Tag: Community
LGBTQIA+ Youth Program
LGBTQIA+ Youth Program is creating a community & providing resources for LGBTQIA+ middle & high school aged youth in Lawrence, KS! Meetings are on Thursdays 5:30-7pm at the Lawrence Public Library (look for the Pride Flag on the Lower Level) Contact or Visit us at Facebook: LGBTQIA Youth Program-Lawrence Instagram: @lgbtqyouthlawrence Twitter: LGBTQIA Youth Program-Lawrence Email: lgbtqyouthlawrence@gmail.com
LGBTQIA+ Youth Program
LGBTQIA+ Youth Program is creating a community & providing resources for LGBTQIA+ middle & high school aged youth in Lawrence, KS! Meetings are on Thursdays 5:30-7pm at the Lawrence Public Library (look for the Pride Flag on the Lower Level) Contact or Visit us at Facebook: LGBTQIA Youth Program-Lawrence Instagram: @lgbtqyouthlawrence Twitter: LGBTQIA Youth Program-Lawrence Email: lgbtqyouthlawrence@gmail.com
TRANSlations
TRANSlations is a biweekly peer discussion and support space for transgender, gender non-conforming and nonbinary students at the University of Kansas. This group meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesdays from 6-8pm starting September 3rd! For more information email TK Morton at tkmorton@ku.edu or sgd@ku.edu
Queer Faith Night
Westwood House is hosting Queer Faith nights every Monday at 7pm! Westwood House is located at 1421 W 19th Street.
LGTQIA+ Youth Program
LGBTQIA+ Youth Program is creating a community & providing resources for LGBTQIA+ middle & high school aged youth in Lawrence, KS! Meetings are on Thursdays 5:30-7pm at the Lawrence Public Library (look for the Pride Flag on the Lower Level) Contact or Visit us at Facebook: LGBTQIA Youth Program-Lawrence Instagram: @lgbtqyouthlawrence Twitter: LGBTQIA Youth Program-Lawrence Email: lgbtqyouthlawrence@gmail.com
Queer Faith Night
Westwood House is hosting Queer Faith nights every Monday at 7pm! Westwood House is located at 1421 W 19th Street.
Place, Race & Space Seminar with Kevin Gannon
Kevin Gannon – History, Grand View University The Civil War as a Settler Colonial Revolution Open to faculty, staff and graduate students
Collections Up Close at the Museum
Explore some of the Biodiversity Institute’s more than 9 million specimens. Each month, visitors are invited to examine one of our fascinating collections with a graduate student.
Red Hot Research No. 59: Across Borders
Red Hot Research is intended to bring together scholars from all disciplines, to reveal overlaps and connections across areas of interesting and methodological approaches. The format of these sessions is inspired by Pecha Kucha, which features short, slide-based talks that introduce audiences to a topic. Each installment features researchers, speaking for six minutes each. Audience…