Schedule & Lineup

Morning Keynote:

Harvey Guillén is changing the game.

Best known for playing Guillermo de la Cruz on What We Do in the Shadows, he made history as the first queer Latinx actor nominated for a Critics Choice Award in the ‘Best Supporting Actor’ category—not just once, but five times. His work has also earned him two Imagen Awards and roles across TV, movies, and animation.

Harvey’s career has taken off, landing him in projects like Blue Beetle, Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, Reacher, and The Magicians. You might have also heard his voice in Puss in Boots: The Last Wish as Perrito, or in Harley Quinn, The Garfield Movie, and Angry Birds Mystery Island. Recently, he’s starred in Companion, The Life of Chuck, and the upcoming Disney+ movie Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip.

Harvey isn’t just an actor—he’s an advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility and representation. He’s used his platform to push for change, show up for the community, and remind everyone that being yourself is your biggest strength. From breaking into Hollywood to making history, his journey proves that you don’t have to fit the mold to succeed—you just have to be unapologetically you.

Join us for the 20th Annual Governor’s Conference on LGBTQ+ Youth as Harvey takes the stage to share his story and celebrate 20 years of progress, resilience, and the future we’re building together.

Afternoon keynote

Local Drag Queen Legends + Andrew Fuller!

If you’ve been to GovCon before, you know our drag queen Q&A is always at capacity. This year, we’re bringing that energy to the keynote stage!

We’re closing out the day with a special keynote featuring several of our favorite local drag legends— Vana B, Robin Graves, Domita Sanchez, and Karma Kills--bringing performance, personality, and powerful insight.

And SURPRISE! Both of this year’s keynotes will be moderated by the one and only Andrew Fuller!

Workshops for YOU.

Get ready for a full day of sessions built for LGBTQ+ students, by LGBTQ+ leaders. Whether you’re dreaming about a better world, planning for your future, starting a GSA, or just looking for community, there’s something for you here.

Topics Include...

Student activism & making your voice heard in legislative spaces
Navigating college as an LGBTQ+ student
Mental health & self-care
Communication & healthy boundaries
Running a strong, student-led GSA
Expressing yourself through zines, storytelling, and art
And more!

You’ll walk away with practical tools, new connections, and the confidence to lead boldly — exactly as you are.