NOW--> Buy at ticket for the Aug. 10th Osprey game and $3. goes to Missoula AIDS Council. To learn more click here.

August

Aug. 1 Birds & Bees "staff" meeting

Aug. 2 Queer Summit planning meeting at 11:00 AM, Birds & Bees

Aug. 2 Sexual Health Care Providers Brown Bag Meet and Greet

You and your colleagues are invited to have lunch out of the office and meet the sexual health care community of Missoula. Please come to network, add your info to our directory and plan your visibility at Birds & Bees first birthday in September. Click here to RSVP.

Aug. 6 The Western Montana Community Center Community Dance from 8 PM to 2 AM at the Palace Billiards with special guest DJ Kris Moon $5. admission 21+

Aug. 19th Polytana: Poly Potluck Party To join the polyactive and polycurious for the 4th monthly potluck eat and meet please don't hesitate to spend all day preparing a magnificent dish and... come by at 7. To learn more click here. 

September

Sept. 9 BirdDay Party Missoula's sexual health center, Birds & Bees, LLC is going to blow out our one year birthday candle.
Sex positivity (sexual finesse workshops, striptease, clinical sexology and bodywork) has already made it to its first birdDay.
You are invited to celebrate. There will be food, games and music starting at 7 PM and going until we drop. Last year 80 people filled our space. This year we're planning for twice the crowd. This means twice as much cake. If you want to celebrate sexuality, this is a great time to do it. You can check out details as we post them on our facepage or aboutsexuality.org
Theme: Wings. We'll be wearing wings. Get it, Birds & Bees.
See you there Montana! To learn more click here. 

October

November

SSSS is going to Las Vegas in 2010!
Sexual Science: What We Know and How We Know It
November 4-7, 2010
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Green Valley Ranch Resort & Spa
Deadline for submissions is March 15, 2010
Conference details will be posted late Spring 2010

In the past, November 20th has marked the date of transgender day of remembrance, a time to memorialize the many that have lost their lives to suicide and anti-transgender hatred. Though we as a committee realize the importance to remember those who have lost their lives in a battle for their own equality, we believe that to focus only on death provides little, if any, room for growth in the equality of the trans community, and this is where our event differs quite radically from previous events.
With a Transgender Day of Recognition, we a providing a time of recognition that recognizes everyone in the trans community, and is more of a celebration of life than a memorial of death. We feel that this change will provide a much more positive understanding of the trans community as a whole, as it will provide a positive image of everyday life of those living within the trans community, instead of focusing on such negative aspects like death.
After the 1998 murder of Rita Hester, a transgender woman living in Boston, Gwendolyn Ann Smith, along with other organizer; worked to form the "Remembering Our Dead" project, and an accompanying vigil which took place in San Francisco, CA in 1999. In the past ten years, the annual November 20th observance has grown into a national Transgender Day of Remembrance. This day provided an opportunity for communities to come together and mark the passing of transgender or those who perceived to be transgender individuals who have been murdered because of hate, as well as to remember all those who have lost their lives to suicide.
Eleven years later, our committee feels that though we have come a long way, perhaps its time to change our focus from the negative aspects of death, and make this a time to recognize the many who are living and fighting for their equality, as well as a time to celebrate the lives lived of those lost.

Details on the events for TDOR 2010 are soon to come. Facelink.

June

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