The 1st International LGBTI+ Congress of Attention to Sexual-Affective, Bodily and Gender Diversity has aimed at building a Scientific Committee with experts in their respective fields who, at the same time, are an important part of the LGBTI+ community, whether in the academic or the activist sphere (or both).
One of them is Juani Bermejo Vega, graduate in Computer Science and Physics from the University of Salamanca and current researcher in quantum computing at the University of Granada — one of the few trans scientists in the world at that level. In terms of activism, she is one of the co-founders of the Q-Turn project: a quantum academic event integrated by widely diverse members that is helping to create inclusive and safe spaces in science for everyone.
We also have René Rodríguez Clares, graduate in Psychology from the University of Granada and current employee at Inserta Andalucía. As part of his activism, he is the founder of the Jornadas A+ISG (Assembly on Sexual and Gender Identities) that are held every year at the Faculty of Psychology in Granada. He is also involved in LGBTI+ activism in the city. Through his work, he has brought the fight for LGBTI+ rights closer to students from different programs, increasing their interest in the movement.
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