About me:
Lambert House is a center for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning youth and their allies that encourages empowerment through the development of leadership, social and life skills! Check out our blogs, as well as our main site:
Who I'd like to meet:
Every Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, and Queer youth, and Straight Allies between the ages of 14 and 22!! (Potential Volunteers always welcome!)
Safe Schools Coalition presents Oscar Winner Debra Chasnoff's
It’s STILL Elementary Talking About Gay Issues In School
SUNDAY, MARCH 9th at 2:00PM Broadway Performance Hall Capitol Hill, Seattle
The follow up documentary from It’s Elementary, released a decade ago, which will also be featured along with a panel discussion with the director Debra Chasnoff and subjects from the film, including SSC CoChairs Beth Reis and Frieda Takamura, facilitated by Aleksa Manila.
With the recent unfortunate murder of 14-year old California student LAWRENCE KING by a fellow student – it reminds us of the harsh reality of the school system with our youth & adults – students and teachers alike who face discrimination. We quickly dismiss the impact of bullying at school… not realizing its long term effects or immediate effects that threaten the innocent lives of our LGBTQ brothers & sisters, both young and old. Not to mention, the recent hate speeches Ken Hutcherson made at Mt. Si High School.
I personally encourage you to volunteer and participate at the premiere. For volunteer opportunities, please contact BETH REIS, directly at beth.reis@kingcounty.org
Come help educate the SPD on Trans/Genderqueer youth issues EARN MONEY AND EDUCATE THE POLICE!!!
Do you have opinions on how Trans/Genderqueer Folks are treated by the Police? Do you want to know how you can help educate local law enforcement to better deal with Gender variant encounters?
Come have discussions with the Seattle Police Department East Precinct Officers over issues and relationships between Transgender & Genderqueer Youth, the Police, and L.G.B. Allies.
There will be Free Food and you will earn $25 for your time!
This is open to GLBTQ youth, Ages 16-22
Thursday, December 13, 2007 4:30pm-7:30pm @Seattle Central Community College Room# 1110
Space is limited so Please RSVP with Donny Gerke (206) 957-1725
Be sure to stop by MPowerment TODAY for FREE Rapid HIV Testing...It is quick, simple, and painless (no blood or needles!) - plus it is a really cool thing to do!
Here are the details:
WHO: LGBTQ Youth ages 16-22
WHAT: FREE Rapid HIV Testing - Know your status in 20 minutes!!
WHERE: MPowerment - 1017B East Union - Capitol Hill above the Lifelong Thrift Store
WHEN: TODAY!!! November 30th: 1-5PM
Remember, December 1st is World AIDS Day....Come and get tested!
Space is limited and there will be $10 Gift cards and bus tickets for you, so be sure to get here early!!
Hope to see you Friday or Saturday - tell your friends and email us back with any questions.
9th Annual Transgender Day of Rememberance Seattle Observance
November 20, 5pm-9pm Johnson Hall, University of Washington (just east of NE 40th st and 15th Ave NE)
SCHEDULE: 5-7pm "Homotopia" in Johnson 102 - A presentation on anti-violence and gender 7-8pm Rememberance Observance - A candlelight vigil remembering those who have died in the past year, and through our lives 8-9pm Reception - a transgendered resource fair in the foyer to Johnson Hall 102
Parking is available for $5 in Parking Garage under Meany Hall across from Johnson Hall
Buses 43 from Downtown & 48 from Capitol Hill get you there
Sponsored by:
Ingersol gender center Pacific Gender Support LGBT Community Center Q Center Ravenna United Methodost Church
This Monday, July 30th, at 7pm join MPowerment for Meet MP!
Ever wonder what MPowerment is all about? Well, this is your chance to figure it out.
Hang out. Meet other young gay/bi/queer guys. Learn about MPowerment. And even talk about sex.
We’ll have FREE FOOD and BEVERAGES. All you have to do is show up. Bring as many friends as you'd like.
Here are the basics again:
What: Meet MP!
When: THIS Monday, July 30th, at 7pm.
Where: The MPowerment Space – basement of Lifelong Thrift store, entrance in the alley between E. Union Street and East Seneca. Free Parking available.
Who: YOU! (Gay, bi, queer guys ages 16-22)
Call 206-957-1725 or email donnyg@llaa.org for questions or directions.
To learn more about us, visit our myspace page: www.myspace.com/mpowermentproject
