Announcements

~ LGBTQ ~ SCHOLARSHIPS University of Oregon

The LGBTESSP is accepting applications for the 2010-2011 scholarships for community service, advocacy and/or research in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transgender community.

Scholarships are open to returning UO students, new first-year students, and transfer students.
Todd Walcott Scholarship
George Bean Memorial Scholarship
Arts & Advocacy in the Lesbian Community
RJ Hoyman Scholarship

Application Deadline: March 29th at 5:00PM to the Office of Student Life 164 Oregon Hall (Corner of Agate and 13th Street)

To receive information about the application process or for any questions please contact Chicora Martin by email.
Chicora Martin, Director, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Transgender Education & Support Services and Assistant Director, Office of Student Life

Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) is starting a new, free, LGBTQI support group in the spring of 2010 and periodically thereafter. This 6-10 week group is open to all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, queer, questioning, or intersexed survivors of either past or present sexual assault.

To get more information, or to sign up to be a part of this closed group, please contact Shanta Kamath at (541)-484-9791 ext # 312 or email supportgroup@sass-lane.org

Womenspace has started a new support group for any one who is or has been in an abusive(verbal and/or physical) relationship with a same sex partner. Including anyone who has concerns about a friend possibily in such a relationship. Group is free and childcare can be provided. Meeing time is Tuesday eves. from 6:00 to 8:00, 1577 Pearl street. Call: 485-7262 or 302-2417 and leave a message.

Wild Women Saturday Coffee Club
We meet at 10:30 am every Saturday, at a variety of coffee shops in town. Please contact me at wildwomencoffeeclub@gmail.com for location info or to be put on the mailing list.

Queer Men’s Coffee Social: Join us for coffee and conversation every Saturday at noon at Cozmic Pizza.

We’re usually hanging out around the couches or tables near Theo’s coffee. Look for the blue and yellow monkey.

Hosted by the Radical Faeries.
Open to all ages and orientations. For more info, call Pippin at 484-9636.

Lesbian/Gay/Bi-Sexual/Transgendered/Questioning/Straight

New Meeting Group
*This is a closed meeting for addicts only, no children please

When: Sundays
This is a confidential meeting of Narcotics Anonymous. If you have questions or concerns please call Jacque 232-7213 or Rhonda 606-6179

The Bridges Program is a panel of LGBTQ identified people and their allies that share their personal experiences to different organizations in the Eugene-Springfield area in order to dispel myths and fears surrounding the LGBTQ community. Speaking can be both personally rewarding and a way of serving the community. As a panelist, you can help educate people about the destructive nature of homophobic ignorance and break the silence surrounding our presence in the community. Training is provided for those that wish to become speakers; if interested please Email them

Here is a list of many lgbt libraries/archives. They deserve support, donations of time, materials, energy and money, in saving our 60 years of history in working for civil/equal rights for homosexual Americans. (Courtesy of Gayellow Pages)

Burritt Library (CT) gagliardi@ccsu.edu

Gay & Lesbian Archives of the Pacific NW (Portland) info@glpn.org

Gerberhart Library (Chicago) info@gerberhart.org

GLBT Archives of Philadelphia Archives (gay center) archives@waygay.org

GLBT Historical Society (San Francisco) info@glbthistory.org

GLBT History Month (Equality Forum) PA info@equalityforum.com

GLBTQ Inc info@glbtq.com

Gulf Coast Archive & Museum (Houston) info@gcam.org

Happy Foundation (Gene Elder) (San Antonio) elder4tomato@yahoo.com

Homosexual Information Center (Inc) LA and L.A.(Cal State, Northridge) tangentgroup.org, ctgrant@mac.com

James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center, San Francisco ( part of city library)

June Mazer Lesbian Archives (West Hollywood) mazerarchives@earthlink.net

Kinsey Institute, not just glbt Kinsey@indiana.edu

Lambda Archives of San Diego info@lambdaarchives.org

Lavender library, Archives & Cultural Exchange of Sacramento info@lavenderlibrary.org

Leather Archives archives@leatherarchives.org

Lesbian and Gay Archives Roundtable

Lesbian Herstory Archives (New York) lesbianherstoryarchives.org

LGBT Religious Archives network info@lgbtran.org

Lombardi-Nash (have urania manuscript) FL mal123nash@aol.com,

Madeline Davis GLBT Archives of Western New York-Buffalo phoenix.md@verizon.net

Milwaukee LGBT History project webmaster@mkelgbthist.org

Museum of Sex info@museumofsex.com

Nancy & Joe McDonald Rainbow Library (OK) okeq.org ?

National Archives of GLBT History (gay center) archive@gaycenter.org

National Museum of Women in Arts (DC) no address

Northeast Ohio LGBT Archives (Cleveland) reference@wrhs.org

Northwest Lesbian @ Gay History Museum Project lgbthistorynw.org

Ohio Lesbian Archives ohiolesbianarchives@yahoo.com

ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives L. A. (USC) askone@onearchives.org

outhistory.org (CLAGS, New york project)

Pacific Northwest Lesbian Archives lisa@pnwlesbianarchives.org

Phil Johnson Historic Archives & Research Library & Gay Center) Dallas library@rcdallas.org

Quatrefoil Library (MN) info@qlibrary.org

Sexual Minorities Archives (Northhampton MA) betpower@yahoo.com

Stonewall library &Archives (FL) info@stonewall-library.org

Sunflower Archives (KS) mfarchives@aol.com
Also glbt archives at University of Kansas

Terry Mangan Memorial Library (gay center CO) info@glbtcolorado.org

Tretter Collection in GLBT Studies (MN) trett007@umn.edu

William Nichols Archives (at University of Louisville) willnich@aol.com & kyarchives@aol.com