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LGBTQIA+ leaders will discuss community, libraries, safe spaces, LGBTQIA+ youth, the unhoused, mental health, and more.
October is LGBTQIA+ History Month and we invite you to join in a discussion dedicated to creating community.
Topics will include finding community, feeling safe, safe spaces, LGBTQIA+ youth, the unhoused, mental health, queerphobia, and transphobia.
Co-moderated by branch manager Wendy and Odessa, MLIS student and queer academic, this program will include local speakers and various LGBTQIA+ resource centers.
Come ready to learn, discuss, and network.
Panelists include (subject to change):
Related resources:
"The Color of Always: An LGBTQIA+ Love Anthology" by Brent Fisher
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Diverse programming--including storytime, NatureConnect, crafting, cooking, health and wellness, and more—engage participants of all ages who learn and create together. Kenmore Branch Library is your one-stop spot for news about local events, the latest in books, movies, and music, access to technology, and so much more.