Join us Fri 4/16 for GM: Being Queer, A Place in Religion and Spirituality Part II
April 6, 2010
At our last general meeting, our panel of speakers discussed their experiences with regards to sexuality and faith. This time we’d love to open up the conversation to include some things that were brought up by you, the community. From the feedback evaluation forms, two questions were particularly prominent:
1) What struggles do we face within ourselves and our communities as we attempt to reconcile our faith and sexuality?
2)How can we engage in progressive and positive discourse on this and related issues with those outside of our community?
Join us as we explore these questions and more in a open discussion format at the next general meeting. Bring your stories, bring your questions, bring your ideas, and bring your opinions to share and help each other develop better understanding of our relationships to religion and spirituality….as well as the relationships religion and spirituality have with us, the LGBTQ people of the world.
WHO: You and Q-Wave!
WHAT: General Meeting: Being Queer, A Place in Religion and Spirituality
WHEN: April 16th, 2010/ 7 pm to 9 pm + social and lively dinner afterwards!
WHERE: CUNY Graduate Center/ 365 5th Ave between 34th and 35th Street/ Room C205
PLEASE, PLEASE try your best to be ON TIME!
** As usual, snacks and refreshments will be provided!
DIRECTIONS: (via subway): – B, D, F, V, N, R, Q, W to 34th Street/Broadway – 6 to 33rd Street/Park Avenue and walk 2 blocks west – 1, 2, 3, 9 to 34th Street/7th Avenue (Madison Square Garden) and walk 2-3 blocks east – A, C, E to 34th Street/8th Avenue and walk 3-4 blocks east
** Q-Wave is a safe space dedicated to lesbian and bi-sexual women, transfolks and gender-nonconformists of Asian and Pacific Islander descent; our Yahoo group, General Meetings and Coffee Hours are open to this particular community. Q-Wave welcomes all supporters, friends and families to join our other social events (ie BBQs, picnics, winter parties, film screenings, etc). Please respect our space and confidentiality. Thank you very much.*
