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Program and Resource Guide June 2013 Sunday 2 Tuesday 11 9pm World America Reframed Early Trembling Before G-D is 4am KQED 9 The Grove | q | D | R (Life) a cinematic portrait of 6/11 9pm; (World) 6/15 5pm various gay orthodox Jews who Evening struggle to reconcile their faith and their sexual orientation. 7:30pm KQED 9 Spark | q | Matt Alber, Kymata, | R (World) 6/3 11am, 6/8 3pm Junior Ballroom Dancing. | R (9) 6/12 1:30am; (Life) 6/15 Tuesday 4 5:30pm, 6/16 6:30pm 11pm KQED 9 Independent Lens Two 11am World Independent Lens We Were Spirits Fred Martinez was a Here takes a deep and reflective Navajo boy who was also a girl. look at the arrival and impact In an earlier era, he would have Public of AIDS in in the been revered. Instead he was early 1980s. | R (World) 6/16 murdered. | D | R (9) 6/12 5am; 10:30pm (Life) 6/14 10pm; (World) 6/13 Television 12:30pm World noon, 6/15 4pm Stonewall Uprising: American Experience explores the violent protests Wednesday 12 In June, KQED proudly celebrates the diversity of and street demonstrations Early our community with a special programming lineup that launched a worldwide movement in 1969. | R (World) 1:30am KQED 9 Spark | q | Matt Alber, Kymata, on KQED 9 and KQED Plus (+) . 6/9 10:30pm Junior Ballroom Dancing. | R (Life) 6/15 5:30pm, 6/16 KQED 9 is available over the air on DT9.1, 54.2 6:30pm and 25.1; via most cable systems on Channel 9; Thursday 6 5am KQED 9 Independent Lens Two 11am World The Grove | q | chronicles the on XFINITY cable Channel 709; and via satellite on Spirits. | D | R (Life) 6/14 10pm; transformation of the National DirecTV (local and HD Channel 9) and DISH (World) 6/13 noon, 6/15 4pm AIDS Memorial Grove from network (local Channel 8226 in SD only). a neglected eyesore to landscaped sanctuary. | R (9) Thursday 13 KQED Plus is available over the air on Channel 54, 6/10 10pm, 6/11 4am; (Life) 11am World Anyone and Everyone DT54.1, 9.2 and 25.2. It is on XFINITY cable 6/11 9pm; (World) 6/15 5pm Hear poignant and often Channel 10 and in HD on 710 and on DirecTV noon World Independent Lens heartbreaking stories of families (Channel 54, SD and HD) and DISH (Channel 54 or Love Free or Die. Faith, love, across the country who have 8234) satellite systems. homosexuality and church a gay child. | R (9) 6/23 1pm; collide as Gene Robinson (World) 6/19 8am becomes the first openly gay This guide also lists programs airing on KQED Life bishop. | R (9) 6/18 11pm, 6/19 Saturday 15 (XFINITY 189, Channel 54.3) and KQED World 5am; (Life) 6/21 10pm (XFINITY 190, Channel 9.3). Some programs 3:30pm World Maria Hinojosa: One-on-One Jarrett Barrios. The president of repeat additional times on these two channels. Saturday 8 the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Visit kqed.org/dtv for the complete digital 2pm World City of Borders People of Against Defamation discusses program schedule. all nationalities and religious full equality in America. affiliations find peace in a gay programming symbols bar in Jerusalem. Sunday 16 q This program is a KQED production, 6pm KQED 9 History Detectives Korean co-production or presentation. Sunday 9 War Letter, Diana, Lookout 9pm World America Reframed Red Mountain Painting. | R (World) H This program (or episode) is airing on Without Blue. The intimate 6/22 2pm KQED 9 or KQED + for the first time. bond between two identical 7pm KQED 9 Finding Your Roots John R This program will be repeated on the twin brothers is challenged Legend, Wanda Sykes and date/s noted. when one decides to transition Margarett Cooper. The stars from male to female. | R (World) D Descriptive video information for the discover the extraordinary 6/10 11am stories of the free black sight-impaired is available on televisions ancestors they never knew with stereo capability. Monday 10 about. | R (9) 6/17 1am 9:30pm Life InnerViews with Ernie 8pm life David Geffen: American Programs are subject to change after Manouse Margaret Cho. Masters profiles the record press deadlines. For the latest program | R (Life) 6/16 11pm industry mogul, Hollywood a producer and billionaire information, visit kqed.org/tvchanges or call 10pm KQED 9 The Grove | q | D | R (9) 6/11 philanthropist. our automated program information line at 4am; (Life) 6/11 9pm; (World) 415.354.8000. If you are recording, allow five 6/15 5pm 10pm life Drexel Interview John Waters, minutes for early starts and late finishes. Part 1. Legendary filmmaker John Waters discusses his career in movies. 10:30pm Life Drexel Interview John Waters, Cover: Voices Lesbian Choral Ensemble is one Part 2. of the groups performing at KQED’s LGBT Pride 11pm KQED 9 I Am An Indian filmmaker Celebration. Watch Saturday, June 23, at 7pm travels across India to meet on KQED 9, photo courtesy Reenie Raschke with parents of gay and lesbian 2 Photography. South Asians. | R (9) 6/17 5am KQED Public Television KQED Public Radio Resources Get the guide online: kqed.org/heritage KQED.org 3 . digital cable 960 Y T INI the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act, this new hour-long documentary examines how various traditions view homosexuality. religious a Catholic Hear compelling stories from couple in which one partner is transgender, an openly gay imam, and gay and lesbian NY Brooklyn, Orthodox Jews from Two audio diaries of people documenting Two their own personal transformation, with host Jay Allison. Gay in the Eyes of God Gay in the Eyes of God June 1, 1pm Saturday, Court debates as the U.S. Supreme Hearing Voices Hearing Voices Character and Change Stories of Transformation: June 27, 8pm Thursday, 24-hour international, KQED Public Radio’s and local news and information national, regional 88.5 FM in service is available on frequencies San Francisco, 89.3 FM in Sacramento (KQEI), 88.3 FM in Santa Rosa and 88.1 FM in Martinez. It is also available on XF and live online at kqed.org. Public Public Radio |

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Independent Lens Love Free or Die. | D | R (Life) 6/21 10pm Independent Lens Love Free or Die. | D | R (9) 6/19 5am; (Life) 6/21 10pm Spark | The Mark Ellen DeGeneres: Prize DeGeneres Twain Prize the Mark Twain receives | R (9) for American Humor. 6/22 3am; (Life) 6/23 8pm Spark | Finding Your Roots John Finding Your Sykes and Legend, Wanda Margarett Cooper. Anyone and Everyone Not In Our School: Palo Alto | Ellen DeGeneres: Ellen DeGeneres: Prize | R The Mark Twain (Life) 6/23 8pm Life Before the Lifeboat Life Before conversations between features Paul V Dr. courageous of San Francisco’s the earliest days leaders from of the AIDS epidemic. Spark | I Am Spark | World KQED 9 KQED 9 KQED 9 KQED 9 KQED 9 KQED 9 KQED 9 KQED 9 4pm 5am 11pm Friday 21 9pm Early 1:30am KQED 9 Wednesday 19 Wednesday Tuesday 18 Tuesday 7:30pm KQED 9 Monday 17 Monday Early 1am Sunday 23 1pm 2pm Saturday 22 Saturday Early 3am 2:30pm KQED 9 11:30pm KQED 9 5am 5:30am KQED 9 ADVOCACY International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission American Civil Liberties Union, Gay 212.430.6054; iglhrc.org and Lesbian Rights Chapter Monitors, documents and mobilizes responses 415.621.2493; aclunc.org to human rights violations on the basis of sexual Acts to ensure that gay rights issues remain in the orientation, HIV status and gender identity. forefront of the ACLU’s civil liberties agenda. Metropolitan Community Church Bay Area American Indian Two Spirits 415.863.4434; mccsf.org 415.865.5616; baaits.org A beloved community joining together from A community-based organization creating forums diverse spiritual backgrounds. A ministry of peace for the spiritual, cultural and artistic expression of and social justice in our congregation and our Two Spirit people. community. A house of prayer for all people and a home for queer spirituality. Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center 408.293.3040; defrank.org National Center for Lesbian Rights Resources Provides community, leadership, advocacy, support 415.392.6257; nclrights.org and services to the Silicon Valley LGBT community A progressive, feminist, multicultural legal center and their allies. Programs include social activities, devoted to advancing the rights and safety of youth leadership development, nutritious lunches lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and Please note that this is only a small for seniors, support groups, individual counseling their families. Committed to creating a world in portion of the many organizations that and HIV testing. which all people live freely, without fear serve the LGBT community in the Bay of discrimination. Area. To add your organization to City and County of San Francisco Out and Equal Workplace Advocates this list or update information for next Human Rights Commission 415.252.2500; ci.sf.ca.us/sfhumanrights 415.694.6500; outandequal.org year’s guide, please send an email to Provides free and confidential mediation and Champions safe and equitable workplaces [email protected]. investigation of complaints about discrimination. for LGBT people. Advocates building and strengthening successful organizations that value The Diversity Center, Santa Cruz all employees, customers and communities. 831.425.5422; diversitycenter.org Offers a drop-in safe space, peer groups, potlucks, The Outlet Program job and housing referrals, business and resource 650.965.2020 x22; projectoutlet.org information, a lending library and more. Supports and empowers LGBTQQ youth and their allies on the Peninsula through free drop-in groups, The Federation of Gay Games education, advocacy and leadership opportunities. 866.459.1261; gaygames.com The quadrennial games help to empower The Pacific Center for Human Growth LGBT athletes through fellowship and 510.548.8283; pacificcenter.org friendly competition. Offers peer support groups, mental health counseling, HIV counseling and referrals and Gay Asian Pacific Alliance educational outreach programs. gapa.org Dedicated to furthering the interests of gay and Positive Images bisexual Asians and PacificI slanders by creating 707.568.5830; posimages.org awareness, developing a positive collective identity Provides advocacy, support and information to and establishing a supportive community. gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth and young adults age 12 to 25. Its mission The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Transgender is to nurture a positive self-image and foster clear Historical Society understanding of diversity in sexual and 415.777.5455; glbthistory.org gender identity. Collects, preserves, exhibits, and otherwise makes available to the public historical, cultural and artistic Rainbow Community Center materials related to the identities and practices of 925.692.0090; rainbowcc.org the LGBT community and other sexual minorities. Promotes and provides services and activities for the LGBT community of Contra Costa County. GLAAD (Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) The San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual glaad.org Transgender Community Center Promotes and ensures fair, accurate and inclusive 415.865.5555; sfcenter.org representation of individuals and events in all Home to a dynamic range of organizations media as a means of eliminating homophobia and activities that support the needs of LGBT and discrimination based on gender identity and individuals of every race, gender, age, sexuality and sexual orientation. socioeconomic status.

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healthiersf.org healthiersf.org gsanetwork.org gayprom.org/lypinfo.html lyric.org dimensionsclinic.org of Lesbians and Gays) San Francisco: 415.921.8850, Oakland: 510.562.7692 (help line), San Jose: 408.736.1022 pflag.org and friends of lesbians and gays whose Parents support, education and advocacy. goals are Support Services for LGBTQ Youth Student Support Services Department, San Francisco Unified School District 415.522.6738; and school site resources Its goal is to provide district support to meet the needs of LGBTQ youth is completely integrated and families. The program within San Francisco Unified School District and to make schools collaborates with other programs lesbian, bisexual, transgender and safer for gay, questioning students. Bay Area Chapter Bay Area glshikes.org club for LGBT peopleA conservation and outings and their friends. Gay-Straight Alliance Network 415.552.4229; sexual that works to end A youth-led organization harassment andorientation and gender identity discrimination in schools. KidSpace at the Center 415.865.5639 sfcenter.org/programs/children-family/kidspace Lesbian GayKidSpace is the San Francisco free, Community Center’s Bisexual Transgender service. In addition childcare high-quality drop-in and weekends, KidSpace on evenings to childcare to the Bay brings fun and educational programming LGBT families. Area’s Hayward Project, Lambda Youth 510.247.8200; Committed to serving the needs of lesbian, gay, transgender and questioning youth as well as their meet weekly. friends and families. Support groups Recreation (Lavender Youth LYRIC and Information Center) 415.703.6150; dances, support groups, daily drop-in, Offers and job training, and other social, recreational informational services for LGBT and questioning youth. Our Family Coalition 415.981.1960 (San Francisco), 510.332.0496 (Oakland) ourfamily.org for families and prospective support Provides social events, regular including parents, workshops, speakers, peer support, prospective- adoption information, referrals, education, parent newsletters and email lists. Families and Friends P-FLAG (Parents, Dimensions Clinic Dimensions 415.934.7757; and questioning health services for queer Provides adults, age 12 to 25.youth and young Sierrans, San FranciscoGay and Lesbian

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frameline.org womensbuilding.org womensinitiative.org ARTS Frameline 415.703.8650; LGBT Supports, develops and promotes media arts. and queer visibility through Lesbian/Gay Chorus of San Francisco 415.779.LGBT (5428); lgcsf.org bisexual, straight and Open to lesbian, gay, transgender people who love to sing. Seeks to build and enrich the LGBT community through the universal language of music. Center New Conservatory Theatre 415.861.8972 (box office); nctcsf.org theaters, A performing arts complex of three Pride Season gallery. studios and an art rehearsal is now entering its 18th year of subscriber-based gay theater. Queer Cultural Center queerculturalcenter.org organization A multidisciplinary arts–presenting programs that conducts artistic and interpretive exploring issues of queer identity. QueLaCo (Queer Latina/o Artists Coalition) LACo/ dir.groups.yahoo.com/group/Que Latino/Latina LGBT artists dedicated to promoting the arts within our diverse community. 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Initiative for Self-Employment Women’s 415.641.3460; low-income women with comprehensive Provides technical assistancebusiness training, ongoing and financing. The Trevor Helpline Berkeley Free Clinic MEDIA 866.4.U.TREVOR (488.7386); thetrevorproject.org 510.548.2570, 800.6.CLINIC (625.4642) A 24-hour suicide prevention hotline for gay youth. berkeleyfreeclinic.org Provides free and anonymous HIV testing in a sex- 415.861.5019; ebar.com positive and queer-friendly environment. Also offers San Francisco’s oldest and largest local newspaper HEALTH/SAFETY STD testing, hepatitis testing and education, and of record serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual and peer counseling. transgender communities. CUAV (Community United Against Violence) 415.777.5500 (office), Black Coalition on AIDS San Francisco Bay Times 415.333.HELP (4357) (24-hour crisis) 415.615.9945, 415.568.2082 (TTY) 415.503.1375 ; sfbaytimes.com cuav.org bcoa.org A gay and lesbian newspaper with a A multicultural agency whose mission is to prevent Aims to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in the black comprehensive events calendar. and respond to violence against and within our community through education, service and diverse LGBT, queer and questioning communities. advocacy. Promotes collective, comprehensive and compassionate care for those affected by PROFESSIONAL Gay and Lesbian Medical Association the disease. 202.600.8037; glma.org Ally Action Works to maximize the quality of health services for Healing Waters 925.685.5480; allyaction.org LGBT people and to foster a professional climate in 415.552.1190; hwaters.org Educates teachers, students, administrators and which our members can reach their full potential. Provides wilderness activities for men, women the public at large, striving to ensure that school and teenagers living with HIV/AIDS, including communities are safe, inclusive and effective for Gaylesta (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, whitewater rafting, kayaking, hiking, camping all, regardless of sexual orientation or gender Transgender Therapists Association and a summer camp for HIV+ teenagers. identity/expression. of the Bay Area) 415.729.3996 (office); gaylesta.org Positive Resource Center Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom A professional, nonprofit organization addressing 415.777.0333; positiveresource.org (BALIF) the diverse needs of its multidisciplinary members Through culturally appropriate counseling, 415.865.5620; balif.org and the community. Activities include educational education and advocacy, assists people who The nation’s oldest and largest bar association programs, peer consultation groups, a speaker’s are affected by or at risk for HIV/AIDS in making of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgender bureau, social events, a newsletter and more. informed choices that maximize available benefits persons, representing its members’ interests in the and employment opportunities. San Francisco Bay Area. Membership is open to The Last Drag anyone with a shared interest in LGBT issues. 415.339.STOP (7867); lastdrag.org Project Open Hand Offers free quit-smoking classes for LGBT, intersex 415.447.2300 (general questions), GGBA (Golden Gate Business Association) and HIV-positive smokers. Held in San Francisco in 800.551.6325 (client services) 415.362.4422; ggba.com a confidential and supportive group setting. 510.622.0221 (Oakland) The nation’s first business organization founded openhand.org by gay and lesbian entrepreneurs; a dynamic Open Enterprises/Good Vibrations Delivers meals and groceries to people who and active voice for the Bay Area’s LGBT and 800.289.8423; goodvibes.com have symptomatic HIV and AIDS, the elderly, supportive business and professional community. A cooperative providing access to accurate sex the homebound and the critically ill. information and to sex toys, books and videos to Pride at Work promote healthy attitudes about sex. San Francisco AIDS Foundation prideatwork.org; sfprideatwork.org 415.487.3000 (office), Works to mobilize mutual support between WOMAN Inc. (Women Organized to Make 415.487.8000 (client services) organized labor and the LGBT community. Abuse Nonexistent Inc.) sfaf.org 415.864.4777 (office), 877.384.3578 (toll free) Provides services and information to people Rainbow Pages 415.864.4722 (24-hour crisis line) affected by and concerned about HIV and AIDS; vrp.info womaninc.org sponsors the AIDS Walk and other events. Online and print directory of businesses and Confronts violence against women and assists services meeting the needs of the LGBT battered women. Provides a 24-hour crisis line, Shanti community of Northern California. legal assistance, individual and group counseling, 415.674.4700; shanti.org community education and outreach, Latina- Provides effective, culturally relevant, client- SENIORS bicultural services and a lesbian domestic centered, nonjudgmental, responsive service violence program. to the changing needs of HIV/AIDS clients. Lavender Seniors of the East Bay 510.667.9655; lavenderseniors.org HIV/AIDS Stop AIDS Project Improves the quality of life of older LGBT residents 415.575.0150; stopaids.org of Alameda and Contra Costa counties through AIDS Emergency Fund Educates through multicultural, community-based community outreach, advocacy and education. 415.558.6999; aidsemergencyfund.org workshops, forums and special events. Provides financial assistance to men, women WEBSITES and children living with disabling HIV/AIDS. UCSF HIV/AIDS Division, San Francisco General Hospital Betty’s List Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center 415.206.3154 (clinic eligibility), 415.503.1375; bettyslist.com 415.292.3400; apiwellness.org 415.206.2400 (clinic scheduling) An online directory for the LGBT community. Educates, supports, empowers and advocates for php.ucsf.edu Asian and Pacific Islander communities, including The UCSF Positive Health Program’s primary clinic people living with or at risk for HIV/AIDS. 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