Tag: QUILTBAG
2012 Posts in Review
Every year I look back over the content I have written and look to see which posts grab the most attention. I'd like to mention the 12 posts that received the most number of hits.
QUILTBAG is Coming Back!
I think QUILTBAG is one of the most exciting changes to the Pittsburgh LGBTQ community building and activism efforts! I believe this because QUILTBAG is grassroots! Because QUILTBAG is full of passion! Because QUILTBAG is full of honesty and
QUILTBAG group meets tomorrow. There is an empty chair with your name on it!
Monday evening is the next QUILTBAG meeting, and I’m excited to see this group continue to form, coalesce, and build a new way for queer individuals and organizations to work together and support each other. Few efforts have begun in
Can QUILTBAG fix Pittsburgh’s fractured LGBTQ community?
This is a far more complex issue to navigate, but I believe the solution is always to add more voices to the whole. Those more voices must come from active engagement too! It won't happen by passively waiting to see
SW PA Action Plan for Social Justice
This came from the QUILTBAG newsletter: The final session of the conference was designated for discussion of the “Action Plan for Building Social Justice in Southwestern PA”. The structure was similar to our first QUILTBAG meeting. Facilitators engaged participants in
Next LGBTQ/QUILTBAG meeting is this Saturday!
Rayden Sorock, with the help of others organized a highly successful community meeting that he nicknamed “QUILTBAG.” The meeting gathered a diverse mix of individuals and representatives from local LTBTQ organizations for a thought provoking, and energized session discussing a
