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Showing posts with label Center on Halsted. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Tomorrow!!!
Hey Everyone! Tomorrow is the day, get ready for our Get Freaky Community forum!
It's going to be an exciting fun-filled event, we will be kicking it off with an hour long reception starting at 6 PM featuring a cash bar, light treats and snacks.
Oh and did we mention that there will be sex toy demonstrations put on by Cupid's Treasure, Tulip, and Early to Bed!
Then after we've eaten and drank our fair share join us in the Hoover Leppen Theater at 7 PM so we can get down to the dirty talk! Our hosts from one of the most popular gay podcasts out there Marc Felion and Fausto Fernos of Feast of Fun will be facilitating discussion with our three distinguished panelists:
Gary Bucher: Anal health specialist, director of the Anal Dysplasia Clinic Midwest
Debby Herbenick: Sex researcher and Time OUT Chicago's sex columnist
John Stryker: Howard Brown Health Center nurse practicioner
We begin at 6:00pm for free light nibbles, a cash bar, and sex toy demos in the 2nd floor John Baran Senior Center.
The dirty talk begins at 7:00pm in the Hoover Leppen Theatre, 3rd floor. Hope to see you all there!!!
RSVP Here!
It's going to be an exciting fun-filled event, we will be kicking it off with an hour long reception starting at 6 PM featuring a cash bar, light treats and snacks.
Oh and did we mention that there will be sex toy demonstrations put on by Cupid's Treasure, Tulip, and Early to Bed!
Then after we've eaten and drank our fair share join us in the Hoover Leppen Theater at 7 PM so we can get down to the dirty talk! Our hosts from one of the most popular gay podcasts out there Marc Felion and Fausto Fernos of Feast of Fun will be facilitating discussion with our three distinguished panelists:
Gary Bucher: Anal health specialist, director of the Anal Dysplasia Clinic Midwest
Debby Herbenick: Sex researcher and Time OUT Chicago's sex columnist
John Stryker: Howard Brown Health Center nurse practicioner
We begin at 6:00pm for free light nibbles, a cash bar, and sex toy demos in the 2nd floor John Baran Senior Center.
The dirty talk begins at 7:00pm in the Hoover Leppen Theatre, 3rd floor. Hope to see you all there!!!
RSVP Here!
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Join LifeLube and Friends Tuesday Oct 25 and Get Freaky
It's all about those things that "go bump in the night."
Please join Feast of Fun, Project CRYSP, LifeLube and the Chicago Black Gay Men's Caucus on Tuesday, October 25 at the Center on Halsted for Project CRYSP's final gay men's health forum and live podcast taping.
Join us for a "gay birds and the bees" and ask a renowned panel of gay/bi men's health sexperts the questions that weren't covered in your high school sex ed class.
Cash bar, free snacks + sex toy demos too.
Your Evening's Fabulous Sexperts:
*Gary Bucher - anal health specialist, dir. Anal Dysplasia Clinic Midwest
*Debby Herbenick - sex researcher, Time OUT Chicago's sex columnist
*John Stryker - Howard Brown Health Center nurse practitioner
Click for more info and to RSVP for this FREE forum.
Click here for the sexy forum poster.
Please join Feast of Fun, Project CRYSP, LifeLube and the Chicago Black Gay Men's Caucus on Tuesday, October 25 at the Center on Halsted for Project CRYSP's final gay men's health forum and live podcast taping.
Join us for a "gay birds and the bees" and ask a renowned panel of gay/bi men's health sexperts the questions that weren't covered in your high school sex ed class.
Cash bar, free snacks + sex toy demos too.
Your Evening's Fabulous Sexperts:
*Gary Bucher - anal health specialist, dir. Anal Dysplasia Clinic Midwest
*Debby Herbenick - sex researcher, Time OUT Chicago's sex columnist
*John Stryker - Howard Brown Health Center nurse practitioner
Click for more info and to RSVP for this FREE forum.
Click here for the sexy forum poster.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Get Freaky October 25 - Our Last Community Forum of 2011
It's all about those things that "go bump in the night."
Space is limited for this free event, please RSVP today to hold your space.
Your Evening's Fabulous Sexperts:
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Center on Halsted
3656 North Halsted, Chicago
We begin at 6:00pm for free light nibbles, a cash bar, and sex toy demos in the 2nd floor John Baran Senior Center.
The dirty talk begins at 7:00pm in the Hoover Leppen Theatre, 3rd floor.
FREE! Register online and be sure to tell us the sexy questions you have on your mind.
Space is limited for this free event, please RSVP today to hold your space.
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Your Evening's Fabulous Sexperts:
- Gary Bucher - anal health specialist, dir. Anal Dysplasia Clinic Midwest
- Debby Herbenick - sex researcher and Time OUT Chicago's sex columnist
- John Stryker - Howard Brown Health Center nurse practitioner
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Center on Halsted
3656 North Halsted, Chicago
We begin at 6:00pm for free light nibbles, a cash bar, and sex toy demos in the 2nd floor John Baran Senior Center.
The dirty talk begins at 7:00pm in the Hoover Leppen Theatre, 3rd floor.
FREE! Register online and be sure to tell us the sexy questions you have on your mind.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Prevention Revolution or Magical Thinking?Feast of Fun podcasts LifeLube's forum on Pre-exposure Prophylaxis- Listen
via feast of Fun
June 15, 2011, from the Center on Halsted in Chicago, LifeLube hosted a live community forum on Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP). World renowned LGBT podcasters, Feast of Fun, moderated the discussion as panelists and guests were engaged on one of the most exciting developments in the fight against HIV.
The conversation was joined by:
Dr. Bob Grant, the protocol chair for the groundbreaking study, iPrEx.
Keith Green of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, who is a consultant for Project PrEPare, which explores the acceptability and feasibility of the trial among men who have sex with other men.
Rico Herrera, a Chicago gay youth currently participating in the trial via Project PrEPare.
Plus- live questions from the audience.
The forum went off without a hitch thanks to the help of our community partners:
Association of Latin Men for Action
Chicago Black Gay Men’s Caucus
Communities of Color Collaborative
Project CRYSP
Feast of Fun
Click for the podcast
June 15, 2011, from the Center on Halsted in Chicago, LifeLube hosted a live community forum on Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP). World renowned LGBT podcasters, Feast of Fun, moderated the discussion as panelists and guests were engaged on one of the most exciting developments in the fight against HIV.
The conversation was joined by:
Dr. Bob Grant, the protocol chair for the groundbreaking study, iPrEx.
Keith Green of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, who is a consultant for Project PrEPare, which explores the acceptability and feasibility of the trial among men who have sex with other men.
Rico Herrera, a Chicago gay youth currently participating in the trial via Project PrEPare.
Plus- live questions from the audience.
The forum went off without a hitch thanks to the help of our community partners:
Association of Latin Men for Action
Chicago Black Gay Men’s Caucus
Communities of Color Collaborative
Project CRYSP
Feast of Fun
Click for the podcast
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Forum explores Truvada's use in fighting HIV
via Windy City Times
Thanks to Windy City Times for doing an excellent article on the PrEP forum last week.
Experts on the study sat down with Feast of Fun podcasters Fausto Fern�"s and Marc Felion at Center on Halsted June 15 to talk about what the study means and if Truvada could signal the end of the pandemic. Present were Dr. Robert Grant of Gladstone Institute, Keith Green, director of federal affairs at AIDS Foundation of Chicago, and a youth who participated in a similar study Green conducted in Chicago.
Read more.
Thanks to Windy City Times for doing an excellent article on the PrEP forum last week.
Experts on the study sat down with Feast of Fun podcasters Fausto Fern�"s and Marc Felion at Center on Halsted June 15 to talk about what the study means and if Truvada could signal the end of the pandemic. Present were Dr. Robert Grant of Gladstone Institute, Keith Green, director of federal affairs at AIDS Foundation of Chicago, and a youth who participated in a similar study Green conducted in Chicago.
Read more.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Prevention Revolution or Magical Thinking
O what a night! The forum was informative as our panel of experts provided information behind Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV (PrEP).This can potentially save millions of lives once available to the public.The audience was engaged by details of two exciting projects, iPrEx and Project PrEPare, both working to provide the opportunity for people to take a daily pill which could protect against HIV transmission.The audience also heard a testimony from a PreEP user on how he was affected by the study. The Podcast of this event will be posted as it becomes available unto LifeLube.Check out the action below!
For more.
Photos by Ed Negron
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Is a Daily Pill the Answer to HIV Prevention Among Gay Men? Is This a Prevention Revolution, or Magical Thinking?
LifeLube, Association of Latin Men for Action, Chicago Black Gay Men's Caucus, Communities of Color Collaborative, Project CRYSP, and Feast of Fun are teeming up to bring you and yours a free podcast forum to explore this hot issue.
Wednesday, June 15 - Center on Halsted - be there.
Hear from real guys who are taking “the pill.”
Ask tough questions about costs, risks.
Why can't people just wear condoms?
How far YOU would you go to protect yourself?
Wednesday, June 15 - Center on Halsted - be there.
Hear from real guys who are taking “the pill.”
Ask tough questions about costs, risks.
Why can't people just wear condoms?
How far YOU would you go to protect yourself?
Click for more info and to RSVP.
Click to download the flyer you see below. Please share.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
RSVP Today for Trans-Body Politics Featuring Alexandra Billings!
There is a transgender emergence happening in Chicago. After generations of struggle, transgender men and women are becoming more visible, integrated and finding new admirers gay, straight and everywhere in between. And yet the struggle continues.
What are the positive and negative repercussions of increased trans visibility and integration? How and why do different bodies and identities provoke the fear, violence and injustice this community continues to face in the midst of progress? What can the LGBT and allied communities do to change the story?
Featured panelists include Alexandra Billings, performer and community leader, Jamison Green, PhD, University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health, and Lara Brooks, manager of the Broadway Youth Center. Moderated by Fausto Fernos and Marc Felion of the Feast of Fun.
This event is being sponsored by the University of Illinois – Chicago Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement. Please join LifeLube, Project CRYSP, and the Feast of Fun for an invigorating, LIVE, podcast forum.
Thursday, May 19th, 2011
Center on Halsted
3656 North Halsted
Hoover Leppen Theatre
Doors open at 6 p.m. for light nibbles and schmoozing.
Taping begins at 7 p.m.
This event is free but YOU MUST RSVP as space is limited!
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Announcing LifeLube's Next Live Podcast Forum,The (other) T-Party, Trans-Body Politics, Featuring Alexandra Billings
This event is free, but you must RSVP to attend.What are the positive and negative repercussions of increased trans visibility and integration? How and why do different bodies and identities provoke the fear, violence and injustice this community continues to face in the midst of progress? What can the LGBT and allied communities do to change the story?
Featured panelists include Alexandra Billings, performer and community leader, Jamison Green, PhD, University of California, San Francisco Center of Excellence for Transgender Health, and Lara Brooks, manager of the Broadway Youth Center. Moderated by Fausto Fernos and Marc Felion of the Feast of Fun. This event is being sponsored by the University of Illinois – Chicago Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement.
Please join LifeLube, Project CRYSP, and the Feast of Fun for an invigorating, LIVE, podcast forum.
Thursday, May 19th, 2011 Center on Halsted 3656 North Halsted Hoover Leppen Theatre
Doors open at 6 p.m. for light nibbles and schmoozing. Taping begins at 7 p.m.
This event is free, but you must RSVP to attend.
Please also consider attending the AIDS Foundation of Chicago/Service Provider's Council Trans Actions Wellness Conference from 9:00-3:30 that day.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
It's Not Just Faggot!
Join LifeLube and friends for a community forum on December 8th at the Center in Halsted in Chicago.
Please RSVP for this free forum and ensure your spot.
Please RSVP for this free forum and ensure your spot.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Today is Bisexual Day! Celebrate it tonight at Center on Halsted
Tonight at 7pm, Chicago's Center on Halsted celebrates Bisexual Day
Center on Halsted is welcoming some of Chicago's dedicated Bi activists, who will share their place in the world with a guest panel regarding Bisexual history, health, activism, politics, relationships with Transgender people, and the importance of working together. Followed by a social hour.
The organizers look forward to a lively conversation on the pressing need for communication and organizing among bisexuals, allies, and health care providers. This event will be a unique opportunity to explore issues impacting a group that research shows to be similar in size to the gay and lesbian population, but has typically been less visible, misunderstood, and less often studied. Increasingly, as more information about sexual orientation is collected, more will be know about the health needs of bisexuals, as well as the programs and strategies to meet those needs. The discussion will help the advocacy efforts underway to support and nurture a bisexual health agenda and increased Bi visibility and acceptance in the Chicago LG_T community.
Thursday, September 23, 2010 - 7:00 pm – 9:30
Center on Halsted - Hoover Leppen Theatre - Third Floor
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Program begins promptly at 7:00 p.m.
Welcome
Speakers – Presentations
Social/Networking Time
More info on speakers/program.
Center on Halsted is welcoming some of Chicago's dedicated Bi activists, who will share their place in the world with a guest panel regarding Bisexual history, health, activism, politics, relationships with Transgender people, and the importance of working together. Followed by a social hour.
The organizers look forward to a lively conversation on the pressing need for communication and organizing among bisexuals, allies, and health care providers. This event will be a unique opportunity to explore issues impacting a group that research shows to be similar in size to the gay and lesbian population, but has typically been less visible, misunderstood, and less often studied. Increasingly, as more information about sexual orientation is collected, more will be know about the health needs of bisexuals, as well as the programs and strategies to meet those needs. The discussion will help the advocacy efforts underway to support and nurture a bisexual health agenda and increased Bi visibility and acceptance in the Chicago LG_T community.
Thursday, September 23, 2010 - 7:00 pm – 9:30
Center on Halsted - Hoover Leppen Theatre - Third Floor
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Program begins promptly at 7:00 p.m.
Welcome
Speakers – Presentations
- Bi History and Biphobia - Paige Listerud
- Bi Women’s Health - Wendy Bostwick, PhD, MPH
- Bi and Transgender, Birthright - Karen McReady
- Queer Identity - Elliot M. Scott
- Bisexual Media & Bi Pop Culture in Entertainment - Adrienne Williams
- Bi Men’s Health, Recovery - Ed Negron
Social/Networking Time
More info on speakers/program.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Happy Ending Hook Ups
Hooking up online can be sexy good time, or it can be dicey/scary/deadly. There are some sick freaks out there who have no interest in getting off with you, and have other plans for your meeting.
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Ensuring that Hook Up Comes with a Happy Ending
Hooking up online can be sexy good time, or it can be dicey/scary/deadly. There are some sick freaks out there who have no interest in getting off with you, and have other plans for your meeting.
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
Friday, July 9, 2010
When Virtual Becomes Reality - tips to hook up safely
Hooking up online can be sexy good time, or it can be dicey/scary/deadly. There are some sick freaks out there who have no interest in getting off with you, and have other plans for your meeting.
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Tips for cruising the net
Hooking up online can be sexy good time, or it can be dicey/scary/deadly. There are some sick freaks out there who have no interest in getting off with you, and have other plans for your meeting.
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
The Center on Halsted has a great set of tips for leaving the virtual world and meeting Mister Right Now. You know, stuff like getting a face pic and phone number and first meeting in public.
Find out what a Silent Alarm is, and check out all the other great advice, here. And have a lovely time!
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