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New Leaders Institute: Info Session | March 26

 

HBGC's New Leaders Institute (NLI) is a leadership development program for LGBTQ individuals of color under 25.  The program is designed to equip the next generation of LGBTQ activists of color with the skills and resources to succeed.  Over 6 months, participants undergo a series of skill building, leadership, and community organizing trainings that culminate in community-wide projects and campaigns.

To apply, fill out an application on the HBGC website

http://www.hbgc-boston.org/#!new-leaders-insitute/c1kl8

or set up a meeting to fill it out over the phone or in person.

There will be an info session to talk about the New Leaders Institute Program.

Date:  March 26 2013 >> Read More

FREE HIV TESTING | Feb 7

 

 

FREE HIV TESTING FOR NATIONAL BLACK HIV/AIDS AWARENESS DAY

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2013  1:30 - 5 PM

BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY GROVE HALL BRANCH >> Read More

Leader's of the New School - Our Role in the Future of Equality | Feb 2

Join emerging Black and Latino LGBTQ leaders under the age of 30 for a discussion on the inclusion of young adults in the movement for social justice. 
 

Saturday, February 2, 2013 from 1:00 - 3:00p
HBGC’s South End Location
485 Columbus Ave 
Boston, MA 02118
(near Back Bay and Mass Ave T)
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Strength & Soul: A Celebration of Survivors | Oct.16

STRENGTH & SOUL: A CELEBRATION OF LGBQ/T SURVIVORS OF COLOR

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, join TOD@S for a night of poetry, performance, and food. Tuesday Oct. 16th 6-8pm at the First Church in Roxbury (10 Putman Ave, Roxbury).

More info: http://hbgc-boston.org/events/strength-soul-celebration-survivors

Yoga For Healing | Oct. 7

Yoga for Healing: A FREE Class for Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, CIS & Queer Women of Color

 

Sunday, Oct. 7th 1-2:30pm

Haymarket People's Fund

42 Seaverns Ave., Jamaica Plain

 

"This beginners level yoga class for LBQ/T-identified women of color offers simple techniques and practices to connect mind, body, and spirit and transform trauma."

 

For more info: http://hbgc-boston.org/events/yoga-healing-0

Popular Opinion Leaders (POL) Training #1 | Oct. 11

"In collaboration with the Multicultural AIDS Coalition (MAC) and Fenway Health, HBGC implements a community intervention aimed at challenging social norms around HIV and HIV testing.  The program trains individuals how to have relaxed and accurate conversations with their peers about HIV and HIV testing.

Undergoing the training empowers participants to communicate to their peers about the importance of practicing safe sex and getting tested regularly.  As a result of the program, individuals are able to create lasting change by helping to increase awareness of HIV while supporting the people they care most about in lowering their risk.

Program participants receive a $50 gift card after completing the two trainings associated with the program and reporting back on how 10 of the conversations went. >> Read More

HBGC 3rd Annual Cocktail Reception | Nov. 17

Celebrate with the Hispanic Black Gay Coalition at their 3rd Annual Cocktail Reception and Fundraiser. Join as they reflect on 2012 and look towards 2013 with larger ambitions for uniting and uplifting Latin@ and Black LGBTQ communities! All ages and identities welcome.

This year's theme: We Wear the Mask Masquerade! GRAND PRIZE for BEST MASK!!

Featuring a keynote address by Josiane Martinez, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Office for Refugees and Immigrants (ORI), the state agency that oversees the resettlement of refugees and asylees in the Commonwealth and that coordinates state policies and programs that serve immigrant communities.

October Community Circle: When Love Hurts | Oct. 9

HBGC October Community Circle:

When Love Hurts: Domestic Violence and Partner Abuse in Hispanic/Latin@ Communities

"Domestic violence and partner abuse has been happening in Black and Brown communities for years, but abusive relationships are rarely talked about in our communities.  As media coverage of abusive relationships increase (think Rihanna & Chris Brown or Evelyn Lozada & Chad Johnson), it's time to ask: What does this generation think, feel and know about abusive relationships?"

6:30 PM at 25 West Street, Downtown Boston

For more info: http://www.hbgc-boston.org/events/community-circle-discussion-group

Expresión: A Showcase of our PRIDE | Sept. 25th

Join the Hispanic Black Gay Coalition for their FREE Latino Pride Event on September 25th from 7-9pm at the South End Restaurant, NOCHE.  Noche is located at 3 Appleton Street in Boston. 

"Expresión seeks to bring together a community that lives at the liminality of sexuality, culture, language, race, politics, and everything else one can think of!"

 

For more info: http://www.hbgc-boston.org/events/expresi%C3%B3n-showcase-our-pride

LGBTQ Mentorship Program Friendraiser | Sept. 22nd

The Hispanic Black Gay Coalition is hosting a "friendraiser" for their LGBTQ Mentorship program this Saturday from 7pm-12am. The HBGC Mentorship Program "pairs LGBTQ professionals of color with LGBTQ students of color. Our mission is to help students of color develop a positive LGBTQ identity while successfully adapting to college or professional life. LGBTQ mentors work to support students in a safe, caring, one-on-one relationship while mentees work on their personal, social, academic, career, and life goals."

Where: 22 Morrill Street, Dorchester MA 02125

$25 suggested donation

RSVP by emailing friendraiser@hbgc-boston.org

For more info: http://www.hbgc-boston.org/events/mentorship-program-friendraiser

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