Monday, April 20, 2009
4-20-09 Huffington Post - Five Days Change Gay Marriage
It has been an unprecedented week for the rights of lesbians, gay men, and bisexuals. Last Friday, the Iowa Supreme Court...
Saturday, February 07, 2009
School Protest
Action 10 News (video on the upper right)
Kansas City Star
Picture gallery at Queerty
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Event at Colonial United Church of Christ in Prairie Village
Press Release:
Colonial UCC Church in Prairie Village (7039 Mission Rd.) will host a viewing of the documentary, "Call Me Malcom" on Feb. 8th at 11:15 following the 10:00 worship service. The event, which will be in the social hall, will feature the documentary of Malcolm’s journey of discovery that offers a glimpse into the lives of real people who are transgendered. Malcom, a United Church of Christ minister, tells his story and travels across the US visiting with people with various perspectives about identity, faith, and love. The shame and fear associated with transgender is overcome by grace, compassion, and knowledge. Soup and pizza will be served; free will offering for the lunch. Child care provided. Please call 913-362-7735 so we can plan for lunch and/or child care.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
July's Program
Here's some info about George Turner who will be the presenter at our general meeting for July.
For over fifteen years, George has been helping people work through the challenges of life, improve their professional performance, and increase the quality of their life. Clients have described George as a ʽphenomenal life coach and stimulating guideʼ.. A graduate of the University of Kansas , George is a licensed clinician in both Kansas and Missouri . In addition, he is a certified sex therapist having received post-graduate, advanced clinical training in sex therapy. Currently George is finishing his doctorate at Widener University studying human sexuality education and therapy. George approaches therapy from a differentiation, cognitive-behavioral based theory that collaborates with the clientʼs own strengths and gifts to facilitate healing. He is the owner of Turner Professional Group, a collection of leading therapist, trainers and consultants designing personal and professional growth for you, including the popular Dating By Design series offering simple, sexy and spicy dating strategies. Turner Professional Group has two offices; one in Overland Park and second in Westport . TPG helps clients in the areas of relationship enhancement, sexual health and personal wellness.
George W. Turner, LSCSW/LCSW
Turner Professional Group
4010 Washington, Suite 405
Kansas City , MO. 64111
816.931.8255
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Vigil in Remembrance of Lawrence King
A Call for Healing
On Tuesday February 12, 2008, Lawrence King, fifteen years old, was shot in the computer lab of his school. On February 14, 2008, his name was added to the countless victims of hate and violence against sexual orientation and gender identity. Please join us to remember not only Lawrence and his freedom of expression, but all victims of LGBT hate and violence and those whose hearts continue to hold on to this hatred in a call for healing and safety for everyone.
Heartland Men’s Chorus
Heartland Men’s Chorus has volunteered to sing in memory of Lawrence and in support of opening our hearts to prevent such violence and hatred from allowing any more tragedy.
Mid-America Freedom Band
Taps will be performed by XY, Trumpet in memory of Lawrence King.
Kansas City Women’s Chorus
Kansas City Women’s Chorus has volunteered to sing in memory of Lawrence and in support of opening our hearts to prevent such violence and hatred from allowing any more tragedy.
Marcia Fleischman
Marcia, co-pastor of Broadway Church who has opened its doors for this event, will speak a few words in Lawrence’s memory.
Kansas City Anti-Violence Project
All donations will go to the Kansas City Anti-Violence Project to help provide awareness of LGBT domestic violence and provide support for persons who have experienced LGBT domestic violence.
Broadway Church
Broadway Church has opened its doors for this event to help promote healing and non-violence in the community.
Where: Broadway Church
39th Terr. And Broadway
Kansas City, MO 64111
When: Friday, February 22, 2008
7:00 P.M.
Questions: Chris Keen-Noble 816-237-6686
Support
There will be representatives from PROMO, Kansas Equality Coalition, KCAVP, Passages, Campfire USA, Heartland Council, Scouting for All, The Keen Foundation, UMKC LGBT Office and Women’s Center, Kansas City Safe Schools Coalition, P-FLAG, Harmony, and GLSEN Kansas City to help and provide information.
Thank You!
We would like to thank the Heartland Men’s Chorus, the Heartland Women’s Chorus, Mid-American Freedom Band, Macia Fleischman, PROMO, Kansas Equality Coalition, KCAVP, Passages, Campfire USA, Heartland Council, Scouting for All, The Keen Foundation, UMKC LGBT Office and Women’s Center, Kansas City Safe Schools Coalition, P-FLAG, Harmony, GLSEN Kansas City, all those in attendance, and the countless individuals who have helped make this event a success. Together we can heal from violence and create a world of love.
GLSEN Kansas City
P.O. Box 2655
Mission, KS. 66201
Phone: 816-217-3102
Email: kansascity@chapters.glsen.org
Sunday, December 09, 2007
Saturday, December 01, 2007
Happy Holidays from Rainbow Legends
STAY AT HOME AND SHOP
Do your holiday shopping from your computer. You can avoid the crowds and the weather and feel good about the gift you are giving this holiday season. Publisher, Rainbow Legends has a great book, Dragonfly Stories, Vol. 1 that has been nominated for the LAMBDA Literary Award, Stonewall Book Award and the Nautilus Book Award. The book will also be featured in an upcoming release of Curve and Jane & Jane magazine. Rainbow Legends is giving PFLAG KC 50% of Dragonfly Stories, Vol. 1 sold on-line through their website, www.rainbowlegends.com during the month of December 2007.
Dragonfly Stories is a collection of 24 personal stories from the LGBTQ community. From stories of love to coming out, transgender and cross gender, building courage and seeking faith, raising families and dating, hate crimes and living with HIV, building a community and accepting oneself, each story is sure to touch the hearts of all who read them. Whether part of the LGBTQ community or not, this collection is certain to bring laughter and tears, reflection and empathy, camaraderie and insight.
So buy a great gift for a loved one and support your LGBTQ community. Go to www.rainbowlegends.com and select PFLAG KC when purchasing the book.