Saturday Regional Programs
Noon to 5:45 p.m.
Temple University Center City
1515 Market Street, 3rd Floor
FREE
 
Family Flag Project
Create a fabric panel to be sewn into a large rainbow flag that will travel the country
to educate the public about GLBT life. See the six existing rainbow flags with over
250 panels on display. 3rd Floor Lounge.
 
Coming Out Young (HAVEN)
A youth panel discusses personal coming-out stories, problems and triumphs and empowers other young people to make wise choices about coming out. Room 314.
Twentysomethings (SafeGuards)
Join this social discussion for gay/bisexual males aged 18 to 30 about dating, making friends, sex and community issues. Room 315.
Developments in Civil Marriage (HRC)
Learn about developments in the fight for civil marriage equality, including the progress of the Federal Marriage Amendment and the effects of the Massachusetts Goodridge case. Room 316.
Fifteen Years of GALA Visual Arts (GALA Visual Arts)
Enjoy an historical overview of GALA Visual Arts exhibitions from the last 15 years and a slide presentation of participating artists’ works. Room 320.
  Breast Health Awareness (Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation)
Get information on breast health, breast cancer and access to care for members of the LBT community, who are at higher risk for late breast cancer detection. Room 321.
 
         
That’s So Gay! (Mazzoni Center)
In this workshop for teachers, school staff or anyone who works with youth, learn how to effectively respond to anti-gay language and create positive change. Room 314.
Global GLBT Human Rights Movement (Amnesty International)
Learn more about the global GLBT human rights movement, how international human rights standards are being used to further GLBT rights, and the need for U.S. GLBT residents to engage in the global struggle. Room 315.
Marriage Equality (Lambda Legal Defense & Education Fund)
This program offers useful tools for advocating on behalf of marriage equality. Room 316.
  Wills and Living Wills (Justice Project)
GLBT individuals can empower themselves by preparing a valid will and living will. Get the information needed to complete these crucial planning documents. Room 320.
  Reinvigorating the Grassroots: Inside and Outside Strategies (Federation of LGBT Statewide Organizations)
See this page for details. Room 322.
 
Domestic Violence
(Center for Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights)
Discuss issues of domestic violence and learn techniques for handling abusive situations. Room 314.
In The Spirit (Episcopal Coalition for Gay & Lesbian Outreach)
This “mini-retreat” helps participants find the spirit within, provides techniques for meditation, and offers insight into combining the spiritual and the sexual. Room 315.
Becoming Parents (Philadelphia Family Pride)
This program provides valuable information to those considering parenthood through adoption, foster parenting, donor insemination or surrogacy. Room 316.
Gay-Friendly Workplaces (Justice Project)
Get an overview of the best practices for fostering workplace diversity as it relates to sexual identity and gender expression. Room 320.
  Quest for GLBT Legal and Public Recognition in Central Africa (Association Justice et Droit Pour Tous)
See this page for details. Room 321.
 
 
Long-Term Relationships (Gables of Cape May County)
Enjoy a lively interchange as Vince Grimm and Will Kratz of Cape May County, N.J. share the highs and lows of life as a long-term couple. The two have been together for more than 40 years. Room 314.
Transgender Health Services (Mazzoni Center)
Staff and clients of the Mazzoni center discuss their experiences providing or receiving trans-specific health care. The program is designed for both health-care providers and lay people. Room 315.
Protecting Your Family (Center For Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights)
This workshop reviews the legal documents that all GLBT couples should consider. Wills, powers of attorney and second-parent adoption papers are discussed. Room 316.
  Communities From Within (Men of All Colors Together)
Explore ways to build cohesion among various groups within the GLBT community. Room 320.
  The State and the Community (OutFront)
Learn about the issues pursued by OutFront, along with recent developments in the City of Philadelphia. Panelists include government officials and OutFront Board Members. Room 321.