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  • Writing Themselves In 3 Presentation - Attached below is a presentation based on the Writing Themselves In 3 research report. read more
  • Sexual Diversity in Victoria's Aboriginal Community - Could your organisation or group use up to $4000 to deliver community awareness programs? Community Grants are coming soon- so start thinking about... read more
  • YSAS Community Residential Withdrawal program for SSAGQ young people. - Established in 1998, YSAS is an accredited community service organisation providing a range of innovative and client-centred services to vulnerable... read more
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Butch Femme Trans and Melbourne Genderqueer Pride Picnic!

  • Come along and enjoy Midsumma's Pride March, and then come hang out with BFT and Melbourne Genderqueer in Catani Gardens from 3pm.

    Bring a share plate and drinks (No BYO alcohol though)

    There's usually heaps of shade there so we'll only have a tent or marquee if the weather's shaping up to be really sunny, but bring along any sun umbrellas or similar if you want.

    When: Sunday 5th Feb from 3pm
    Where: Catani Gardens, St. Kilda (look for the blue marquee - sort of a tent without sides)

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Have your organisation included in the GLBTIQ rural services guide

  • 'Take Care OutBack There' is a state-wide sexual health project of Country Awareness Network, CAN. Its aim is to promote sexual health amongst rural and regional gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgender Victorians.

    We know that GLBTIQ people living in rural and regional Victoria do not always have the same access to social, support or health services as do our urban friends.

    'Take Care OutBack There' is developing a resource guide/directory to help GLBTIQ people find services and social activities that are gay specific and/or gay friendly in rural and regional Victoria.

    read more

Midsumma Play about family diversity- 'Matilda's Project'

  • Written, acted, directed and produced by qualified primary and high school teachers, the play aims to break through the stereotypes and present a more balanced perspective of what constitutes a family.

    Matilda's grade 1 teacher has set the class a project; to present about their families. Constantly bombarded with stereotypical images in books and media about what a family should look like, she is nervous about seeming different to her peers.

    Through the sharing of books and personal stories, games, songs and art the audience is treated to a lighthearted, funny and inspiring experience that promotes inclusion.

    Written and produced by Danny Gibbins and directed by Yma Zammit-Ross.

    Where: CERES Community Environment Park
    Date: 25 - 29 January
    Time: Wed-Sun 2:30pm

    read more

Wyndham City's new GLBTIQ group - 'Q'

  • Wyndham City's new GLBTIQ social and support group 'Q' is up and running. Q is for young people, up to the age of 25 years old, in the Wyndham City area.

    For more information, call 9742 8155 or email kate.mastroianni@wyndham.vic.gov.au

    (Any interest in this program will be kept confidential)

    read more

School Experience for Children of Gay and Lesbian Parents - Family Matters - Journal Article

  • Research suggests that the children of gay and lesbian parents have similar psychological adjustment to children growing up in more traditional family structures. Nevertheless,these children may face some particular
    challenges.

    In this article, VIVIEN RAY AND ROBIN GREGORY explore the school experiences of a small sample of children of gay and lesbian parents. They identify some common difficulties these children confront,and suggest some possible approaches to overcoming them.

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'OMG I'm Queer' Launch
11 hours 19 min from now
Sat, 28/01/2012 - 4:00pm - 5:00pm

'OMG I'm Queer' is a collection of stories and articles written by young people around sexuality, gender, rurality, religion, sexual health and coming out. Featuring contributions from comedian Tom Ballard, headspace and Ygender, OMG I’m Queer offers support to queer teens in a way never seen before.

WHERE: 156 Wellington St, Collingwood. Entry via the laneway.

COST: Free with RSVP

RSVP: micah@minus18.org.au, by January 25th 2012

** The Launch and Media event will take place between 4-5pm, followed by an under-21 drug and alcohol free dance party. ** www.minus18.org.au

Rapid Fire: Freshly Squeezed (youth Rapid Fire) - Midsumma 2012
1 day 12 hours from now
Sun, 29/01/2012 - 5:00pm - 8:00pm

12 Writers – 25 and under – 6 minutes each.

With more than 20 incarnations at festivals including Midsumma, Melbourne Writers Festival, Next Wave, Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, World Gay Games 2002, Darebin Writers Festival and Melbourne Fringe (where it won the 1998 Writers Award), Rapid Fire has been the proving ground for many of our best known local queer writers.

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Contact: Roz Ward or Annie Hooper T: (03) 9285 5131 or (03) 9285 5367 E: r.ward@latrobe.edu.au or a.hooper@latrobe.edu.au