| Title: | Best Practices for Working w/LGBTQ Homeless Youth |
| Presenter: | Rev. Megan Rohrer |
| URL for Viewing: | http://meet77681870.adobeconnect.com/p9pjmpf8nwb/ |
| Summary: | A project of Welcome (www.welcomeministry.org), sponsored by the Sam Mazza Foundation, Extraordinary Lutheran Ministries and the Coallition of Welcoming Congregations Bay Area. This is a recording of our first webinar on best practices. This group meets every second Friday at 3pm EST, 2pm CST and 12pm PST. Join the live webinars at: http://meet77681870.adobeconnect.com/r3y6heyopwz/ |
| Language: | English |
| Uploaded on: | 08/10/2012 5:16 PM |
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Friday, August 10, 2012
Best Practices for Working w/LGBTQ Homeless Youth
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Friday, January 27, 2012
A Faithful Response to LGBTQ Homeless Youth: Creating Change
This is a recording of the Revs. Megan Rohrer and Dawn Roginski presenting at the 2012 Creating Change Conference.
The audio appears in the form of you tube clips. Introduction to Vanguard youth video:
Video of the vanguard narratives.Oral histories by Joey Plaster:
The history of pastors organizing in San Francisco, coordinated by the National Council of Churches in the 60's:
Video of the pastors who worked with the vanguard youth. Oral Histories by Louis Durham, Susan Stryker and Megan Rohrer:
Description of how this history was used with queer homeless youth in San Francisco:
Video of queer home easy ugh and advocates talking about their needs in San Francisco, Portland, Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. Oral histories by Megan Rohrer:
Description of organizing around federal poverty funds and why this is significant for gay history:
Best practices for congregations on welcoming LGBTQ individuals: PDF of PowerPoint
The audio appears in the form of you tube clips. Introduction to Vanguard youth video:
Video of the vanguard narratives.Oral histories by Joey Plaster:
The history of pastors organizing in San Francisco, coordinated by the National Council of Churches in the 60's:
Video of the pastors who worked with the vanguard youth. Oral Histories by Louis Durham, Susan Stryker and Megan Rohrer:
Description of how this history was used with queer homeless youth in San Francisco:
Video of queer home easy ugh and advocates talking about their needs in San Francisco, Portland, Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. Oral histories by Megan Rohrer:
Description of organizing around federal poverty funds and why this is significant for gay history:
Best practices for congregations on welcoming LGBTQ individuals: PDF of PowerPoint
Location:Baltimore, Maryland
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