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Thank you to Gay Central Valley in their “Final Act” they’ve chosen our non profit, LGBT Community Network, to receive $1,000 towards our efforts to inform, educate and advocate on behalf of the LGBT Community. We greatly appreciate their generosity and the work they’ve accomplished over the years.     To the Fresno / Central […]

We need you to get on the bus on February 8th. Won’t cost you a thing, except your time. Breakfast, lunch & dinner provided and families are welcome! To my LGBT friends, you are welcome & your VOICES & PRESENCE needed in Sacramento.When asked who recruited you, list Planned Parenthood. Buses pick up in every

YOUR VOICE IS IMPORTANT!Do you identify as LGBTQ?Are you currently, or were you formerly, in foster care? Participate in a study on your experiences as an LGBTQ individual in the foster care system & receive a $5.00 gift card to Starbucks Share your story & provide essential insight to help improve the experiences of other

The ACLU will conduct a half-day session February 10 to train change makers in Fresno. Focused on local action, the session will show people how to network and build skills for ACLU civil liberties campaigns such as voting rights and criminal justice reform. The executive director of the Northern California ACLU office, Abdi Soltani, said,

The Oakland-East Bay Gay Men’s Chorus is pleased to present a festive holiday program called “A Merry Little Concert.” The 50-member choir will sing new and traditional holiday songs, featuring classical, contemporary, and popular choral arrangements. Under the leadership of Artistic Director William Sauerland, the song selections will usher in the holiday season with joyous

On Friday, November 17th at 4:30pm Trans-E-Motion will hold a rally and protest for transgender rights and awareness, beginning at City Hall at 2600 Fresno St, Fresno, CA 9372. With the recent passage of the “No Camping” Ordinance in Fresno, which criminalizes the homeless – many of which are transgender, we are holding this rally

Transgender Day of Remembrance. Those whose lives were taken will be honored through singing, written and spoken poetry, and art.  There will also be inspirational speakers addressing topics such as: transgender, gender diversity, inclusion, and the importance of being an ally to the transgender community. Information on crisis services, resources, and organizations in the local

Citywide efforts are underway to identify the Bullard High student or students who pelted a girl with juice boxes while shouting gay slurs at the school earlier this week, including a cash reward. Logann Pruneda says she was hit with full boxes of apple juice at school on Monday and was called “a faggot, a