snapshots capture the energy, diversity, and spirit of our conference, celebrating the impact we've made together. Take a look back at the engaging sessions, keynote addresses, and networking opportunities that continue to shape our community! Browse previous conference video and photo highlights from the Hub. 

​​​​​Participation in this Pride event is made possible due to generous funding from the New York City Council Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual Caucus and the Office of the Mayor, and supported by The LaGuardia and Wagner Archives.