Jimmy spoke at the State Bar of California’s Intellectual Property in Entertainment & Media conference in Los Angeles, California. His presentation was “Socially Interactive: IP and Digital Privacy Issues With Social Media.” Visit the State Bar of California IP Law Section’s website to learn more about the event.

Jimmy spoke on a panel for the Beverly Hills Bar Association’s Entertainment section. The topic was “Digital Distribution: Revolutionary, Destructive or Both?” More information about the event is available on the BHBA website.

For the Association of Media and Entertainment Counsel, Jimmy delivered presentations about “Privacy Risks with Digital Delivery of Entertainment & Media Content.” He spoke on the topic in Beverly Hills on January 23, and in New York the following week.

Jimmy appears on “This Show is So Gay” radio show and podcast.

Jimmy talks about his new editorial on the need for minority LGBT role models AND to cover this week’s news with Ken. A must-listen episode!

Listen to the entire radio interview here: Jimmy Nguyen interview on the “This Show Is So Gay” radio show. Or visit the show’s web site and listen there at http://www.thisshowissogay.com/node/457

Event Date:  October 25, 2012

Jimmy spoke at the Global Connections Lecture Series hosted at Santa Monica College.  The series invites speakers on campus to discuss the effects, benefits and drawbacks of globalization.

Jimmy’s lecture was entitled, “Online Piracy:  The Current Battleground for Protecting Intellectual Property on the Internet.”

Visit the Santa Monica College’s web site to learn more about the Global Connections Lecture series.

Jimmy appears on “This Show is So Gay” radio show and podcast.

Jimmy discusses the “It Gets Better” theatre project and its anti-bullying LGBT message on tour in Iowa.

Listen to the entire radio interview here: Jimmy Nguyen interview on the “This Show Is So Gay” radio show. Or visit the show’s web site and listen there at http://www.thisshowissogay.com/node/457

Jimmy acted as the Master of Ceremonies for the Gala Dinner at the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association’s Western Regional Conference.  The event was held at the Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort in Huntington Beach, California. Jimmy spoke to the audience about his tips to go from “Shy to Shine.”   The event also featured a keynote speech from Rani Hong, a survivor of child trafficking and co-founder of the Tronie Foundation that combats human trafficking and mentors survivors of slavery.     http://www.napabawest.org/#!gala

JIMMY’S RADIO INTERVIEW ABOUT LGBT GROUPS ON NON-LGBT ISSUES Jimmy appears on “This Show is So Gay” radio show and podcast.   Jimmy discusses why LGBT organizations should avoid debate on non-LGBT issues. Listen to the entire radio interview here: Jimmy Nguyen interview on the “This Show Is So Gay” radio show. Or visit the show’s web site and listen there at http://thisshowissogay.com/node/412

Also, read Jimmy’ s latest article posted on The Advocate.com.

Jimmy Delivers Keynote Speech at Third Annual Asian Summit – Wakefield High School Event Date:  April 26, 2012

Jimmy is the keynote speaker at the Third Annual Asian Summit in Arlington, Virginia.  The Summit is hosted by the Asian Student Leaders group at Wakefield High School.

This year’s Summit theme is “What’s Stopping Us?” to explore what barriers Asian American students will face on their road to success.

Jimmy’s keynote address will be titled “From Shy to Shine.”  Using stories from his own life and career experience, Jimmy hopes to inspire young Asian Americans to find their own way to SHINE.

JIMMY’S RADIO INTERVIEW ABOUT ANTI-BULLYING PROJECT Jimmy appears on “This Show is So Gay” radio show and podcast.

Jimmy discusses the upcoming “It Gets Better” theatre project that hopes to tour the country to share its anti-bullying LGBT message.

Listen to the entire radio interview here: Jimmy Nguyen interview on the “This Show Is So Gay” radio show. Or visit the show’s web site and listen there at http://thisshowissogay.com/node/399 Please support the “It Gets Better” project. Learn more and learn how to donate funds here.

We need to collect $75,000 by Monday, April 30, 2012. Your support is greatly appreciated.