Greetings!
Hope you had a fabulous weekend. Check out our overview to see if there's anything you're interested in. Just click on the links for more info!
ANNOUNCEMENTS OVERVIEW:
- OUTLET EVENTS
- Monday Night Group is tonight from 6:15-7:45pm
- Movie Night is Thursday from 6-8pm
- OTHER EVENTS & INFO
- Mon, April 13: Deadline for Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Conference (Sacramento)
- Fri, April 17: National Day of Silence
- Fri, April 17: Queer On Their Feet (Palo Alto)
- Sat, April 25: Queer Youth BBQ, SF
- Sat, April 26: Positive Pizza
Party for POZ teens
13-17 , San Jose
- Fri - Sun, April 24-26: Global Youth Service Day
- Fri, May 1: Sequoia Health Fair, Redwood City
- Sat, June 13: Gay Prom, Hayward
- August 2009: LGBTQ Youth & Allies Summer Camp, Camp Ten Trees, Washington State
- SCHOLARSHIPS
- Wed, April 15: Deadline for Traub-Dicker Rainbow Scholarship (For Lesbian-Identified Students)
- Thur, April 30: Deadline for Tang Scholarship, (For Asian Pacific Islander LGBTQ Youth)
- Fri, May 1: Deadline for COLAGE Scholarship (For children of LGBTQ Parents)
- Fri, May 8: Deadline for GALAA Scholarship
Take good care,
Jun-Fung
p.s. Don't forget to invite Outlet to your next GSA meeting, just send us an email and we'll be there! We can even facilitate a presentation or group discussion!
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Monday Night Group 6:15-7:45pm @ CHAC
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Join
us for some free pizza, drinks and Animal Cookies! Come chat with
people who embrace all forms of love! See you soon and bring a friend! Contact: Dulce dgarcia@chacmv.org or Jun-Fung jfchueh@chacmv.org |
| Movie Night, Thursday, 6-8pm @ CHAC |
Movies, Magazines, Snacks & Drinks. Bring a friend! Allies are welcome!
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[Mon. April 13, Deadline]
Chicano Latino Youth Leadership Conference (Sacramento)
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| For more info, visit www.clylp.com. Conference isfor 10th and 11th grade students and held on CSU Sacramento campus from July 25th through August 1st, 2009. |
[Fri. April 17]
National Day of Silence
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"The
National Day of Silence brings attention to anti-LGBT name-calling,
bullying and harassment in schools. Each year the event has grown, now
with hundreds of thousands of students coming together to encourage
schools and classmates to address the problem of anti-LGBT behavior."
Don't forget to designate your Speaking Allies!
For more info, visit www.dayofsilence.org
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[Fri. April 17, Palo Alto]
Queer On Their Feet An Evening of
Stand Up Comedy and Improv
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8pm at the UU Church of Palo Alto. Tickets: $15 advance, $20 at the door, $10 at the door with valid college ID.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center. More info: www.QueerOnTheirFeet.com
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[Sat. April 25, 12-4pm, Dolores Park, SF]
Queer Youth BBQ! (LYRIC)
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BBQ for Queer Youth 24 & under!
@ The Dolores Park Picnic Tables
MUNI Lines: J,33,22 FOOD & MUSIC! GAMES & PRIZES!
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[Sun. April 26, San Jose]
Positive Pizza Party for POZ teens 13-17
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3:30-5:30pm, At the Neil A. Christie Living Center
46 Race Street, San Jose, CA 95126
Phone: 408-971-0852, http://www.thelivingcenter.org
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[Fri-Sun, April 24-26, Global]
Global Youth Service Day
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 GYSD is an annual global event that highlights andcelebrates the
contributions of youth to their communities through volunteer service.
GYSD is celebrated in more than 100 countries in every region of the
world.
Each April, millions of young people participate in and lead service
projects, working with their families, schools, community
organizations, faith-based communities, and businesses, to improve
their communities by addressing critical issues such as global climate
change, education & illiteracy, poverty, health, hunger, and
homelessness.
Click here to get involved: Global Youth Service Day
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[Fri, May 1, Redwood City]
Sequoia Health Fair @ Teen Resource Center
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9:55am-12:30pm @ Small Gym of
Sequoia Teen Resource Center. Lunch provided at 12:30!
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[Sat. June 13, Hayward]
15th Annual Gay Prom (Project Eden)
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Project Eden's Lambda Youth presents: A Walk in WonderlandFor LGBTQ & Allies 20 & Under, Dress to Impress - Dressy Attire Time: 7:00 pm - 12:00 am, Ticket Price: $25.00
*Advance tickets sales for groups of 10 or more: $20.00 each
For More Information: www.gayprom.org Phone: 510.247.8200
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[August 2009, Washington State]
Camp for LGBTQ Youth, Allies & Children of LGBTQ and/or Non-Traditional Families
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Camp Ten Trees: *Registration for the 2009 is now open and will close August 1st. Click here to register: www.camptentrees.org
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Featured Film: She's A Boy I Knew
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Plot Summary: "They say that when someone
comes out of the closet, they can't stop talking about it. Vancouver filmmaker Gwen
Haworth not only talked, she made a movie. Using archival family footage,
interviews, phone messages, and hand-drawn animation, Haworth's documentary SHE'S A BOY I KNEW begins in 2000
with Steven Haworth's decision to come out to his family about his life-long
female gender identity. The resulting auto-ethnography is not only an
exploration into the filmmaker's process of transition from biological male to
female, from Steven to Gwen, but also an emotionally charged account of the
individual experiences, struggles, and stakes that her two sisters, mother,
father, best friend and wife brought to Gwen's transition."
"Deeply intimate portrait. One of the highlights of
this year's festival." -Iceland Review
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(Source: Q-Connect, UCSC)
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Looking For Something?
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Instead of searching through your inbox, now you can find past announcements here:
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LGBTQQ Youth Hotlines
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The Trevor Project
(866) 4-U-TREVOR
(866) 488-7386
trevorproject.org
GLBT National Youth Talkline 1(800) 246-PRIDE
1(800) 246-7743
MON-FRI, 5pm to 9pm
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