Past Events


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All of our programs are open to everyone regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.


 

Monthly Programs
Food for Thought
Food for Thought is a monthly discussion group where students voice their opinions and learn about topics of interest over lunch provided by the center. Representatives from a BSC department or student group are frequently invited to discuss a GLBTA topic that intersects with their discipline or area of interest. This is a great way to get to know people on campus that you might not otherwise have the opportunity to meet and to learn more about BSC resources for GLBTA students. Food for Thought occurs the first Wednesday of every month from 12:20 - 1:10 pm. Everyone is welcome, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Download the flyer
 

Coming Out Discussion Group
A group for those considering coming out, those who may have difficulty coming out, and those who wish to support them.
Second Wednesday each month from 6:00PM - 7:00PM. Food provided. Everyone is welcome, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Download the flyer
 

Gender Variant Caucus
The GVC is a confidential, discreet monthly gathering for transgender, intersex, genderqueer, agendered, and other gender variant people in the Bridgewater State College campus community. No agenda, just a safe space for socializing, networking, and support from other gender-variant students.
Not out? Your anonymity will be preserved and any information brought forth at caucus meetings will remain confidential. The caucus will be held in a different location every month and facilitated by students who respect your needs. Questioning folks and partners of GV students are welcome, but allies are encouraged to attend other Pride Center sponsored events instead.
The GVC meets the first Wednesday of every month. Please stop by the Pride Center (RCC 006) or e-mail Kate (kate@msequencedesign.com) for location and details. Download flyer


Movie Night
Enjoy a GLBT-themed film followed by a short discussion on the third Thursday of every of month from 5 - 7 pm. The GLBTA Pride Center will provide popcorn and soda. Everyone is welcome, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Download the flyer

 

Fall 2009

September

  • Thursday, September 3
    Student Employment Fair
    11am - 3 pm
    In the Campus Center Ballroom, 3rd floor
    Need a job? The GLBTA Pride Center is looking for work-study students to join our team. Look for us at the Student Employment Fair!
     

  • Wednesday, September 9
    Food for Thought
    12 - 1 pm
    Normally occurs the first Wednesday of every month, but changed due to classes starting on 9/2.
    In the Campus Center, Room 212
    A monthly discussion group about GLBT-related topics. All are welcome.
    Lunch provided
    Topic: How Should We Build an Inclusive Community at BSC?
     

  • Wednesday, September 9
    Coming Out Discussion Group
    6 - 7 pm
    In the Campus Center, Room 212
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    Dinner provided

  • Thursday, September 10
    Student Involvement Fair
    12:00 - 4:00 pm
    See how you can get involved in the Pride Center and make new friends. Visit our table in the RCC fountain area outside the Bear's Den!
     

  • Tuesday, September 15
    GLBTea Party (flyer)
         At the start of every Fall semester, the GLBTA Pride Center offers a Pride Celebration to welcome back returning students, faculty, and staff, and get to know those just joining the BSC community.
    As with all of our programs, everyone is invited regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Faculty and staff are especially encouraged to take this opportunity to talk with our new and returning students.
    1:00 - 3:00 pm
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)
    English tea and biscuits served

  • Thursday, September 17
     Movie Night
    5 - 7 pm (Third Thursday of every month)
    In the GLBTA Pride Center
    Snacks provided

  • Wednesday, September 23
    Coming Out Discussion Group
     6 - 7 pm
    In the Campus Center, Room 204
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    Dinner provided
     

  • Thursday, September 24
     Bisexuality Day
    10 am - 2 pm
    Campus Center Lower Lobby
    Visit our table and see if you can tell the difference between fact and myth regarding bisexuality? Think you know? Find out.
     

October - LGBT History Month

  • Thursday, October 1
    Muxes: Authentic, Intrepid Seekers of Danger
    In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Pride Center is co-sponsoring with the Latin American & Caribbean Studies Program and La Sociedad Latina a viewing and discussion of the film, "Muxes: Authentic, Intrepid Seekers of Danger," a lively and surprising portrait of a group of homosexuals, who defend their sexual diversity while preserving their identity as Zapotec Indians in the "queer paradise" of Juchitan, Mexico. Winner of the Audience Award at the Morelia International Film Festival, MUXES (pronounced 'mooshays') examines transgressive boundary-pushing within an indigenous culture that has historically embraced this third gender. Written by Bruce "Pacho" Lane
    11:00 - 12:30 pm
    Location: Moakley Auditorium
     
  • Tuesday, October 6
    Robyn Ochs, nationally acclaimed speaker and bisexuality educator will present:
    "Beyond Binaries: Identity and the Sexuality Spectrum"
    How do we assign labels to our complicated and unique experiences? What relationship exists between experience and self-identity, and between our self-identity and the way others see us? Is identity fixed, or do some individuals experience change over time?
    2:00 - 3:30 pm
    In the RCC Ballroom, 3rd floor
    Classes welcome. For details and to register, visit RobynOchs.cfm. If you are a professor who is bringing your class, please contact Lisa Forest directly to reserve seating for your students.

     
  • Wednesday, October 7
    Food for Thought
    12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)
    A monthly discussion group about GLBT-related topics. All are welcome.
    Lunch provided
    Topic: Dr. Sandra Faiman-Silva, professor of Anthropology, will lead a discussion on Native American Two-Spirits, a gender category that transcends the gender binary.
     
  • Tuesday, October 13
    Safe Zone Training
    Learn about the issues facing GLBT students and how you can be an effective ally. Learn more about the BSC Safe Zone program.
    12     - 2 pm
    Rondileau Campus Center, Room 209
    Light snacks provided
     
  • Wednesday, October 14
    Coming Out Discussion Group
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    6 - 7 pm
    In One Park Ave, next door to the Pride Center
    Dinner provided
     
  • Thursday, October 15
    Movie Night
    5 - 7 pm (Third Thursday of every month)
    In the GLBTA Pride Center
    Snacks provided
     
  • Wednesday, October 28
    Coming Out Discussion Group "Field Trip" to First Parish Church
         6 - 8:00 pm
    Location: Meet in the Pride Center and we'll walk together to the First Parish Church
    Each year, our Unitarian Universalist neighbors have extended a warm invitation to GLBTA students, staff, and faculty for a potluck dinner followed by a lively discussion. The congregation members have generously provided all the food and beverage, and they are sensitive to vegetarian, vegan, and other dietary restrictions.

    This year, they have once again invited us and we are connecting the event to the Coming Out discussion group.
     
  • Thursday, October 29
    Gender Variant Caucus (download flyer)
    5:00 - 7:00 pm
     
    The GVC is a confidential, discreet monthly gathering for transgender, intersex, genderqueer, agendered, and other gender variant people in the Bridgewater State College campus community. No agenda, just a safe space for socializing, networking, and support from other gender-variant students.
    Not out? Your anonymity will be preserved and any information brought forth at caucus meetings will remain confidential. The caucus will be held in a different location every month and facilitated by students who respect your needs. Questioning folks and partners of GV students are welcome, but allies are encouraged to attend other Pride Center sponsored events instead.
    Please stop by the Pride Center (RCC 006) or e-mail Kate (kate@msequencedesign.com) for location and details.
    The very first meeting will be on Thursday, October 29th at 5:00 pm. Come and be part of something new and exciting for our community!

     

November 

  • Wednesday, November 4
    Food for Thought (download flyer)
    12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)

    Topic: "Minorities within a Minority"
    Its tough enough to be a minority, but how hard might it be for minorities within a minority? Although not specific to the queer community, this month's topic will examine the myths and facts surrounding BDSM (Bondage, Dominance, Submission, Sadism, Masochism) and polyamory (many loves/non-monogamy) within the queer community. (Note: we will not explore BDSM and polyamory in the straight community). Additionally, we will discuss asexuality, as well as pansexuality and genderqueer (a sexual orientation and gender identity, respectively, that recognize gender outside a binary system).

    Food for Thought is a monthly discussion group about GLBT-related topics. All are welcome. Lunch provided.
     
  • Monday, November 9
    Two-Spirit People     (download flyer)
         2 - 4 pm
    In the Heritage Room, Maxwell Library
    Join us for a viewing and discussion of the film "Two-Spirit People." The film is a documentary that, as quoted from its DVD jacket, "explores the berdache tradition in Native American culture, in which individuals who embody feminine and masculine qualities act as a conduit between the physical and spiritual world, and because of this are placed in positions of power within the community."
    This program, sponsored by U.S. Ethnic Studies and the GLBTA Pride Center, celebrates Native American History Month.
     
  • Thursday, November 12
    Movie Night
    4:30 - 6:30 pm
    (Third Thursday of every month)
    In the GLBTA Pride Center
    Snacks provided
    *NOTE: Due to the International GLBT Dialogue Dinner, Movie Night will be tonight instead of next week.
     
  • Wednesday, November 18
    Coming Out Discussion Group (download flyer)
    6 - 7 pm
    RCC 204 (Campus Center, 3rd floor)
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    Dinner provided
    *NOTE: Due to the Veteran's Day and Thanksgiving holidays, the November Coming Out Discussion Group meetings will be the only November 18

     
  • Thursday, November 19
    Cultural Caucus (download flyer)
    5:00 pm - 6:30 pm
    An open dialogue between international and U.S. citizen students to discuss and learn more about GLBT issues and people around the world. We will examine how sexuality and gender are perceived and expressed in different cultures. This event is co-sponsored by International Student Services
    In RCC 204
    Dinner provided
     

  • Thursday, November 19
    Transgender Awareness Day
     6:45 pm
    Library Lecture Hall
     Film followed by a panel discussion. The GLBTA Pride Center is co-sponsoring this Aware program.

     

 December

  • Wednesday, December 2
    Food for Thought
    A monthly discussion group about GLBT-related topics. All are welcome.

    12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
    In One Park Ave (next to the Pride Center)
    Lunch provided

    Topic:     ''Don't Ask, Don't Tell.'' We will explore the arguments for and against the military's policy to deny openly GLBT people the opportunity to serve their country.

     

  • Thursday, December 3
    Ally Appreciation Day (download allies' stories)
    2:00 - 5:00 pm
    In the Pride Center

    Join us as we celebrate the allies of the GLBT community. Stop by for a few minutes or stay the whole time. Don't forget to pick up literature for and by allies of the GLBT community. We will have cake, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate.


     
  • Thursday, December 3
    Gender Variant Caucus (download flyer)
    5:00 - 7:00 pm
    The GVC is a confidential, discreet monthly gathering for transgender, intersex, genderqueer, agendered, and other gender variant people in the Bridgewater State College campus community. No agenda, just a safe space for socializing, networking, and support from other gender-variant students.
    Not out? Your anonymity will be preserved and any information brought forth at caucus meetings will remain confidential. The caucus will be held in a different location every month and facilitated by students who respect your needs. Questioning folks and partners of GV students are welcome, but allies are encouraged to attend other Pride Center sponsored events instead.
    Please stop by the Pride Center (RCC 006) or e-mail Kate (kate@msequencedesign.com) for location and details.
     
  • Tuesday, December 8
    Getting to Know You Social
    3pm - 5pm
    Library Heritage Room

    This is a get-together for the student, faculty, and staff GLBTA community members so we can get to know one another better. We will have a delicious dessert buffet and fun games and activities to encourage the "Getting to Know You" spirit. Bring yourself, bring a friend, stop by for a little while or stay the whole time. You are more than welcome to bring a dessert if you like, but it's not required. We very much appreciate your taking the time to say hello. If you are interested in attending please R.S.V.P to ddrago@bridgew.edu
     

  • Wednesday, December 9
    Coming Out Discussion Group (download flyer)
    6 - 7 pm (Second Wednesday of every month)
    In 1 Park Ave (next to the Pride Center)
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    Dinner provided
     

  • Thursday, December 10
    Movie Night
         5:00 - 7:00 pm
    In the GLBTA Pride Center
    Snacks provided

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Spring 2009

  • Wednesday, February 4
    Food for Thought
    12 - 1 pm
    This month's guest speaker: Dr. Elizabeth Englander, director of MARC, will discuss anti-glbt bullying.
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)
    A monthly discussion group about GLBT-related topics. All are welcome.
    Lunch provided
     

  • Tuesday, February 10
    Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South
    Performance by Dr. E. Patrick Johnson
    6:30 - 8:30 pm
    Horace Mann
    In collaboration with the Center for Multicultural Affairs
     

  • Wednesday, February 11
    Coming Out Discussion Group
    6 - 7 pm
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    Dinner provided

  • Thursday, February 19
    Dr. Joyce Zonana
    An Egyptian-born Jewish feminist and author of Dream Homes: From Cairo to Katrina, an Exile's Journey, will share her story as the daughter of immigrant Egyptian Jews.  Hers is a compelling quest for roots and belonging among people, foods, and places as far from her Cairo birthplace as Oklahoma and Katrina-stricken New Orleans.
    2:00 - 3:00 pm
    Heritage Room, Maxwell Library
    A light reception will follow.

    Movie Night
    5 - 7 pm (Third Thursday of every month)
    In the GLBTA Pride Center
    Snacks provided
     

  • Wednesday, March 4
    Food for Thought
    12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)
    A monthly discussion group about GLBT-related topics. All are welcome.
    Lunch provided
    This month: Dr. David O'Malley, professor of Social Work, will lead a discussion on the intersection of faith and sexuality.
     
  • Spring Break is March 9 - 13
    The Coming Out Discussion Group will meet the following week

    Wednesday, March 18
    Coming Out Discussion Group
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    6 - 7 pm
    In the Bridgewater Dining Room, RCC 104
    Dinner provided
     
  • Thursday, March 19
    Movie Night
    5 - 7 pm (Third Thursday of every month)
    In the GLBTA Pride Center
    Snacks provided
     
  • Wednesday, April 1
    Food for Thought
    12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)
    A monthly discussion group about GLBT-related topics. All are welcome.
    Lunch provided
    This month: Dr. Dina Perrone, professor of Criminal Justice, will lead a discussion on drug use in the GLBT community.
     
  • Wednesday, April 8
     Coming Out Discussion Group
    6 - 7 pm
    In 1 Park Ave of the Campus Center (next to the Pride Center)
    A monthly discussion group for students thinking about coming out, those who are coming out, and people who wish to support them.
    Dinner provided
     
  • Monday, April 13
     Day of Silence Informational Table
    10am - 12pm
    Campus Center foyer
     
  • Tuesday, April 14
     Day of Silence Informational Table
    12pm - 2pm
    Bear's Den
     
  • Tuesday, April 14
     Day of Silence Informational Meeting
    Get your materials needed to take a vow of silence for one day.
    Crimson and White (RCC 209)
    3:30 - 4:30 pm
     
  • Wednesday, April 15
    Rainbow Luncheon
    11am - 1 pm
    In Dunn, Rooms A and B
    Brunch provided
    Guest Speaker: E. Denise Simmons, Mayor of Cambridge, the country's first black openly lesbian mayor.
    Details at www.bridgew.edu/GLBTA/rainbow09.cfm
    Co-sponsored by the Political Science Department, the History Department, and the Center for Multicultural Affairs
     
  • Wednesday, April 15
     Day of Silence Informational Table
    3pm - 5pm
    Campus Center foyer
     
  • Thursday, April 16
    Movie Night
    5 - 7 pm (Third Thursday of every month)
    In the GLBTA Pride Center
    Snacks provided
     
  • Friday, April 17
     Day of Silence
    Take a vow of silence for one day to raise awareness of how anti-gay violence silences GLBT people.
    We will have more information throughout the week. Look for our information tables in the Campus Center foyer on these dates:
    Monday, April 13 from 10am - 12pm
    Tuesday, April 14     from 12pm - 2pm
    Wednesday, April 15     from 3pm - 5pm
    An informational meeting will be held in Crimson and White (RCC 209) from 3:30 - 4:30 on Tuesday, April 14th.

     
  • Thursday, April 23
    Webinar: Implementing Trans-Inclusive Policies
    3 - 4:30pm
    Moakley Auditorium
    Learn about the needs of transgender students and best practices for meeting those needs.
    Co-sponsored with the Office of Institutional Diversity and the Office of Student Affairs
     

  • Monday, May 4
    Ally Appreciation Day
    2 - 4 pm
    In the Heritage Room, Maxwell Library
    Stay the whole time or join us for a few minutes as we enjoy cake and light refreshments and celebrate our allies!
     

  • Wednesday, May 6
    Food for Thought
    12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
    In One Park Ave (next to the Pride Center)
    Lunch provided
    This month: Ann Doyle, Outreach Services, will lead a discussion on what makes a relationship healthy.

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Fall 2008

Wednesday, September 10
Coming Out Discussion Group
6 - 7 pm
In the GLBTA Pride Center
A monthly discussion group for those thinking about coming out, those experiencing difficulty with coming out, and those who wish to support them.
Food and drinks provided
 

Monday, September 15
GLBTea Party
2 - 4 pm (Drop in and stay as long as you like)
In the GLBTA Pride Center
Join us for pastries and tea at our second annual Welcome Back Tea party! All are invited regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Faculty and staff are especially invited to have this chance to meet our new and returning students.
 

Thursday, September 18
Movie Night
5 - 7 pm (Third Thursday of every month)
In the GLBTA Pride Center


Monday, September 29
Safe Zone Training
2 - 4:30 pm
Location: TBA
Become an officially recognized BSC Ally. Please call 508-531-1408 to register.
 

Wednesday, October 1
Food for Thought
12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
In One Park Ave (next to the Pride Center)
Topic: The murder of Lawrence King

Wednesday, October 8
Coming Out Discussion Group
6 - 7 pm
In the GLBTA Pride Center
Food and drinks provided

Tuesday, October 14
Invited Guest Dr. John Corvino from Wayne University, Indiana
2:00 - 3:30 pm
Moakley 100
Dr. Corvino will present "What's Morally Wrong with Homosexuality?" Find out Dr. Corvino's controversial and engaging answers to this question. Classes welcome.
Light snacks provided

Thursday, October 16
Movie Night
5 - 7 pm (Third Thursday of every month)
In the GLBTA Pride Center
Snacks provided
 

Wednesday, November 5
Food for Thought
12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
In One Park Ave (next to the Pride Center)


Wednesday, November 12
 Coming Out Discussion Group
6 - 7 pm
In the GLBTA Pride Center
Food and drinks provided


Thursday, November 13
 Potluck Dinner and Discussion
5:30 - 7 pm
First Parish Church, Bridgewater. Meet at the GLBTA Pride Center at 5:25pm and we will walk to the church together.
Potluck dinner provided by the First Parish Church - students should not bring a dish
Following dinner we will discuss the progress and successes of the GLBT movement throughout history.

November 17 - 21 is Transgender Awareness Week

Petition and Prizes
Visit Aware's and the Pride Center's table to sign a petition to include Universal Restrooms in all new campus buildings and building renovations, and to learn interesting facts about transgenderism. Win a prize if you answer questions correctly on the Question Wheel.
From 10 am - 2 pm in the RCC Lower Foyer

Tshirts for Transgender Awareness
Monday (11/17) Aware will decorate tshirts for transgender awareness. 
One Park Ave in the RCC from 5 pm to 8 pm

Game Night
Wednesday(11/19) will be game night.
One Park Ave in the RCC

Transgender Panel Discussion
Thursday, November 20
6:30 - 8:30pm
Moakley 100 Auditorium
Please attend this AWARE program to support our GLBT students and learn about the lives of transsexual students. Panelists include a physician who is an expert on transsexuality as well as 3 transsexual students. Find out why it is important that BSC offers universal restrooms in all of its buildings, among other necessary considerations.

Wednesday, December 3
Food for Thought
12 - 1 pm (First Wednesday of every month)
In One Park Ave (next to the Pride Center)
Lunch provided


Tuesday, December 9
Arts & Snacks
1:30 - 3:30 pm
1 Park Ave
Get your creative juices flowing for our annual Arts & Snacks program. Enjoy fun food, music, and friends while making unique arts and crafts projects. Give your masterpieces to your friends for the holidays or make something special for yourself.
Food and drinks provided
Arts and crafts supplies provided


Wednesday, December 10
Coming Out Discussion Group
6 - 7 pm
In the GLBTA Pride Center
Food and drinks provided
 

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Spring 2008

The Art of Professional Networking
Thursday, February 28
5 - 7pm
Heritage Room, Maxwell Library
GLBTA BSC alumni, faculty, and staff joined forces while learning the valuable professional skill of networking. You've heard the saying, "It's not what you know but who you know."
Event co-sponsored by Career Services and BSC Pride
Rainbow Luncheon
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Theme was children of same-gender parents and was co-sponsored by the School of Education and Allied Health

Aware's 7th Annual Drag Show
Friday, April 25
8 pm
In the Demo Room/Small Ballroom of the Campus Center

Day of Silence
Friday, April 25
We staffed an informational table in in the lower lobby of the Campus Center
Buttons, stickers, pins, and DOS cards were given away
Co-sponsored with Aware

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Fall 2007

GLBTea Party
 Wednesday, September 19, 2007
2 - 4:00 pm
A welcome back party where we enjoyed cookies and tea while meeting new and old GLBTA friends
In the GLBTA Pride Center
This was so much fun, we decided to do it every year!

October Celebration of GLBT History Month
Deliver Us....
A GLBT Banned Books Brown Bag Lunch Discussion
 Tuesday, October 2
12 - 1 pm
Heritage Room, Maxwell Library
Pam Hayes-Bohanan of Maxwell Library gave a presentation on GLBT-themed banned books 
Brown bag lunch with catered desserts.

John Amaechi, Retired Pro NBA star who recently came out of the closet, and spokesperson for the Human Rights Campaign (read more)
Wednesday, October 10
4:30 - 5:15pm
Small-group discussion with Mr. Amaechi for BSC students only to meet an NBA star and discuss a myriad of topics.
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Mr. Amaechi gave an inspirational talk about remaining true to oneself while achieving one's dreams.
Horace Mann Auditorium
Open to entire BSC community as well as to the public.
Following his keynote, Mr. Amaechi signed copies of his best-selling book, Man in the Middle. Copies were available for purchase at the event.

Blue Jean's Day: Got Jeans?
National Coming Out Day
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Many in the BSC community showed their support for GLBT equality by wearing blue jeans that day.

Webinar: The Lives of Transgender People Today
 This informative webinar examined the results of a national survey about the lives of transgender people.
October 16
3:30 - 5:00 pm
Moakley Auditorium

Potluck dinner at UU church
Thursday, October 18
6 - 8 pm
We enjoyed a potluck dinner at 6pm with our UU church neighbors followed by a circle discussion at 7pm where we shared our coming out stories.

Arts & Snacks
 Tuesday, October 23, 2007

GLBT Alumni and Friends Homecoming Reception
Saturday, October 27
3 - 5 pm
In the Davis Alumni Center living room
Alumni connected with old friends and met new GLBT alumni and allies over a catered dinner. They learned about the new GLBTA Pride Center and met its coordinator. Sponsored by GLBT Pride, BSC's first official GLBT and ally alumni association.

For the Bible Tells Me So
Wednesday, November 28
7 pm
Moakley Auditorium (Moakley 100)

World AIDS Day
We marched from Burnell School Parking Lot to Horace Mann Auditorium
December 17
12:1 - 1:30 pm
AIDS Memorial Quilt on display in the RCC from 9am - 8 pm

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Spring 2007

Grand Opening
January 29, 2007
2:00 - 5:00 pm
GLBTA Pride Center

Marriage Equality
A Commuters Can Week discussion about marriage equality in Massachusetts.
February 12, 2007
12:00 pm - 1:00pm
The GLBTA Pride Center, RCC 009a
Lunch provided by Commuter Services
Learn more marriage equality

Racism and Homophobia Webinar
February 13, 2007
Moakley 100

Tough Love
February 14, 2007 Rescheduled due to inclement weather
March 7, 2007
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Scott Hall
An interactive exploration into ways that same-sex couples do not have the same opportunities as opposite-sex couples to express and celebrate their love. We learned about a myriad of social privileges denied to GLBT people--ranging from what is "ok" to discuss about their lives to adopting children.

MARC Conference
Co-sponsored by the Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center and the GLBTA Pride Center
Bullying and Harassment of Gay and Lesbian Students
US Representative Barney Frank apoke at this event
March 12, 2007
www.bridgew.edu/MARC/

Rainbow Luncheon
April 10, 2007
11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Council Chambers, RCC 201
This year's theme is Out at Work: GLBT Leaders

Sabrina Matthews, Comedian
The GLBTA Pride Center was a co-sponsor of this AWARE event
April 12, 2007
Thursday, April 12 at 8:00pm
Horace Mann Auditorium

Can I Kiss You? by Mike Domitrz
A program about dating, communication, respect, intimacy and fun.
The GLBTA Pride Center was a co-sponsor of this Residence Hall Association event
Thursday, April 19 at 7:30 pm
Heritage room in Library

Women's and Gender Studies Program Event
Bettina Aptheker, Anthropologist and Chair of the Feminist Studies Program at UC Santa Cruz, spoke about her moving memoir, INTIMATE POLITICS: How I Grew Up Red, Fought For Free Speech, and Became a Feminist Rebel. Aptheker's story is one of abuse, violence, activism. 
Co-sponsored by the GLBTA Pride Center, The Office of Affirmative Action, The Psychology Department, The Social Work Department, and The Anthropology Department. 
April 26, 2007
11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
Library Lecture Hall
http://library.ucsc.edu/reg-hist/oir.exhibit/bettina_aptheker.html
 

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