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| Leadership Conference Date: April 12-13, 2008 Location: UCSD, Conner Hall Additional Information Contact: Info@uloah.com or call: (213) 590-7605 Fax Resume or Referral to: (213) 747-3637 |
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| UpComing Black PRIDE Festivals Don't missed out on July's Pride Festivals that's nearest to you. Come out and show your spirit of pride and support. Don't forget to stop by the ULOAH/Sistahfest Pride Booth while there. If you're interested in volunteering or setting up a booth in your hometown, please contact us today! A rewarding way to support the organization that you love and meet 1000's of beautiful Sistahs from all over! Baltimore, MD Balitmore Black Gay Pride October 10-13, 2008 www.bmoreblackpride.com Nashville, TN Nashville Black Pride October 24-26, 2008 www.brothersunited.com/blackpride.htm |
| Dallas, TX Dallas Southern Pride October 2-5, 2008 www.dallassouthernpride.com |
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| UPeople |
| True Adventures of Sistas of the Canyon |
| Written, produced, and directed by Jasmyne Cannick, "The Incredibly True Adventures of Sistas of the Canyon," is a candid take on the ties that bind a group of African-American and Latina women in Los Angeles. Along with journalist Jasmyne Cannick who shares her personal weight loss story, voices of mothers, sisters, daughters, girlfriends and lesbian women spanning different generations, shapes, and sizes redefine unity and sistahood by testing their physical and emotional boundaries that begin at the mountaintop. The film "The Incredibly True Adventures of Sistas of the Canyon," is one film that you don't want to miss! |
| Both Shows: July 18th, Friday 7:15PM Directors Guild of America 7920 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA $12 Tickets |
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| OURSistahs In Comedy Hour |
| Mind, Body & Soul |
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| For Women who Love Women |
| Date: October 4, 2008; Saturday Time: 9:00AM- 6:30PM Location: L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center The Village at Ed Gould Plaza 1125 N. McCadden Place Los Angeles, CA 90038 *Childcare will be provided. |
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| Please Come out and Celebrate Lesbians and Friends! Date: Friday, September 26, 2008 Time: 8:00PM-Midnight Location: Lesbian Comedy Night 8433 Sunset Blvd. WeHo, CA 90069 |
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| In OUR Reflection Building Positive Relationships & Images Interactive Training |
| Date: September 6, 13, 20 & 27 Time: 10:00AM- 8:30PM Location: Rose & Felia Ross-Mann Resident Los Angeles, CA Invites: Elected SistahCouples, 20 total in attendance. Purpose: *Archiving OUR stories, relationships, and families; Working directly with media (print). |
| UPeople, World Premiere in brownstone in Brooklyn, a film about a film unfolds, and not just any film, but a documentary steeped with sexy, intelligent women who have gathered together to make a unique music video. The talented filmmakers capture what happens when 30 hot and sharp women of color convene, revealing a blend of experiences and perspectives that are rarely voiced. UPeople is a powerful and engaging. |
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| ULOAH Liberation! SistahCouple's House Party Date: Friday, September 19, 2008 Time: 6:00PM-Midnight Location: Van Nuys, California Additional Information Contact: Liberation@uloah.com |
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| Join the ULOAHFamily in a VIP family Affair to benefit Black LGBT People in Los Angeles. Purchase your tickets right here! Proceeds go towards organizing a Los Angele Black LGBT Town Hall Meeting. |
| Date: Saturday, August 24, 2008 Time: Noon - 10:00PM Location: 4012 Halldale Ave. Los Angeles California Price: $20 In Advance $25 At Door Add'l Info: BLKGayLA@aol.com |
| PASSIONATE WOMEN |
| ONE WEEKEND!!! |
| Come embrace the beauty of women's talents with The Los Angeles Women's Theatre Project's 20% NEW WORKS FESTIVAL! |
| Date: September 5-7, 2008; Friday thru Sunday Time: Check Listing Location: The Stella Adler Theatre 6778 Hollywood Blvd. Price: Check updates for ULOAHFamily Parking: The Kodak Theatre for only $2 for 4 hours w/ validation at the Stella Adler. |
| Post-Screening Reception & After-Party IN COLLAORATION WITH: ULOAH |
| Join Our Online Forum Today!! |
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| November 15th, Saturday Los Angeles City Hall 200 N. Spring Street @ 10:30AM November 8th, Saturday Oxnard and De Soto Ave Woodland Hills 4PM - 10PM November 7th, Friday Civic Center (Market/7th) to Dolores Park @ 5:30PM MissionViejo 200 Civc Center 4PM - 7PM |
| Palm Springs Long Beach Palm Springs City Hall Broadway and Redondo @ 5:00PM 6:45PM - 9PM Santa Barbara San Diego De La Guerra Plaza Street Laurel & Sixth Ave. 5PM - 6PM March to City Hall (202C) @ 9PM |
| You must RSVP to receive Additional Information. |
| ULOAH Liberation! SistahCouple's House Party Date: Tueday, November 04, 2008 Time: 6:00PM-Midnight Location: Leimart Park, California Meals & Drinks Provided By Kassi's Additional Information Contact: Liberation@uloah.com |
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| Join the ULOAHFamily & Some of Our Affiliates |
| Join us at the Kitchen table for a family discussion with the Black LGBT/SGL Community. We will begin the process of crafting a statement from the Los Angeles Black LGBT/SGL community that will capture Our voices as we make a collective statement to our President, Local, State and Federal officials. |
| Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009 Refreshment: 7:00 p.m. Discussion: 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. |
| The Village Health Foundation Community Room 4067 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90019 (Secured Parking at the Catch One) Ph: 323.347.9860 |
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| Regional Black & Brown Summit |
| The International Federation of Black Prides, Inc. (IFBP) annouces the second Regional Black and Brown Summit on Saturday April 4, 2009 at the LA Gay & Lesbian Center's The Village at Ed Gould Plaza. The purpose of the National & Regional Black and Brown Summits are to identify areas of potentioal collaboration between African-Americans and Latino/a LGBT communities, leaders, organizations and grass-roots movements. The IFBP is hoping the summit will help to inspire African-American and Latino/a LGBT/SGL communities' action, motivate young leadership, accentuate and embolden our collective political power and voices. Registration is $10 which includes materials, breakfast and lunch. Click HERE for forms. |
| DATE: April 4, 2009; Saturday TIME: Contact Organizer RECEPTION: April 3, 2009; Friday TIME: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. LOCATION: LA Gay & Lesbian Center's The Village at Ed Gould Plaza |
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| Dare To Do It... |
| Clearly Black LGBT people were not a major factor for the most recent State of Black America facilitated by the incredible Tavis Smiley. Perhaps not enough is known about Black LGBT/SGL, seemly invisible to many. Perhaps the issues of Black people in general are the same for Black LGBT/SGL people thus Black LGBT people don't feel the need to stand up to be seen and heard. If it is important for people like Tavis Smiley and O to highlight the issues that impact Black LGBT people then perhaps the Black LGBT community should better articulate what the issues are and how they might be most effectively addressed in the broader society. |
| Join ULOAH, In The Meantime Men, Inc, National Black Justice Coalition, Black Aids Institute, At The Beach Los Angeles, Black Pride Los Angeles, Ivan Daniels Productions, The Catch One/Village Health Foundation, Living In the Light Ministry and more for the first in a series of community dialogues that will address the State of the Black LGBT community and what this community is asking for. |
| Date: March 10, 2009; Tuesday Refeshments: 7:00 p.m. Discussion: 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Location: The Village Health Foundation Community Room 4067 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90019 For More Info: 323.871.1326 |
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| Mark Your Calendars Friday Feb. 13th 6:00-10PM |
| Chocolate & Wine |
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| Will celebrate its One-year Anniversay! "...We are happy to have been able to provide the women of LA with an upscale monthly Happy Hour & Open Mic at the fabulous 626 Reserve Wine Bar...." C&W invites the ULOAHfamily to come out and toast this occassion as we start our Valentine's Day weekend. |
| DATE: February 13, 2009; Friday TIME: 6:00 - 10:00 PM LOCATION: Reserve Wine Bar 626 Spring St. Los Angeles, CA 90014 INFO: 646.345.7822 |
| You must RSVP to receive Additional Information. |
| ULOAH Liberation! SistahCouple's V-Day House Party Date: Feb 13, 2009 Time: 8:00PM-Midnight Location: Sacramento, California (Private Resident) Meals & Drinks Provided By: Sawnie & Lisa Additional Information Contact: Liberation@uloah.com |
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| Feminist Leadership: FROM AFRICA TO AMERICA |
| Dr. Amina Mama, Barbara Lee Distinguished Chair in Women's Leadership at Mills College, discusses her life as a feminist scholar and political activist for women's human rights around the world. Sponsored by the Piedmont League of Women Voters and OMCA's History Guild. Meet Dr. Mama at a reception after the talk. |
| WHEN: February 8, 2009; Sunday TIME: 2:00PM LOCATION: Oakland Museum of California 1000 Oak St. @ 10th St. Oakland, CA 94607 |
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| TOP Female Emcees battle it out Song for Song . |
| Come Check out Cali's next top Female Emcees battle it out song for song...Featuring Queen Kandi Cole, Misled, Raven Sorovina, Madam Brown, Vision, B Mac, Haziiwun, Mack Mistress, Pookah Duke and many more... |
| LOCATION: 4343 W. Leimert Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90008 TIME: 10:00 - Midnight MORE INFO: www.DVS1@myspace.com/TheSistemIshot |
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| UpComing Black PRIDE Festival Don't missed the 2009 Philadelphia Black Gay Pride . Come out and show your spirit of pride and support. If you're interested in volunteering or setting up a booth, please contact us today! A rewarding way to support the organization that you love and meet 1000's of beautiful Sistahs from all over! |
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| DATE: April 19-26, 2009 Add'l INFO: phillyblackpride@gmail.com WEBSITE: www.phillyblackpride.org |
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| UpComing Black PRIDE Festival Don't missed the 2009 Chicago Windy City Black Gay Pride and ATB/LA Pride Festivals. Come out and show your spirit of pride and support. If you're interested in volunteering or setting up a booth, please contact us today! A rewarding way to support the organization that you love and meet 1000's of beautiful Sistahs from all over! |
| DATE: July 1-6, 2009 Add'l INFO: info@chiblackpride.com WEBSITE: www.chiblackpride.com |
| DATE: July 1-6, 2009 Add'l INFO: atbla@aol.com WEBSITE: www.atbla.com |
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| FAMILY - June 20th, Sat. 1-3PM Let Your Imagination Race! Charles Dickson inspires participants in assembling a race car out of plastic bottles, paper, wood and rubber. To reserve call: 213.744.2024.
June 21st, Sun. 12Noon-4PM Celebrating The Legendary Apollo Theater's 75th Anniversary Screening. When "Showtime at the Apollo" went on location, they came to CAAM to shoot four different hour long episodes. Celebrate both Black Music Month and the Apollo Theater. Come watch musical performances and hear guest speakers talk about performing at the Apollo. Click HERE for Add'l Info. |
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| A poignant play about faith and family, diversity and love. Ruth and Alex McCormick are an upstanding Mormon couple reeling from the suicide of their excommunicated son. Stuck between their faith and their new reality, they try to come to terms with their own inner deomns and the love they lost. This is a compelling and emotionally rich must-see story.
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| Some theatre is good drama.
Some Drama is important. Facing East is Both. |
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International City Theatre 300 E. Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802 WHEN Playing until July 5th PRICING & ADD'L INFO WWW.ICTLONGBEACH.ORG |
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| James Baldwin: Down From The Mountaintop |
| This highly acclaimed biographical drama chronicles the rich and fascinating life of the esteemed author and human rights activist James Baldwin. In the play, Baldwin returns from the ethereal realm to help an insecure actor portray him truthfully. The dramatic journey recounts Baldwin's childhood, struggles and triumphs as a writer and friendships and rivalries with many of the iconic figures of our times. Written & Performed by Calvin Levels. |
| LOCATION: Renberg Theatre
Village @ Ed Gould Plaza
1125 N. McCadden Pl.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
DATE & TIME : June 27, 2009 ADMISSION : Free to the ULOAHFamily! Donations gratefully accepted SEAT RESERVATION : RSVP @ 323.848.6354 MORE INFO: Prentis Bonds, pbonds@weho Presented in collaboration with the City of West Hollywood. |
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| Womyn -WE WANT YOU! |
| The Womyn's Village, International Women's Day Philadelphia Coalition and William Way LGBT Center are hosting a tribute to the
40th Anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion: A Womyn's Day of Pride In Struggle. |
| Surveys in the Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender community show that there is a serious need for programming which showcases the triumphs and struggles of women-identified artists, advocates, organizations and spiritual leaders. This day was created in response to high demand for a space where SGL (same-gender loving) women can gather to discuss and network their varying industries and passions. This will be a day overflowing with entertainment, food, vendors, crafters, networking and grass roots organizing from womyn-identified, owned and operated industries. The day promises to be an annual event and expects to draw in enormous interests from LBT Womyn throughout the Delaware Valley Region. This tribute will take place rain or shine and all are welcome to celebrate diversity in contribution and industry. |
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William Way LGBT Center
1315 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
DATES: June 27th, Saturday TIME: 12PM - 6PM CONTACT PERSON: Arleen Olshan email: arleenolshan@yahoo.com PHONE: 215.242.5074 |
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| YQWOCMAP promotes the creation, exhibition and distribution of new films and videos that increase the visibility of queer women of color, authentically reflect our life stories, and address the vital social justice issues that concern our communities. We actively invest in, develop and nurture the creativity of emerging media artists who are Asian/Pacific Islander, African American, Latina, Native American and Mixed-Race lesbians, bisexual, queer and questioning women in the Bay Area. QWOCMAP provides professional training, equipment, screening opportunities and resources free of charge to guarantee full access to our traditionally underserved community, particularly low-income and immigrant queer women of color. |
| Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project |
| LOCATION: Bava Theater 2789 24th Street San Francisco, CA MORE INFO: www.qwocmap.org/festival.html |
| LOCATION: The Mint 6010 West Pico Blvd. Los Angeles DATE: May 22, 2009 TIME: Doors open @ 7PM MORE INFO: www.TheMintla.com |
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| You probably know or remember Laurnea most from her debut CD on Yab Yum /Sony released in 1997 called Betta Listen, where she worked with some great producers such as, Omar, Raphael Saddiq, Speech, DJ Kemit , Jon John Robinson and others, with 2 hit singles Can't Let Go and Infatuation. Laurnea also contributed background vocals to India Arie's Voyage To India and India newest release Testimony. Her music was also featured in the hit film Soulfood and on the soundtrack of Exposure. Laurnea's voice can sound soft and ethereal, energized and edgy or simply big and soulful. She draws on jazz, r&b, hiphop and electronica to create her own personal - always soulful - mix. And her songs have the authentic feel of personal expression. A performance not to miss! Come join the ULOAHFamily, including the ULOAH Liberation! SistahCouples this Friday for an evening of smooth music, drinks & good food! |
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| 2nd Annual Bachelorette Auction |
| Ladies, get ready for another crazy, raucous evening of music, wine and women, and that's not even including the Auction! As promised, we are bringing the Bachelorette Auction back by popular demand this spring. |
| DATE: Saturday; May 30, 2009 Add'l Info Contact: Info@womeninthelife.com Website: www.womeninthelife.com |
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| DYKE MARCH LOS ANGELES 2009 presents OUR 16th Annual MARCH FOR LESBIAN VISIBILITY |
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| Family Explorations! African-American Rhythms |
| Oakland on the Bayou Black History Month comes alive Louisiana-style with performances by Henry Clement and the Gumbo Band & Posse, beignet-making demonstration by Powderface Cafe, and hands-on activities. Families can make carnival masks, headdresses, and beads and then show them off in a Mardi Gras-style parade. Included with museum admission.
Location: Oakland Museum of California 1000 Oak at 10th Street Oakland, CA 94607. |
| Date: Feb.15th, Sun.Time: 1:00-4:00PM |
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| Upcoming Events @ PAFF |
| Additional Info: www.paff.org |
| Fri, Feb. 13th - Spokenword Fest
Sat. Feb. 14th - Children's Fest Sat. Feb. 14th - Fashion Show Sat. Feb. 14th - Panel: Real Estate Sat. Feb. 14th - So, You Finished Your Script, Now What? Sun. Feb. 15th - Closing Night Gala |
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| Featured Speakers: |
| Danny Bakewell Jr., Editor, Los Angeles Sentinel
Jasmyne Cannick, Journalist and Political Activist Rev. Eric Lee, SCLC of Greater Los Angeles Jody Watley, Recording Artist Reginald Sawyer-Jones, Sec., CA Democratic Party Speaker Karen Bass, CA Assembly Speaker Curren Price, 51st Assembly District Jan Perry, 9th District, City of L.A. Bernard Parks Sr., 8th District, City of L.A. Ed Smith, Zoe Christian Fellowship of Whittier Rev. Douglass Nelson, Founder, Levitical Network Dr. Mignon Moore, Socio. & A. American Studies Jeffrey King, Founder, ITMM Group Ellene Miles, Journalist Nevin Powell, Community Activist Liliana T. Perez, Community Activist Latrice Johnson, Pres., ULOAH Charles Stewart, Chief Deputy Jewel Thais-Williams, Founder, Village Health Craig Bowers, Community Activist Erin Aubry Kaplan, Journalist Ayuko Babu, E.D., Pan African Film & Festival Reginald Sawyer-Jones, Secretary,CA Democ Party Phill Wilson, Founder, Black AIDS Institute Pearl Jr., Author, "Black Women Need Love Too" |
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| If you have experienced late night drum circles, porta-janes, granola, and naked women in body paint...then welcome home, Sistas!!
Whether it's your first time or your thirtieth, a week at Festival is a gift-week to yourself. Bring your heart, your humor, your passion for genuine community living and over-the-top spontaneous fun! And all day, every day, for one magnificent week, let the heartbeat of womyn's creativity be the sound of August. |
| ADDITIONAL INFO: www.michfest.com |
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| Join the ULOAHFamily at these Upcoming Black Prides... |
| The Purpose of Jacksonville Black Pride Inc., is to educate the LGBT community about health, social, economic, and ethical issues that particularly affect the community. It is the Mission of Jacksonville Black Pride Inc., to organize and promote unity in the LGBT community. We do this by addressing major health disparities and discrimination by promoting academic excellence and community involvement through social service.
Pride In the City is sponsored by NAESM (National AIDS Education & Services for Minorities, Inc).National AIDS Education & Services for Minorities was created in an effort to counteract the ever increasing spread of HIV/AIDS in communities of color. The mission of NAESM is to educate communities of color on the facts about HIV/AIDS (Education/Prevention) and to make health care and social services available to people of color with early or advanced stages of HIV/AIDS regardless of their sexual orientation. IBP mission is to address the unique needs of individuals that are both African-American and LGBT-identified. Indiana Black Pride is a grassroots organization dedicated to efforts that nurture pride and unity within the African-American same-gender-loving gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender community. |
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| SAVE THE DATE: Outside Blackness: The Artistry of Josephine Baker, James Baldwin and Alice Walker scheduled for 3pm, Saturday July 13th thru August 31st at America, I AM inside the Atlanta Civic Center. Doors will open at 1:30 pm. to allow attendees to walk through the African-American traveling exhibit: America, I AM, which celebrates 500 years of Black achievement. "Outside Blackness" is a thought-provoking discussion exploring the creativity, courage and activism of artists who boldly spoke truth to power and whose cultural imprint help change the image of what it means to be Black in America.
This special event is sponsored by the International Federation of Black Prides and PRIDETV, in association with a host of other Atlanta LGBT organizations. For tickets contact: advertising@pridetv.org. |
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| The Fellowship Annual Conference |
| Date: July 8-12, 2009 Theme: The WHOLE Family Location: Westin Atlanta Airport Atlanta, GA |
| The Fellowship endeavors to provide safe space for ALL persons - especially those who have been wounded by oppressive religion. We invite all persons to join us as we share, wrestle, and discern the will of God for our individual, collective, and global communities. To learn more about this event, click HERE. We are a Radically Inclusive conference and will be having our annual conference in Atlanta, GA. A large number of attendees are expected from all over the country and volunteers are greatly needed.
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| To RSVP or for Add'l Info on Volunteering: Deacon Lynda Harris: LHarris300@gmail.com |
| Comedian Ahmed Ahmed hosts a celebration of culture and comedy on a journey through the Middle East, featuring an international lineup of stand-up comedians that reveals through their experiences a modern generation coming of age.
We are test screening the film in Los Angeles today, Nov 3rd and would like fresh set of eyes in the room please. DATE & TIME: Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 7:00PM - 10:00PM Additional Info: If you'd like to attend then please RSVP to: rsvp@crossculturalproductions.com website: www.justlikeusthemovie.com LOCATION: Raleigh Studios Chaplin Screening Room 5300 Melrose Ave. @ Van Ness Ave. Hollywood, CA 90038 |
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| Parking is available in the garage on Van Ness or on the street. You must bring a photo ID with you to enter the studio. |
| Open to everyone, this is an event for free-spirited and open-minded thinkers. It's not just about LGBT cinema; it's about new forms of cinema and unconventional expressions.
Don't miss the Tallahassee screening of the film that has everyone talking! Directed and produced by filmmakers Olive Demetrius and Hanifah Walidah, U people collects the stories of gender expression, sexual orientation and social placement of a rarely-depicted cross-section of people of color --women gay and straight, and gender non-conforming. U people reveals in-depth and candid conversations around many issues ranging from: homophobia, racism, where they both intersect, gender politics, parent/child relations, gay marriage, and civil rights. The mission of the documentary is to dismantle the blanket categorization and ignorance inherent in the phrase "you people" by displaying unique individuals in possession of personal power and self-determination. You can view the trailers, podcasts and find out more information about the film and filmmakers at: www.iloveupeople.com Running time 80 min. Join us after the film for a post-screening MIXER at Fermentation Lounge! |
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All Saints Cinema - located inside the Amtrak Rail station 918 1/2 RailRoad Ave. Tallahassee, FL 32301 DATE & TIME: Wednesday, November 11, 2009 6:00PM - 10:00PM PRICE: $3 Students w/ ID $5 General Admission (OR DONATION AMOUNT OF YOUR CHOICE, WITH NO ONE TURNED AWAY) Reel Talk Cinema Hosted by Mixit Tallahassee: Bringing representations of LGBT life to the big screen! |
| The mission of Nashville Black Pride is to bring together African American Same Gender Loving People of Color in a social, none threatening and empowering setting to uplift, educate and present positive images and self actualization that help to maintain a healthy, productive and visionary community.
Annual Nashville Black Pride weekend events include a Reception, Couples Recognition, Spoken Word & Poetry Showcase, Workshops & Forums; Book signings, a Benefit party, free and confidential HIV testing, live entertainment, and Black LGBT Film Festival. |
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CONTACT: Dwayne Jenkins PHONE: 615-974-2832 / (800) 845-4266 EXT 269 EMAIL: nashblackpride@aol.com WEBSITE: www.brothersunited.com/blackpride.htm or www.myspace.com/nashvilleblackpride |
| Nashville Black Pride is a Proud Member of the
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| RESPECT!
Inclusion with Integrity of African Americans In Health Care. On Thursday, October 29th Black Women for Wellness will hold a one-day symposium in Los Angeles, CA bringing together public health advocates, scholars, grassroots leadership and community organizations to discuss the status of African American and Black women's health. This day will include coalition building for addressing health disparity experienced by Black women and girls with a strategy session to achieve cultural competency in care education and services. Hundreds will gather to hear presentations from Dr. Harriet Washington, author of Medical Apartheid, and Loretta Ross, founder of SisterSong, and many more who will highlight the current alarming health status of Black women. |
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| Participants and attendees will also have an opportunity to voice concerns and develop strategies to sustain best practices when working with Black women and girls.
To get additional Information for this event, please click HERE |
| Black Women for Wellness is a non-profit under section 501c3 revenue code and is committed to healing, education, and supporting Black women and communities. |
| You must RSVP to receive Additional Information. |
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| ULOAH Liberation! SistahCouple's Fall '09 House Party Date: September 26, 2009 Time: 7:00PM-Midnight Location: Detroit, MI (Private Resident) Meals & Drinks : Potluck Style Additional Information Contact: Liberation@uloah.com |
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| Dallas BLACKPride
2009 The mission of Dallas/Fort Worth Pride Movement is to promote Social Awareness, Unity, Self-Empowerment, Mentorship and Positive Visibility throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth LGBT and affirming community of color through education, health promotion, advocacy and coalition building. |
| Dallas/Forth Worth Pride Movement is a new non-profit organization that exists to create a sense of unity and social support within the Black LGBT community. No time is better than now to come together and address issues that are directly impacting the community. We are here to educate and organize around issues that address the social, economic and holistic well being of the Black LGBT community. |
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| The L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center presents... |
| Mind, Body & Soul
Saturday, October 10th 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Reception 5-6 p.m. Reception 5-6 p.m. |
| L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center
The Village at Ed Gould Plaza 1125 N. McCadden Place Los Angeles, CA 90038 (One block east of Highland, just north of Santa Monica) |
| Enjoy a full day of workshops that address every aspect of health and well-being for women who love women at this FREE daylong health conference!
The day begins with a continental breakfast, and lunch will be provided. Free child care is available; registration is required for child care. The day will end with a reception from 5-6 p.m. in the courtyard, where there will be refreshments and live music. RSVP HERE |
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| Transgender Day of Rememberance |
| Please join us for a vigil in observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance. Throughout the world, people gather every year to pay respect to those needlessly killed by hate crimes against the transgender community, and to call attention to the threat of violence faced by gender-variant people. This event is sponsored by Equality California, The Center Orange County, Human Rights Campaign, Orange County Equality Coalition, Team Courage Orange County and PFLAG. |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: For questions, contact: Daniel Shad: 949.231.8595 or email: daniel.shad@eqca.org Please send flowers if you cannot attend but would still like to show support! |
| DATE & TIME:
November 20, 2009, Friday 6:30PM - 8:00PM LOCATION: The Center Orange County 1605 N. Spurgeon St. Santa Ana, CA 92701 |
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| Tha General & SoulStar
Entertainment Presents... L.M.A.O. "Ladies Night Edition Pt. 2" Hostedby JP JUSTICE Featuring Nikki Carr, Hadiyah and Dawn B. *Full Dinner Menu and Drink Specials *Candle lit tables, Beautiful Women and an Amazing vibe! Music by DJ Pursue. |
| DATE & TIME:
Sunday, November 22, 2009 6:00pm - 11:00pm LOCATION: Drom NYC 85 Avenue A (b/w 5th & 6th) New York, NY 212.777.1157 ADDITIONAL INFO: Click HERE for Tickets website: www.thageneralandsoulstarent.webs.com |
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| ULOAH invites our So. California Members to come out for a Holiday Celebration! * Free Food * Live Music * Room to Dance And a lots of room to Socialize! |
| Date: December 24, 2009 Time: 6:30PM - Midnight Location: Private Resident (Ecino, CA) Add'l Info: RVSP before Dec. 21st. membership@uloah.com |