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2nd Sunday of every month.
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Hello
Everyone!
Below is the link for a "Save the Date" flier for an upcoming
conference.
The Conference will focus on increasing understanding and
support for the physical and mental health needs of LGBTQ youth.
Expert speakers and panels will present information and answer
questions. A tool kit for health professionals will be provided to
all participants. Activities will be incorporated throughout the
day with a finale of raffled prizes!
September 24, 2009
Please plan on joining us on a
beautiful September day in Ann Arbor!
Detailed agenda and registration information to follow. This
conference is tailored for youth focused nurse practitioners,
social workers, physicians, health educators and school health
staff.
To view printable PDF Flyer
Click here
To join our PENS,
click here
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How do I find my
government representative
and write them on how I feel?
That is so easy!
Click the Flag, and
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House Bill 4131,
the 2nd parent adoption bill, passed the House Judiciary Committee
today, with all Democrats present voting yes and all
Republicans on the committee voting no. We had eloquent,
intelligent, and dynamic speakers present testimony along with
many families there showing their support.
Click for Details
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Federal hate
crimes bill introduced in House
-Measure
lets feds prosecute bias-motivated violence
Rep.
John Conyers (D-Mich.), chair of the House Judiciary Committee,
introduced the legislation, H.R. 1913. As of Friday, the bill had
42 co-sponsors
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Details |
By
Rex W. Huppke | Tribune
reporter
March 18,
2009
A marriage
is ...
Two couples. One gay, one straight. Two views on what
marriage means.
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David
Neubecker, his husband Lee, and their two children live in
Uptown. |
(Tribune photos by
Chris Walker) |

Stacy
Creswell, her husband John, and their three daughters live in
Bucktown |
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Bishop John Shelby
Spong
The
Struggle Among Episcopalians
"That is not surprising
since the religious people keep quoting it to justify their
continued state of unenlightenment." |
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