Haven: The LGBTQ Student Union: 4/25: THE GENDER BENDER BALL!

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

4/25: THE GENDER BENDER BALL!

HAVEN: the LGBTQ Student Union presents the second annual:
GENDER BENDER BALL!
in the Statler Ballroom, doors open 10pm.

this year it's off the hook!
gender bending all night long with:

The HOUSE OF THE LEGACY! from NYC!
DJNB spinning live all night!
FREE ADMISSION!
food and drinks free!
VOGUE VOGUE VOGUE VOGUE VOGUE
with the a vogue performance and competition with prizes!!!
vogue performances, contests and dancing until the morning!!!

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Union Sponsored Groups

LBQ: peer run social support group for lesbian, bisexual, queer and questioning women in the Cornell and Ithaca communities (aem65@cornell.edu)

Mosaic: a social group for same gender loving people of color and their allies (ot32@cornell.edu)

CUGSA: Cornell's Gay Straight Alliance is a diverse organization of LGBT community members and straight allies (tl342@cornell.edu)

OUTReach: a peer run social support group for gay, bisexual and questioning men in the Cornell community (esf33@cornell.edu)

FaQ: an anonymous online mentor and peer support system for people to discuss gender and sexuality issue online. (lbw26@cornell.edu)

Zap!: panel discussions using personal narratives by members of the LGBTQ and Straight Ally communities as a form of activism (jtc25@cornell.edu)

Other LGBTQ Resources @ Cornell

DASH: (Direct Action to Stop Heterosexism) student run organization that engages in direct political action to combat heterosexism and oppression in all its forms. www.dashatcornell.org

The LGBT Resource Center: located in 282 Caldwell hall, the LGBT Resource center has an extensive library of movies, books, and information pamphlets as well as a friendly staff for anyone who wants to stop by and hang out! (jtn7@cornell.edu)

Out in the World: Graduate school organization for LGBT members of the Cornell community (jtc25@cornell.edu)

Lambda Legal: organization for LGBT law students at Cornell University (jcb54@cornell.edu)

Safe Space Project: this project is sponsored by many units within the university. It is a voluntary program through which members of the Cornell community (staff and faculty) may publicly acknowledge their support for LGBTQ issues and communities through putting a sticker on their door. (jtc25@cornell.edu)

Bias Response Program: developed to assist members of the Cornell community who believe they or other members of the university community have been adversely affected by instances involving bias on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, national origin or any other protected condition.

http://www.cornell.edu/diversity/biasreport.cfm