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SUMMARY:OLNY Poly Movie Night: Angels of Sex (in person event)
DESCRIPTION:Open Love NY presents Poly Movie Night\, a FREE series of feature films that focus on the portrayal of consensual / ethical non-monogamy in cinema. This month we’ll be IN PERSON at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division.\n  \nPlease join us for Angels of Sex/El sexo de los ángeles (2012)\, directed by Xavier Villaverde and starring Astrid Bergès-Frisbey\, Álvaro Cervantes\, and Llorenç González.\n  \nWe’ll meet at 6:30 pm at the Bureau (in room 210 of The Lesbian\, Gay\, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center at 208 West 13th Street) for pre-screening socializing and start the movie at 7 pm. The event is free\, although a $5-$10 suggested donation to help fund future events is much appreciated.\n   \nYou can send donations through Venmo to @Open-LoveNY.\n  \nSynopsis: Student photographer Carla struggles with the change in her relationship to boyfriend Bruno when he falls for another man\, charming dancer/martial artist Rai. Running time: 1 hour 45 minutes. In Spanish with English subtitles.\n\n 
URL:https://www.bgsqd.com/event/olny-poly-movie-night-angels-of-sex-in-person/
LOCATION:Bureau of General Services–Queer Division\, 208 West 13th Street\, Room 210\, New York\, NY\, 10011\, United States
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SUMMARY:Making the Rounds: Defying Norms in Love and Medicine Patricia Grayhall with David Logan (online event)
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate the launch of Patricia Grayhall’ s memoir Making the Rounds: Defying Norms in Love and Medicine.   \nPlease note that this event is taking place online only. \nTo participate in the event on Zoom please register on the Eventbrite page. \nAFTER you’ve registered\, please return to the Eventbrite page at the time of the event and click on “Access link” under “When and Where/location.” \nAlso live-streaming on the Bureau’s YouTube channel \n  \nDefying expectations of a woman growing up in Arizona in the 1960s\, Patricia Grayhall fled Phoenix at nineteen for the vibrant streets of San Francisco\, determined to finally come out as a lesbian after years of trying to be a “normal” girl. Her dream of becoming a physician drew her back to college\, and then on to medical school in conservative Salt Lake City. \nThough Patricia enjoyed a supportive friendship with a male colleague\, she longed for an equal\, loving relationship with a woman. But her graduate medical training in Boston\, with its emotional demands\, long hours\, lack of sleep\, and social isolation\, compounded by the free-wheeling sexual revolution of the 1970s\, made finding that special relationship difficult. Often disappointed but never defeated\, Patricia—armed with wit and determination—battled on against sexism in her male-dominated profession and against discrimination in a still largely homophobic nation\, plunging herself into a life that was never boring and certainly never without passion. \nA chronicle of coming of age during second-wave feminism and striving to have both love and career as a gay medical doctor\, Making the Rounds is a well-paced and deeply humanizing memoir of what it means to seek belonging and love—and to find them\, in the most surprising ways. \nMore information can be found at www.PatriciaGrayhall.com. \n  \nSuggested donation $5 to benefit the Bureau’s work. \nAll are welcome to join\, with or without donation. You can make a donation when you register on the Eventbrite page\, or make a tax-deductible donation on the Bureau’s Fractured Atlas page. Thank you for your support! \n  \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThank you for supporting the Bureau by purchasing books from us! \n  \nReview quotes: \n“The author writes with a sense of blunt reality and warm humanity . . . The struggles\, deeply felt emotions\, and coming-of-age triumphs make this memoir touching and personal\, and it will stir reflection in those who read it.”\n—Kirkus Reviews\, starred review \n  \n“Memoirs like Grayhall’ s are important to us. The larger culture has owned the narrative forever and rendered us inconsequential if not invisible. Our untold stories need to be out there\, and a story like Grayhall’s from a woman of her achievements is a vital contribution to our community and history.”\n—Katherine V. Forrest\, author of Curious Wine and the Kate Delafield Mystery Series \n  \n“Grayhall skillfully depicts the problems confronting any ambitious person in search of stable romantic relationships . . . those professional challenges resonate throughout this fast-paced\, immersive\, and weighty memoir that will resonate with anyone who has experienced the hardships of being true to yourself.”\n—BookLife Reviews \n  \n“Patricia Grayhall has written a vital and thrilling memoir\, the story of a woman figuring out who she is and who she is meant to be.\n—Steve Almond\, New York Times best-selling author of Candyfreak and Against Football \n  \nPatricia Grayhall is a medical doctor and author of Making the Rounds; Defying Norms in Love and Medicine as well as articles in Queer Forty and The Gay and Lesbian Review. After nearly forty years of medical practice\, this is her debut\, very personal\, and frank memoir about coming out as a lesbian in the late 1960s and training to become a doctor when society disapproved of both for a woman. Patricia lives with the love of her life on an island in the Pacific Northwest where she enjoys other people’s dogs and the neighborhood wildlife including otters\, seals\, water birds and black bear.  \n  \nDavid Logan grew up in Cheyenne\, Wyoming and graduated from Harvard College in 1970. He then returned to the west to attend medical school at the University of Utah where he met Patricia. This began a close and loving friendship that has lasted over 50 years. They supported each other through internships and residencies in Boston and eventually their first real jobs in Washington DC. David lives with his life partner on a seven acre wildlife refuge (house included) in Palmetto\, Florida where they enjoy magnificent sunsets and amazing wildlife. \n 
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SUMMARY:WE ARE HAVING THIS CONVERSATION NOW: The Times of AIDS Cultural Production (online event)
DESCRIPTION:Join authors Alexandra Juhasz and Theodore (ted) Kerr\, along with special guests Rev. Michael J. Crumpler\, Cait McKinney\, and Amy Sadao\, for the launch of their book We Are Having This Conversation Now: The Times of AIDS Cultural Production. \nTo participate in the event on Zoom please register on Eventbrite. \nAFTER you’ve registered\, please return to the Eventbrite page at the time of the event and click on “Access link” under “When and Where/location.” \nAlso live-streaming on the Bureau’s YouTube channel \nSuggested donation $5 to benefit the Bureau’s work. \nAll are welcome to join\, with or without donation. You can make a donation when you register on this page\, or make a tax-deductible donation on the Bureau’s Fractured Atlas page. Thank you for your support! \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nPurchase We Are Having This Conversation Now from the Bureau’s online store (click on title). \nCopies are also available at our physical store. \nThank you for supporting the Bureau by purchasing books from us! \n  \nPlease note that this event is taking place online only. \nTo participate in the event on Zoom please register on the Eventbrite page. \nAFTER you’ve registered\, please return to the Eventbrite page at the time of the event and click on “Access link” under “When and Where/location.” \nAlso live-streaming on the Bureau’s YouTube channel \n  \nAlexandra Juhasz is Distinguished Professor of Film at Brooklyn College\, City University of New York\, author of AIDS TV: Identity\, Community\, and Alternative Video\, and coeditor of AIDS and the Distribution of Crises and Sisters in the Life: A History of Out African American Lesbian Media-Making\, all also published by Duke University Press. \n  \nTheodore Kerr is a writer\, organizer\, artist\, and Lecturer of Interdisciplinary Arts at The New School as well as a founding member of What Would an HIV Doula Do? \n  \nRev. Michael J. Crumpler works as the LGBTQ and Multicultural Programs Director at the Unitarian Universalist Association and is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. Michael lives in Brooklyn\, NY and is very active in social justice ministry at the historic Judson Memorial Church of New York City\, where he served as President of the Board\, 2016-2018. He is most passionate about intersectional ministry centered in blackness\, queerness\, HIV/AIDS\, economic justice\, and emotional well-being. Michael has been published in two groundbreaking works related to HIV and AIDS\, OnCurating Issue 42: What You Don’t Know About AIDS Could Fill a Museum and Spiritual Care in the Age of #BlackLivesMatter. \n  \nCait McKinney is Assistant Professor in the School of Communication at Simon Fraser University and the author of Information Activism: A Queer History of Lesbian Media Technologies (Duke\, 2020)\, winner of the Gertrude Robinson Best Book Prize from the Canadian Communication Association and a Lambda Literary Award Finalist for LGBTQ studies. They co-edited (with Allyson Mitchell) Inside Killjoy’s Kastle: Dykey Ghosts\, Feminist Monsters\, and other Lesbian Hauntings (UBC and AGYU\, 2019)\, and a 2020 special issue of First Monday on HIV/AIDS and Digital Media (with Marika Cifor). \n  \nAmy Sadao is a nonprofit consultant and curator. She is a co-curator of FotoFest 2022’s “If I Had a Hammer” and recent Brooklyn Rail guest critic (July/August 2022). She was the Dietrich Director of ICA Philadelphia from 2012-2019\, and directed Visual AIDS from 2002-2012. She serves on the board of the Leeway Foundation and lives in Philadelphia. \n 
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LOCATION:Online event\, New York\, NY\, United States
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SUMMARY:Are Bisexuals Just Greedy? Public Book Launch (in person event & live-streaming)
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate and enjoy a reading and Q & A with acclaimed author\, Fiona Dawson\, as she launches her nonfiction book\, Are Bisexuals Just Greedy? Animated Answers for All People Who Simply Want to Understand the Spectrum of Being LGBTQ+\, with special guest Hannah Simpson. \nHow is gender identity different from sexual orientation? Do our genitals predict our gender? Why is it important to use a person’s correct pronouns? Fiona Dawson (she/her) answers these questions and more in her candid picture book for people old enough to swear and talk about sex\, Are Bisexuals Just Greedy?. \nThis book will be available for purchase\, and Debi Jackson\, the self-described “conservative Southern Baptist Republican from Alabama” now speaking on behalf of transgender children and their families around the world\, has this to say …. “With compassion and humor\, Fiona has created an easy and direct read for parents wanting to understand their kids’ LGBTQ+ identities. Definitely have this book at home over the holidays.” \nCopies of Are Bisexuals Just Greedy?  will be available for purchase at the event. \nThank you for supporting the Bureau by purchasing books from us! \nThis event is co-sponsored by GLAAD and DIVA Magazine. \nThis event will take place in person at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division\, on the second floor (room 210) of The LGBT Community Center\, 208 W. 13th St.\, NYC\, 10011. \nRegistration is not required. Seating is first come\, first served. \nAlso live-streaming: youtube.com/@bgsqd \n  \nSuggested donation $10 to benefit the Bureau’s work. \nAll are welcome to attend\, with or without donation. \nWe will pass a bag for donations at the start of the event\, but we can also take credit card donations at the register. \n  \nFiona Dawson (she/her) is an Emmy®-nominated and award-winning filmmaker\, speaker\, and author who has been advocating for the LGBTQ+ community for over two decades. Her short film “Transgender\, at War and in Love” (2015) for The New York Times and feature documentary “TransMilitary” (2018) helped elevate the stories of active-duty transgender service members to end their ban from the US military. Relating her personal experiences as a cisgender\, gay\, and then bisexual woman\, Fiona dissolves stereotypes to reveal vulnerability\, courage\, and empathy in various media forms through her company\, Free Lion Productions. \n  \nHannah Simpson (she/her) is a nationally-known transgender and pansexual writer and speaker who believes not hiding her past will help others to stop hiding their futures. She has been featured by Refinery29\, the Guardian\, the Advocate\, MSNBC\, Fox 5 News\, and on a segment of The Daily Show with Trevor Noah. Hannah was alongside US Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as the two rally speakers before the 2019 Women’s March Alliance March on New York City. In pandemic times\, Hannah became a nurse’s aide in a COVID ICU\, a morgue tech\, and responded to Hurricane Ida in Louisiana with the Red Cross. Find her running her own business selling pride pins and Judaica on Etsy called ChangedMe\, as in\, “I didn’t change my gender. My gender changed me.”
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SUMMARY:TELL 82: Thanks for Nothing (in person & live-streaming)
DESCRIPTION:  \nTELL is an evening of story telling from the mouths and minds of queers in NYC hosted by Drae Campbell at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division since February 2014. \nThanks for Nothing is the theme of the 82nd TELL\, on Saturday\, November 19\, 2022\, 7 PM IN PERSON at the Bureau! Featuring: Bell\, Tom Cole\, rexylafemme\, & Maya Suess. \nThe event will also be live-streamed at youtube.com/@bgsqd \nSuggested donation of $10 to benefit the Bureau and the storytellers. \nWe will pass a bag at the start of the event. Thank you for supporting the Bureau and TELL! \nAll are welcome to join\, with or without a donation. \nWe ask that all attendees bring proof of vaccination and wear masks. Thank you!\n\nPhotograph by Grace Chu\nDrae Campbell is an actor and performer who has appeared on stages all over NYC and on the internet\, movies and tv.  She’s been spotted on the tv shows New Amsterdam and Bull and on the web series Dinette directed by Shaina Feinberg. She can also be found online on Refinery29\, IFC.Com and BRICTV to name a few. Some fave stage acting credits: Only You Can Prevent Wildfires\, Ricochet Collective\, Non-Consensual Relationships With Ghosts\, La Mama\, My Old Man\, Dixon Place\, Oph3lia at HERE\, The Nosebleed at The Public Theatre. Drae also appeared as a radical lesbian in Taylor Mac’s 24 Decade History Of Popular Music at St. Ann’s Warehouse. Drae’s been hosting and curating TELL at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division for 7 plus years. If you like  queer stories\, TELL is also a Podcast! www.draecampbell.com \n  \nBell is a multidisciplinary artist from Ireland working as a drag performer\, visual artist\, mediator & facilitator in Brooklyn\, NY. They have a background in clown (Gaulier\, Lecoq) and trained in Theatre of the Oppressed at Goldsmiths and with Ulex in Spain. Bell has performed throughout the UK and Europe\, co-creating Womb With A View for Shambala Festival (Unique Festival Arena Award)\, creating and performing Spectrum\, a show about revolutionary thinker and autistic advocate Temple Grandin for Edinburgh Fringe and performing in Dada for Girls where they won Most Outstanding Performance (London Fringe) and Most Groundbreaking Performance (Gothenburg Fringe). They are currently working on a series of portraits called People are the Worst\, tattooing\, performing with their drag / comedy groups Earls 2 Gearls and We’re 4 Men and writing a film. \n  \n \nTom Cole is a writer and artist living in the Lower East Side. His work has been presented at Participant Inc\, Petit Versailles\, Thread Waxing Space\, Art on Air\, Dixon Place\, Clocktower Gallery\, ICA Boston\, Performa\, and the Boston Center for the Arts. He is a three-time MacDowell Playwriting fellow and a 2015 Edward Albee Foundation Playwriting fellow. He heads the New Play Commissioning Program at True Love Productions\, where he has commissioned new work by Heidi Schreck\, Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas\, Craig Lucas\, and Sheila Callaghan\, among others. He co-curates Experiments and Disorders\, a literary series at Dixon Place. He has collaborated extensively with Anohni\, most recently appearing in She Who Saw Beautiful Things at The Kitchen.   His work has been published in several antholgies\, including Grove Atlantic’s PATHETIC LITERATURE edited by Eileen Myles. \n  \nrexylafemme (aka rex renée leonowicz) is a trans multi-gendered\, multi-genre writer\, visual + drag artist\, performer\, organizer\, and healer from jackson heights\, nyc. as a working class\, gender-abundant femme\, rexy’s work is a love letter to nyc and radical communities grounded in a politics of resistance\, healing\, and resilience. in all of rexy’s creative forms\, s/he explores the power of revolutionary love in the face of loveless political structures. rexy is also a practicing witch and offers workshops and spiritual mentorship in divination\, spellwork\, and building intuition with a focus on healing as a revolutionary practice. \n  \n \n\n\n\nMaya Suess is a performer\, writer and nonprofit arts professional who has worn all the hats. Most recently as the Director of Programs and Fellowship at apexart\, and for many years as Managing Director of the residency and artist’s collective\, Flux Factory. Her work has been shown at galleries\, museums\, film festivals\, bars and more in the US\, Canada\, Europe and Japan. Maya produces and emcees Unprofessional\, a quarterly variety show at the Parkside Lounge. \nShe was born on a small island off the coast of western Canada\, is a member of a coop and ex-squat in the LES\, and is committed to being a part of keeping queer art alive and thriving in New York City and beyond.
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SUMMARY:Closed for Thanksgiving\, November 23-25
DESCRIPTION:We will be open on Saturday\, November 26\, and Sunday\, November 27.
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SUMMARY:Book Launch: WILDNESS by the Queer Critique Group at Baxter St. (in person event)
DESCRIPTION:On Sunday\, Nov. 27th at 5:30pm (ET)\, the Bureau hosts members of the Queer Critique Group (QCG) at Baxter St. for a presentation and panel discussion of their new publication\, WILDNESS. WILDNESS features work by Chris Berntsen\, Ali Di Luccia\, Liz Liguori\, Michael McFadden\, Ellie Musgrave\, Marc Ohrem-Leclef\, Dr. Picturesque\, Kaz Senju\, Jeanette Spicer\, Bill Travis and Sam Zalutsky\, as well as writing by renowned photographers\, artists and curators Allen Frame\, Katherine Hubbard\, Duane Michals\, Nandita Raman and Drew Sawyer. WILDNESS is inspired by Jack Halberstam’s book Wild Things: The Disorder of Desire. In keeping with the spirit of the text\, the contributors were encouraged to interpret wildness in their own creative ways. Join us for a panel discussion with contributing artists Kaz Senju\, Bill Travis\, and Michael McFadden.   \nCopies of Wildness will be available for purchase at the event. To reserve a copy\, please write to us at contact@bgsqd.com. \nThank you for supporting the Bureau by purchasing books from us! \n  \nThis event will take place in person at the Bureau of General Services—Queer Division\, on the second floor (room 210) of The LGBT Community Center\, 208 W. 13th St.\, NYC\, 10011. \nRegistration is not required. Seating is first come\, first served. \n  \nSuggested donation $5 to benefit the Bureau’s work. \nAll are welcome to attend\, with or without donation. \nWe will pass a bag for donations at the start of the event\, but we can also take credit card donations at the register or via Venmo @bgsqd \n  \nThe QUEER CRITIQUE GROUP at BAXTER ST: \nBaxter St at CCNY launched a virtual\, queer critique group in June of 2020. This group provides artists the opportunity to obtain critical feedback on lens-based work. It also provides ongoing support to a community of queer artists to learn\, grow\, and share resources. \n 
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