Are you fluent in English and another language?
Are you already an informal interpreter in your family,
community and/or workplace?
Would you like to earn extra income as an interpreter in
community-based organizations?
We need your help. We're working on a Safe Neighborhood Campaign mini-summit in 2 weeks! It'll be a great chance for folks to get involved the campaign as Safe Spaces Trainers or recruiters, etc. It will also be a chance to learn concrete info on strategies to preventing and intervening in violence without relying on the police.
Come through on Tuesday to find out how you can help us reach out the community, help with the agenda, help with the event logistics, or learn more about what we're doing.
See you Tuesday?
Are you an artist, educator, facilitator, event planner, promoter, graphic designer?
Do you want to learn concrete ways to prevent violence against your community?
Mini Summit Volunteer Night
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010 from 7pm to 9pm
85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Free food and metrocards!!
Wanna help but can?t make it? Please contact Ejeris Dixon,edixon at alp.org, (718) 596-0342 x22
The Cipher Project in partnership with The Audre Lorde Project and Queer Black Cinema presents:
Zami '10: Haiti, Hope, and Homeland - a community forum focused on raising conversation about Haiti, its history, and current status post-earthquake. We invite all members of the community to come and take part in our cipher and make connections between what is happening in Haiti (and why) and what is happening their various "homelands," whether those be other countries, identities, bodies, etc.
Daring To Be Powerful
Community organizing training program of the Audre Lorde Project
“When I dare to be powerful - to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid.” - Audre Lorde
Saturday, April 24th – Sunday, April 25th, 2010
11AM – 6PM
Audre Lorde Project
85 South Oxford Street, Brooklyn, NY
This weekend long training is for: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Two Spirit, Trans and Gender Non Conforming People of Color
Let's dare to make 2010 an even stronger year of resistance!
Complete and return the accompanying registration form by 6pm on Monday, April 19, 2010. Send form by email to jsage@alp.org or fax to 718.596.1328.
You can also fill out the online form here.
You will receive confirmation of training registration and information regarding the site on or before Wednesday, April 21, 2010.
A Celebration of The Audre Lorde Project’s
Volunteer Leadership 2010
ALP volunteers along with their family, friends, love ones and other community members gather together for an evening of
Appreciation!
What major problems are you facing?
What can we do about it as a community?
What actions can we take locally and nationally?
A health fair for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Two-Spirit, Trans and Gender Non Conforming(LGBTSTGNC) People of Color to gain knowledge and access to different community organizations that offer health services and resources specifically for our communities.
Hear about our recent Welfare Justice win and about our upcoming Safe Neighborhood Summit. Join us as we open up the Audre Lorde Project space and discover all the ways that you can get involved with the Audre Lorde Project.
Bran Fenner, Julienne “June” Brown, Kaos Blac, Lindsey Charles, Niknaz Tavakolian, Saul Silva, Zavé Martohardjono and Imani Henry
In conjunction with Ubiquita Worldwide Presents
CARNIVAL
A monthly dance party featuring show stopping performances for all the Beautiful & Colorful Divas, Muscle Men, B-Boys, 2-Spirits, Amazons & our Str8 Kin
Featuring the Legendary Ladies of Ubiquita, DJs Reborn, Selly & Moni with Carnival’s resident DJ A.K Right aka Bran Fenner