from the SF LGBT Center
On February 9th, the San Francisco Board of Education will vote on resolution #912-8A3 to strengthen San Francisco Unified School District’s commitment to promoting the mental and physical well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning students. As a community organization that works to empower local LGBTQ youth in schools and [...]
Passing the word.. The HIV Research Section of the SF Department of Public Health is looking for HIV negative gay and bisexual men age 18 to 45 to join a focus group about HIV prevention research in San Francisco. Participants will be offered $50 for 1.5 hours of their time.
When: Wednesday April 29th at noon or 6:30pm
Gavin Morrow Hall @ 415.437.4696
or Gavin.morrow-hall@sfdph.org.
Popularity: 13% [?]
By Patricia Cheney
PFLAG
There is not much in life that is harder to do than to tell your parents that you are gay or lesbian. Most of us put it off for quite a while. The question is, what makes it so hard? For one, we generally don’t like to disappoint our parents. Unfortunately, being gay [...]
Guess Who? Multimedia, in association with Dr. Vicken Sahakian of Pacific Fertility Center, presents Love Makes a Family, a new series of musical children’s books that feature children that came from Egg Donation, Surrogacy, and Adoption. Daddy and Pop is the heartwarming story of Jessie, a small girl with two gay fathers. Jessie does not [...]
[ March 30, 2010 to April 4, 2010. ] OutBoard began over 10 years ago as a learn-to-snowboard organization. Over the years it has grown to be the largest gay and lesbian snowboarding event in the world. But it is more than that, this web site is designed not just as a vehicle for registering for our events, but also as a way for [...]
Out & Equal Workplace Advocates is proud to announce the finalists for its prestigious annual workplace awards—known as “The Outies”— to be presented at the 2009 Out & Equal Workplace Summit in October.
These awards recognize the most significant achievements in LGBT workplace equality [...]
