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UPCOMING EVENTS/WORKSHOPS/GROUPS/RETREATS/ACTIVITIES:

• November is Transgender Awareness Month brought to you by the Utah
  Pride Center and Transgender Education Advocates of Utah (TEA). Look
  here for information on the many educational and social opportunities.

• What Would Harvey Do?" Friday, Nov 21st - Salt Lake Library Auditorium - 5-6pm. KRCL's RadioActive and the Salt Lake City Film Center invite you to an open forum: What Would Harvey Do? Gay Rights Activist. Politician. Fighter and Hero. The life of Harvey Milk changed history. In 1977, Harvey Milk was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, becoming the first openly gay man to be voted into major public office in America. Harvey's life hits the big screen in the new movie Milk, starring Sean Penn and directed by Gus Van Sant. Troy Williams will speak with screenwriter Dustin Lance Black about the legendary activist. The event is free and open to the public. Join us for a conversation on gay history, Harvey Milk and the current battle for gay and lesbian civil liberties. In the light of Prop 8 and other anti-gay legislation, "What Would Harvey Do?"

• 15th Annual Diversity Awards Ceremony: If you are available to attend, please do. Our Diversity awards are extremely prestigious, and receiving one of them is a gigantic deal. The fact that Dr. Kinkead will be honored is timely and worth recognizing! The 15th Annual Diversity Awards ceremony will be Friday, Nov. 21, at 3:20 p.m. in the Taggart Student Center Sunburst Lounge at Utah State University. This presentation will be in conjunction with Diversity Week activities sponsored by the Associated Students of Utah State University. Activities on this day include a Cultural Showcase prior to the presentation and Mr. and Ms. International competition and a dance that evening. Joyce Kinkead is recognized in the category of administrator. She is an associate vice president for research and professor of English. Selected accomplishments include: She personally worked to provide funding for the Utah State Allies on Campus program and championed the establishment of the GLBTA (Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual, Transgender and Allies) Service Center.

• "Make It Light" on Friday, Nov 21 from 7:30 to 9pm. "A Musical Journey of Vision and Love": An inspirational and transformative and fun evening. Host: Rev. Elizabeth O'Day, The Center For Spiritual Living, 870 E. North Union Ave. (7145 So), www.spirituallyfree.org. To see more details and RSVP, follow the link below: http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=93290475454.

• 3rd Friday Bingo -Come Play and have some FUN!! ELECTRIC BOOGALOO Getting down with your bingo self. Host: Planned Parenthood Action Council, Friday, November 21, 6:30pm - 9:00pm. Location: First Baptist Church (Keck Social Hall) 777 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City, Yo yo all! PPAC is throwing down a mad fundraiser with Ruby Ridge and Friends. Give them a call if you have any questions: 801-328-8939, ppac@ppau.org.

• 19th Interfaith Community Thanksgiving Service: Sunday, November 23, Masonic Temple (650 East South Temple), 6:30 pm Service / 8:30 pm Social Hour. Please bring nonperishable food items as a donation for the Crossroads Urban Center’s food banks. For nineteen years the Inclusion Center (formerly NCCJ) has been working with faith groups across Utah to provide this service. Hosted by a different faith group each year, the gathering provides a place for meaningful exchanges in celebration of Thanksgiving’s spirit of Unity, Gratitude, and Charity. Featured Speaker: Yolanda Francisco-Nez, Salt Lake City’s Coordinator of The Office of Diversity & Human Rights. For further information,  contact us at kzamora@inclusioncenter.org or (801)832-3260. Click here for the flier.

• Utah Valley University 5K TURKEY TROT: A fund raiser for the Utah AIDS Foundation! Monday Nov. 24th, Registration is from 3-3:30pm. Walkers start at 3:45pm and Runners at 4:00pm Location: UVU campus in Orem, Utah. $10 entry donation fee. $15 Day of race . All proceeds go to the Utah AIDS Foundation. Can't race? Make a donation towards the AIDS Fight at Campus Connection! (801)-863-8797 or by visiting www.utahaids.org. Sign up through the UVU Intramurals office 801-863-6163 | Room: SC 108h
  

• Trained in the Ways of Men, Tuesday Nov 25th, 6:30 pm at the Downtown Library Auditorium. An important and emotional documentary about the life and death of Gwen Araujo - a transgender teen - and the subsequent trials of her killers. This film follows the real life drama of the case that attracted famous attorneys, spawned a made for TV movie, compelled almost 1000 people to attend Gwen Araujo's memorial service and thousands more to march in the streets demanding justice. As we uncover more about Gwen, the film also explores the provocative complexities of gender identity - what does it mean to be a man or a woman? How do we react when our expectations are violated? Panel discussion to follow featuring Sean Milton, Candice Metzler, Rep. Christine Johnson, Terry Kogan, Professor of Law University of Utah , and Leann Jones, LCSW.

• Healing the Great Divide: Every fourth Wed of the month, between 8 am and 10 am, individuals meet for the purpose of processing, dialoguing, and seeking how to resolve the conflicts and discrimination inherent in our Utah culture. This group process is sponsored by the Utah Psychological Association and all are welcome. It was originally developed to resolve issues between LDS and non-LDS individuals but has extended to all areas of conflict for those who desire a place to talk openly about their concerns and needs, hear from "the other side," and discover new ways to connect. Place: 989 East 900 South, SLC. Click here for more information.

• Red Party: This December 4, Hotel Monaco (15 W 200 S) and the Utah AIDS Foundation will hold the fourth annual Red Party at the hotel to raise money for UAF’s programs and services and commemorate World AIDS Day. This year’s bash, dubbed “Passion Party,” will feature “passion” themed drinks and food, interpretive dancers, an auction, prize giveaways and prizes for the best dressed people—who come wearing red, of course. Due to the party’s popularity, it will be moved upstairs this year. RSVPs are necessary.5:00—8:00 p.m, cost: $25 suggested donation. RSVP: Nathan Measom at (801) 486-2323 or Nathan.measom@utahaids.org.

• The Rape Crisis Center is offering support groups for male and female survivors of sexual abuse/assault. The Women's Group meets Wednesdays, and see the flyer for more information. The Men's Group meets Thursdays and begins Dec 4. See flyer, and call the RRC 467-7282 for more info.

• Masculinity, Femininity and all the Spaces in between: Understanding gender and gender roles and how they affect your life. Masculine, Feminine, Butch, Femme, Queen, Fairy, Bear. What are the ingredients in this blender of gender? What makes a "true" man or woman? Who decides? What if our gender isn’t congruent with our genitals? We are all affected by the gender we portray, some of us more than others. This workshop will focus on exploring our gender, how it helps and hurts us, how society affects all this, and how we can learn to love the complexity of ourselves. These workshops take place Thursday nights from 7-8:30 at the Utah Pride Center, and the second module runs Dec. 4th, 11th, 18th. A three-week commitment is required, as each workshop is divided into two three-week modules. Cost is $15 for the three-week module, and is fully donated to the Utah Pride Center. Workshops are open to all sexual orientations and gender identities. For more information about the workshop or to register, call Jordan Rullo at 330-1103 or email her at jordan.rullo@psych.utah.edu. Click here for a list of all upcoming workshops.

• GLBT Conflict Dialogues: First Thursday of the month, 6:30 to 7:30 pm, free. Each month will focus on a different conflict topic with time for socializing with light snacks before and after. Although RSVP is not required to attend, please call/email to ensure enough seats and snacks. Contact Kathy at 801-230-8437 or kathy@kathyelton.com, 120 East 4800 South, Suite 200. www.kathyelton.com. Dec 4: Inner conflict, Jan 8: Conflict as an opportunity for growth.

• Neighborhood Potluck Socials. 1st Sunday of every month. 1:00 pm (various locations). Do you ever wonder where all the GLBTQ people are in your neighborhood? Would you like to meet and socialize with your GLBTQ neighbors? Neighborhood Potluck Socials are held in twelve different communities across the Wasatch Front. To find the location of the Potluck in your area, visit here.

• Tis the season to be happy, jolly and gay! What better way to celebrate the holiday season than to give the gift of health? The Utah Pride Center is partnering with the Planned Parenthood Association of Utah to sell Safer Sex Stocking Stuffers! These festive bundles will be filled with condoms, lube, and free HIV testing coupons to ensure a safe and sexy winter for all. They will be sold at Café Marmalade, the University of Utah, Westminster College, as well as the Salt Lake Planned Parenthood Clinic. Bags will be for sale Monday, November 24th through Monday, December 22nd. All proceeds will go to the People with AIDS Coalition of Utah, an organization dedicated to enabling a higher quality of life for all people living with HIV/AIDS in Utah. Also, the Salt Lake and West Valley Planned Parenthood Clinics are collecting non perishable food donations! All donated items will be given to Crossroads Urban Community Center, a multipurpose nonprofit, grassroots organization. Crossroads helps organize low income, disabled, and minority Utahns to be advocates on their own behalf in addressing essential issues affecting the quality of their lives.

• Sharing the Journey: Lesbian/Bisexual/Queer/Questioning Women's Discussion Group. Come join us and expand your consciousness and your social network. This group offers a safe place to dialogue with other women about your experiences that may include living on the margins and in the closet. Topics may include relationship beginnings and endings, coming out to self and others, starting families and parenting, social networking, community events, creating and participating in healthy lesbian /bisexual/queer culture. Pre-registration required. Please call to set up an interview and to inquire about days and time. If interested, please call Esther Israel or Donna Hawxhurst at the at the Women's Resource Center on the University of Utah campus for an initial phone interview. The group meets on Thursdays from 5:30 – 7:00 pm. and is open to women both on and off campus (801) 581-8030.

• Utahns for Marriage Equality: Calling all love warriors for a second tour of duty. Many are struggling looking for a positive avenue to express a hopeful message that marriage equality is for everyone. A group is available called Marriage Equality USA (http://www.marriageequality.org/ and on Facebook at http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6331934338). They are a grassroots outreach organization active in promoting marriage equality. However, they do not have a Utah chapter. Contact the Utah Pride Center for more information about a group forming here.

• In celebration of and in collaboration with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Utah, in honor of their 50 years of advocacy in defending civil liberties, the Salt Lake Art Center has organized "Liberties Under Fire." This exhibition features artwork by five artists who depict or suggest pivotal civil liberties issues identified by the ACLU of Utah. Click here for schedule of events.

• The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Utah Artists’ Project Is announcing our 2008 Holiday Boutique! The Artists’ Project will be accepting submissions of ART and CRAFTS on 11/24 (Monday), 11/25 (Tuesday), and 12/1 (Monday) at the NAMI Utah office located at 450 South 900 East, Suite 160, in Salt Lake City from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm! The Boutique will be held on Saturday, 12/6 and Sunday, 12/7 from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm at The Pioneer Craft House located at 3271 S 500 E in Salt Lake City, complete with carolers and other music, food and drink, and more holiday festivities for all! We are looking for unique, handmade, creative art in all forms to sell as gifts for others to give this holiday season – all must be created by mental health consumers. We are looking for submissions of all ART: paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture, pottery, stained glass. Simple frames or gallery wrapped art that can be hung is desired for two dimensional art, but not required. We are also looking for all CRAFTS: knitting, crocheting, tatting, quilting, jewelry, ceramics, beaded and woven items. Ideas of items to create: holiday cards, ornaments, scarves, hats, mittens, coin purses, barrettes and hair accessories, bookmarks, jewelry for women/men/children, lanyards, dishes such as mugs and plates, wind chimes, candles, creative office supplies such as business card holders and paperweights, and all other hand made creations that would make for great gifts! Questions? Contact liz at 801-323-9900 or liz@namiut.org for more information. Click here for submission form. Join us for this fun event! www.namiut.org.
  

• VILLAGE HOUSE PARTY: Monthly events information available at www.queervillage.blogspot.com or click here for updated information.

  • GAY MOVIE NIGHT, 2nd Monday of every month at Tower Theater at 7 pm.
  • CORE GROUP, Wednesdays @ 6, SL Roasting Co. Upper Level (320 E 400 S). We are the guys who plan Village events and do outreach at the clubs. Wanna make a difference in our gay community? This is your chance!
    COFFEE TALK, Wednesdays @ 7, SL Roasting Co. Upper Level (320 E 400 S) Guys, Games, and Good Conversation. Oh yeah, and coffee.
    HATHA YOGA, Sundays @ 3:30, Downtown Library-Lower Level, Free. Learn the basics of Power Yoga as well as the skills you need to practice Yoga at home. A great workout and chance to center yourself.

  
  

• Gay Bingo: Second and Third Fridays: Both events offer a lot of fun and community support.

• Second Friday Bingo: A fundraiser program of the Utah Pride Center and the Utah Cyber Sluts, at 7 pm held at the Columbus Center at 2440 South 500 East in South Salt Lake City. Park in the rear and enter through the north doors.
  
• Third Friday Bingo: A fundraiser program with Ruby Ridge and Friends at 7 pm at First Baptist Church (777 South 1300 East). Doors opening at 6:15
  p.m. The first bingo card is $5! To see more details and RSVP, follow the link below: http://www.facebook.com/n/?event.php&eid=63895980715.

• Queer Utah Aquatics Club (QUAC) invites you to join their team. All swimmers of any skill level, even individuals who would like to learn, are welcome. Join the one-hour workouts directed by skilled coaches every Tuesday and Thursday @ 7pm and Sunday @ 11am at Fairmont Aquatic Center (1044 E 2225 S). QUAC Water Polo practices Sundays @ Noon after swimming. Participation is free, except payment for the pool entrance. More information at quacquac.org.

• Queer Read: A new book club hosted by Sam Weller's Bookstore (54 South Main St) in Salt Lake City featuring Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender literature. http://samwellersbookstore.blogspot.com. For more information contact: Adam Streeter at Sam Weller's Bookstore 801-328-2586 or books@samwellers.com. Next book reading is December 17 and the book is Mississippi Sissy.

• Temple Squares to host "New Dancer Hoedown, at the Columbus Community Center located at 2531 South 400 East in the City of South Salt Lake, from 7 to 9pm. The "New Dancer Hoedown" is Temple Squares' chance to introduce potential dancers to the fun of Modern Western Square Dancing. Dancing with Temple Squares is nothing like the square dancing most people remember from grade school! With Temple Squares it is upbeat and energetic. Square dancing is fun for all ages and is a great alternative to the bars for the gay community. It is a highly social activity, one of the few where gay men, lesbians, straight people, and all the other groups that are part of the GLBT community all join hands (literally) to dance. Temple Squares is a gay and lesbian Modern Western Square Dance (MWSD) club open to everyone. They sponsor classes and dances for the MWSD Mainstream through Plus programs and are a new addition to Utah's gay community. For additional information, contact: Temple Squares at slcsquaredancing@gmail.com.

• New group: Sharing the Journey: Lesbian/Bisexual/Queer/Questioning
  women's discussion group at the Women's Resource Center, University of Utah. Come join us and expand your consciousness and your social network. This group offers a safe place to dialogue with other women about your experiences that may include living on the margins and in the closet. Topics may include relationship beginnings and endings, coming out to self and others, starting families and parenting, social networking, community events, creating and participating in healthy Lesbian /bisexual/queer culture. Pre-registration required. Please call to set up an interview and to inquire about days and time. If interested, please call Esther for an initial phone interview. (801) 581-8030.

• A new LGBTQ/Straight Bowling League is forming, Sundays 6 pm at the Karen Pullman's Bowling Center (7984 South 1300 East, Sandy, 801-233-1101).

• New Group: St. George Community Counseling is offering a Gay Men's Support Group: Tuesdays at 7pm; email or call if you plan to attend or have questions: Kraig and Chris, Licensed Clinical Social Workers. Community Counseling Center of Southern Utah, 168 N. 100 E. Suite 204, St. George, 435.685.4142. ccofsout@msn.com.

• Parenting Group for parents who may be struggling with their children. We use the child parent relationship training. It is filial therapy. We teach parents to become therapeutic agents and focus on their children and their relationship with them. It is ten dollars per group session and it is about ten sessions. For more information, contact Phuong Le (801-450-7658).

• Professional GLBT Salsa Lessons: For the first time in Utah, a professional dance studio will be offering a salsa class specifically for the GLBT Community. Learn to lead or follow, bring a partner or come solo – this is your chance to for all you fabulous queers to get your groove on! No previous experience necessary. DF Latin Dance Studio; 346 S 500 E Suite 200 C, SLC. Price: $40 for four classes. Price also includes 1 Salsa CD! Drop ins: $12 per person, per class. Register: Online www.salsainutah.com or call Maria at 801-557-3648. Minimum of ten people required for class to take place. After completing beginner salsa, further GLBT salsa courses will be offered so that you can build on the basics you will learn in this course. What you can expect to learn: Beginner salsa patterns, footwork, body movement, and musicality. You won’t be hindered by classes that teach according to traditional gender roles - you have the choice between learning to lead or follow.

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• The Rape Recovery Center has informational Brown Bags every 3rd Thursday of the month from 12-1pm. The Brown Bags are open to everyone the community, including other agencies, and are an excellent way to learn and get to know concerned others in our community.

• Pride Meditation: This group shares an interest in *Vipassana *(Insight) Meditation, and will meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 7:30 to 9 pm in the Multi-Purpose Room at the Utah Pride Center (361 North 300 West, Salt Lake City). Please bring a meditation cushion (or other dense pillow); wear loose fitting clothes; and, consider offering a small donation toward space rental. EVERYONE is welcome to attend, regardless of experience level. (A group facilitator can provide basic pointers.) For group information, announcements, and discussion: http://groups.google.com/group/pride-meditation.
  

• Take Pride In Losing: Ready to look hot and feel great? Win while losing weight, $200 to the biggest loser, $100 for the losing team presented at Pride in June. The amazing challenge started on March 26 but check-in to see about still participating. Only $10 to register for this amazing program where you will be motivated to create a losing plan for yourself and your team. There will be bi-monthly weigh in’s, motivational check-ins and access to a yahoo group where you can help inspire each other. Cool prizes will be given for weekly losers. Come on out to join the program, or just to cheer on a loved one: healthy snacks will be shared. Contact Daphne for more information:
  http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/Takeprideinlosing.

• Come Volunteer with HRC in Utah! Thank You for Your Support. We have accomplished a lot this year locally and nationally. This year we increased our membership numbers, contributions, and participation in our fight for Equality. We are sending a strong message to our elected representatives that we demand equal protection under the law. Our efforts paid off this summer as Congress passed the Matthew Shepard Act expanding the Hate Crimes laws to protect gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people. HRC worked with the House of Representatives to pass ENDA (Employment Non-Discrimination Act) which provides workplace protection for gay, lesbian, and bisexual people. This was a historic vote for our movement and HRC is committed to begin an educational campaign to provide the same protections for the Transgender community. Locally, the Utah steering committee hosted an extremely successful Gala Dinner in Orem and organized a number of community events including: Facing East, L-Word season premier, Democratic Presidential debate at Club-TriAngles, & screening of the film For the Bible tells Me So. We need your help to keep our momentum going! We are asking for your participation in one or more events listed below. Please email Angela, Utah's Volunteer Coordinator, at hrcutahvolunteers@gmail.com for more information. All of these events need people for planning, day-of coordination, recruiting, fundraising, promoting and having a good time: Cycling fund raiser/race in September or October, & Election work for the 2008 Presidential Campaign.

• Alliance of Gays and Straights for Civil Justice, every Friday 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm. A group for anyone interested in social and civil justice, including the fight against racism, sexism, homophobia, heterosexism, transphobia, and any other form of social injustice. If you feel there is a topic or issue in any community that needs to be addressed this is the place to have an open dialogue about it and to take planned logical action. Utah Pride Center - Middle Meeting Room.

• Wise Fitness: Come join WISE FITNESS® A GBLT Focused Program offering: Cardio Sport KICKBOXING, Slow Stretch YOGA and Traditional KARATE (Forms & Sparring) *Previous Experience Honored. All Classes taught by Master Sabina Wise 6th Degree (Dan) Black Belt. Every Friday Night in the Multi-purpose Room, starting 6-9pm; less than $5.00 per class paid Monthly (Auto Pay or Coupon Book), $10.00 per Class Drop-in Fee. First Class FREE!! Questions? Call Sabina @ 801-232-1728.

• Salt Lake Community College LGBTQ group, called Coloring Outside the Lines, is offering weekly "socio-educational" meetings for college-age students. If this interests you, contact the club's president at coloring.outside.lines@gmail.com for more information and to be included on their email list.

• Partners of Transgender Adult Group. This group is for all adults 18 years and older who are in a relationship with an individual who identifies as transgender or gender variant to discuss their relationship and any surrounding issues in a safe supportive environment. This group meets on the 2nd and 4th Mondays from 6:30-8:00 and will be facilitated by a licensed, trained therapist. Please contact Adult Programs Director or group facilitator, Tara Greene, CSW, email: tara.greene@yahoo.com This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone: (801) 913-1609 for an intake.

• Gay Biking Group: Team Tri-Angles. Each year, friends of mine have ridden in the MS150 bike tour in Logan, UT in June to benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation of Utah. While they've ridden, I have volunteered at the lunch stop where between about 10-15 of us, we make over 4,300 sandwiches in the weekend. It's a lot of work, but well worth it. This year I've decided to ride with them. Together, we are forming our own gay team called Team Tri-Angles. If you are local, you might know about Club Tri-Angles, a tavern at 251 West 900 South in SLC. The ride is 150 miles over two days. There are shorter and longer options to fit various levels of desired activity. You can read more about here or contact Adam at adam_frost_euro@yahoo.com.

• Reconciliation is a Queer-affirmative spiritual (LDS family home evening style) meeting held every Sunday. Please call the activities hotline: 801 296 4797 for more details.

• Volunteer Opportunity - Condoms Galore! The Utah AIDS Foundation is looking for a friendly and motivated volunteer to drop off condoms once a month to a number of clubs in Salt Lake City. The Utah AIDS Foundation plans to distribute 70,000 condoms, lube, and Free HIV test cards this year in Utah, as consistent condom use is proven to be a reliable way to prevent new HIV infections.

CHECK OUT THE LOCAL AND NATIONAL RESOURCES for more information on their current activities.

NATIONAL WORKSHOPS/RETREATS:

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• Weekends of Recovery for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse. Check www.malesurvivor.org for information, calendar of scheduled weekend retreats, and registration. Local contacts: Jim Struve, LCSW (www.mindfulpresence.com, 801-364-5700, Ext. 1) or Lee Beckstead, PhD (801-581-0422). The next weekend retreat will be held at Alta, Utah September 14-16.

COMMUNITY GROUPS:

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• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Group in Salt Lake City. Contact Stacey Francone, LCSW at 801-209-8690.

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AGENCY GROUPS:

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Aspen Grove Counseling 801-581-0422

• Eating Disorder Therapy Group for Women
• Play Therapy Group for Children
• Sexual Abuse Survivor Group for Women
• Therapy Group for Resolving Sexual, Religious, & Social Conflicts

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Center for Human Potential 801-483-C4HP (2447)

• Psychoeducational Group Providing Support and Teaching Social Skills

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Pride Counseling 801-595-0666

• Domestic Violence
• Gay Men's Support Group
• Healthy Self-Expressions
• Substance Abuse

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Rape Recovery Center 801-467-7282 click here for schedule.

• Survivor Group for Women
• Survivor Group for Men
• Survivor Group for Teens
• Spanish Speaking Group
• Wise Mind Workshop. Click here for more info.
• Spanish Speaking Support Group
• Spanish Speaking Meditation Group

• Expressive Arts for Recovery. This is an open group for women with a history of sexual assault or abuse. Wednesdays 4:30-6:00. No art experience is necessary and groups are $1-$10 donation, Click here for more information and contact Robin Friedman, LCSW, Rape Recovery Center, (801) 467-7282 ext. 14. A brief intake is required before participating, so please call to schedule. www.raperecoverycenter.org

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Utah Pride Center 801-539-8800. Check out their Events Center Calendar for daily events.

• Alliance of Gays and Straights for Civil Justice
• Women’s Support Group
• Men’s Support Group
• Young Adult Support Group (ages 18-26)
• Proud People of Color Network
• Transgender Community Forum
• Bisexual Community Forum
• The Youth Activity Center
• Adult Transgender Group
• Transgender Youth Group
• Parents of Transgender Youth Group
• Partners and Children of Transgender Individuals Group
• Gay and Lesbian Parents of Utah
• Just Q: Community and Activism for Twentysomethings
• Children of Gays and Lesbians Everywhere (COLAGE)
• DiverseCity Writing Group
• GLBTQ Elders Group- Gay and Graying
• Latinas Lesbianas Unidas
• Utah Brotherhood for Transmen
• GLBT AA
• Crystal Meth Anonymous,
• Gayme Night
• Gay Bingo Night
• Men's Sack Lunch
• Film & Discussion Series
• Neighborhood Potluck Socials
• Queers in Action
• The Queer Reader
• Utah Bear Alliance
• Utah GLBTQ Freethinkers
• Utah Polyamory Society Meeting

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Women’s Resource Center 801-581-8030

• Body Politics
• Challenging Anxiety
• Finding Our Voice (for women of color)
• Hand to Hand: Women Sharing Wisdom
• Lesbian/Bisexual/Queer Women’s Discussion Group
• Click here for more information on the Women's Resource Center's groups.

St. George Community Counseling is offering a Gay Men's Support group: Tuesdays at 7pm; email or call if you plan to attend or have questions: Kraig and Chris, Licensed Clinical Social Workers. Community Counseling Center of Southern Utah, 168 N. 100 E. Suite 204, St. George, 435.685.4142. ccofsout@msn.com

Contact Lee Beckstead if you have any workshops, groups, or presentations you want to announce on the website.

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Copyright Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning- Affirmative Psychotherapist Guild of Utah for information on counseling, therapy, outreach, prevention, and assessment

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