OREGON'S LGBTO NEWSMAGAZINE •
nwnews
OCTOBER 21. 2011
toward marriage equality, building commu
Square, the “This Land is Our Land” rally
nity coalitions, transgender education, men
will include speakers such as the Rev. Bill
toring congregations seeking to be inclusive,
Sinkford o f the First Unitarian Church o f
and providing outreach to those seeking
Portland; Congressman Earl Blumenauer;
spiritual homes.
Oregon A F L -C IO President Tom Cham
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berlain; and Kathleen Saadat, activist and
former Affirmative Action
Director for
Governor Neil Goldschmidt.
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ton chapter of the Association of Fundrais
• The Saratoga Bar (6910 N. Interstate)
Visit our website for details and images of our work:
ing Professionals will present an installment
goes hack in time for a Sadie I Iawkins Sock
o f Speaker Series Educational Programming
Hop fundraiser Friday, November 4.
• The Oregon and Southwest Washing
Thursday, October 27 from 3 to 5 p.m. at
Portland State University.
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Starting at 8:30 p.m., twist to the sounds
o f ‘50s and ‘60s pop music— mixed with
The seminar, called “Getting Money Out
some modern hits— and help out a great
o f the Closet: Unique Issues in Raising
cause while you’re at it. A $5 - $ 10 sliding
Funds from Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and
scale admission goes straight to Femme C ol
Transgender Donors,” will include a close
lective and Butch Voices. A raffle will help
look at LGBTQ_philanthropy in a historical
the cause, too, and includes prizes items from
context, as well as utilize polling research
Hollywood Vintage, I t ’s My Pleasure, Bad
about gay and lesbian donors. Presenters in
Girls PD X , She Bop and more.
clude Equity Foundation executive director
The event is for those 21 and older.
Peter Cunningham, Grassroots Leadership
For more information, search “Sadie H aw k
executive director Donna Red W ing, and
A n tiq u e s &
C o lle c tib le s
ins Sock H op” on Face hook.
1.000 IIO O T II*
A FP o f Oregon and Southwest Washington
president James K. Phelps.
For more information, contact 3 6 0 -2 5 6 -
5590, or em ail afp-oregon@comcast.net.
• Glitterfruit— a new musical variety
ductions’ Max Voltage, along with Riley
ber 5 at In Other Words with “Fruitillion.”
come the Universe is on display through
As an introduction to this event, Fruitil
Thursday, October 27 at the Pacific North
lion is your opportunity to meet and greet
west College o f A rt’s Manuel Izquierdo G al
with performers, as well as help raise funds
lery. Iosca’s installation has received due
for Glitterfruit, and In O ther Words.
praise as an artistic statement commemorat
Admission is on a sliding scale o f $5-$10.
ing seven young men from across the United
Doors are at 7 p.m., and the show starts at
States who between July 9 and September
7:30. All ages are welcome.
29, 2010 independently committed suicide
as a result o f anti-gay bullying.
For more information, visit glitterfruitm u-
information.
• Into drum circles but don’t have anyone
to complete the circle? Consider the Queer
Drum Circle, a socializing experience held
• On Friday, October 28 at noon, Port
every second Wednesday o f the month at
land orchestral pop conglomerate Pink
M t. Tabor Theatre (4811 S E Hawthorne
M artini joins forces with Storm Large for
Blvd.) at 7:30 p.m.
an exclusive performance in solidarity with
the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Beginning at noon at Pioneer Courthouse
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This exhibit is free and open to the pub
lic. Visit cal.pnca.edu/events/288 f o r more
F e a tu rin g h e m s From
1 8 8 0 ’s to 10 7 0 ’s
show in Portland headed by Pants O ff Pro
Clara La Rouxe— debuts Saturday, Novem
• Philip Ioscas exhibition Hopefully I Be
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The Queer Drum Circle is free, and no ex
perience is necessary. Contact August at hust-
edzipper@hotmail.com fo r more information.
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