Thursday, October 11th
National Coming Out Day
CFSU
9am-3pm

Join us for information, balloons, ribbons, t-shirts, candy, and overall good fun in CFSU.

Friday, October 12th,
Pride Fair
CFSU, Bremner Lounge
11:30am-3:30pm

A day of education in fun in this carnival type event. There will be food, music, games, and numerous information tables for community GLBTQ organizations.

Sunday, October 14th,
GLBTQ Movie Series
Life Sciences Building, rm.142 (The auditorium)
5:30pm to 11:00pm

We will be showing two movies displaying discrimination and prejudice against the GLBTQ community; afterwards there will be a discussion as to how we can prevent this discrimination.

Monday, October 15th
Transeducation
Crown Center rm. 530
7:00pm

We will be showing Transamerica and having the Vice President of the Chicago Gender Society, Jackie Perry speak afterwards.

Tuesday, October 16th
GLBTQ Politics
Simpson Living Learning Center, Mulitipurpose Room
7:00pm
We will have a panel of speakers, including Bill Greaves, the GLBTQ Community Liasoin to the mayer, Nick Rutan, GLBTQ Organizer, ACLU Illinois, and Arturo Valdivia-Bendixen of AIDS Chicago.

Wednesday, October 17th
The Catholic Church and Gay Marriage
Simpson Living Learning Center, Mulitipurpose Room
7:00pm

The Theology Department's own, Dr. Patricia Jung, will be givinga lecture on the Catholic church and its stance on Gay Marriage and how that affects Catholic GLBTQ people.

Thursday, October 18th
Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of
Fame’s 17th annual ceremony
Sidney R. Yates Gallery at the
Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington St.
5:30pm-7:00pm

The Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame was established in 1991 under the auspices of the Advisory Council, with continuing support from the Chicago Commission on Human Relations and Mayor Richard M. Daley. Its purpose is to recognize the achievements of LGBT Chicagoans, their contributions to the development of the city, and the help they have
received from others.

Friday, October 19th
Dinner and Chicago's 4th Annual Coming Out Ball
UIC Illinois Room
6:00pm-12:00am

This is the largest annual event for young LGBTQA adults in Chicago, boasting over 700 students in attendance at last year's ball.

“Set in the early 1900s, a small Mississippi town finds itself in the midst of understanding the recent arrival of a mysterious Northern visitor. At the same time, a young African-American boy is in search of others like himself and making sense of his existence. Decorated with Jukebox joints and traveling circus' sideshows, this show not only reclaims a classic fairy tale, but also ultimately allows the audience to understand a young boy's search for self-acceptance.".