Creating safety and support for LGBTQQ youth since 1998.

call for submissions!

Have you experienced violence and identify on the queer/trans spectrum? Do you have a piece of writing or artwork about it? Please share it!

Transrelating, a ‘zine “on sex, gender, relationships and the rest of us” is accepting submissions for its next issue.

Violence: behavior intending to hurt. Many in the trans/queer communities share the far too common experience of violence directed toward their gender identity and/or sexual orientation- bullied at school by classmates, hurt at home by family, hurt by lovers/partners, hurt by strangers, hurt by a homophobic/transphobic/body-negative/sex-negative culture, hurt by ourselves.

This issue of Transrelating seeks to share some of the common experiences as well as how we can redirect this trend and change a community/culture. All pieces of writing and artwork are welcome (academic essays, rants, poems, stories, pictures, paintings, drawings, etc).

Email submissions to: Transrelating@gmail.com

Submissions should be sent by June 1st, 2010.

Tagged: genderiffic, LGBTQ, media, Queer, transgender

“All About T” presentation & discussion at the Q Center

John Otto, M.L.I.S., will present on testosterone treatment for FTM identified folks, including types of T, administration & dosage, physical & emotional changes, long-term effects, and more!

Friday, April 23
6-8pm
@ Portland’s Q Center
4115 N Mississippi (@ Mason)
$5-20 sliding scale donation
(no one turned away for lack of funds)

Brought to you by Tranz Guys PDX – for more info, visit: www.tranzguyspdx.org or email: tranzguys@gmail.com
**This presentation is informational and is not intended as a substitute for medical advice.**

Tagged: community event, LGBTQ, Queer, transgender

Take a Bow

SMYRC's 100th open mic was covered in JustOut's blog! Check it out!

SMYRC celebrates its 100th open mic night

By Amanda Waldroupe

“Oh my God, I love you!”

Drag queen Jaiden speaks these words from offstage to a teenage girl named Jen as Meredith Brooks’ “I’m a Bitch” plays out of a lone speaker tucked in a corner of a small, black stage. Jen begins singing, and the audience joins in during the chorus, their voices loud and not completely off key....

To read the rest, head to the JustOut Blog.

2010 census commercial starring LGBTQ Portlanders!

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