The following programs are independently presented by non-profit organizations. Space at Temple University Center City is provided by Equality Forum at no cost to the organizations.

Saturday, May 3
Temple University Center City - 1515 Market Street, 3rd Floor
FREE

Telling Our Stories
GLAAD
In our ability to talk about our personal experiences, we each possess an invaluable resource for achieving LGBT equality. As the LGBT civil rights movement advances, so must we advance in our ability to captivate and inspire others through our stories. 2 p.m. - Room 315
 

Building a Movement: Grassroots Organizing in Your Community
Equality Advocates PA
Come learn from seasoned activists proper organizing and lobbying techniques to become a more effective advocate for LGBT issues in your local and statewide community. 2 p.m. - Room 322
 

Would Jesus Discriminate? A Campaign to Counter Religious-Based Bigotry
Dignity Philadelphia, Imago Dei Metropolitan Community Church & Metropolitan Community Churches
This program focuses on the central question “Would Jesus Discriminate?” and is for people of all faith and no faith to be equipped and empowered to speak out against religious-based bigotry through interpersonal communications and accessing local media. 2 p.m. - Room 320
 

AIDS in America 2008
ActionAIDS
A dialogue with leaders in the HIV/AIDS care community regarding the current status of AIDS in America today. 2 p.m. - Room 323
 

Baby Making in the 21st Century: Assisted Reproduction Options for LGBT Parents
Philadelphia Family Pride
A panel of experts will guide you through the maze of options in using assisted reproduction to build your family, including: alternative insemination, sperm donors and surrogacy, as well as important insurance issues, legal issues and more. 2 p.m. - Room 321
 

Sexual Addiction and Its Implications in the GLBT Community
Mazzoni Center
Talking about sexual addiction in the gay community is often misunderstood as homophobia and attempts at "pathologizing" courtship in the gay community. The purpose of this workshop is to open up a discussion about addictive sexuality and what it means within the GLBT community. Presented by Keystone Center ECU. 2 p.m. - Room 325
 

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