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Performer: Sara Wheeler PRIDEHOUSE REPORT JULY 9, 2015 Performer: Cat Mac & the Cats 1216 Bute Street, Vancouver, BC FIFA Women’s World Cup Pride House June 26 - July 5th, 2015 Vancouver opened its doors to welcome the world to watch the FIFAWWC. Pride House was created to develop a safe and inclusive space for Gender & Sexual Minorities GSM LGBT athletes, family, friends and fans to watch and be their authentic selves. FIFAWWC 2015 Pride House Vancouver !1 PRIDE HOUSE VANCOUVER The goal of Pride House Vancouver at the FIFA Women’s Pride House also welcomed an amateur band to play at World Cup was to: the pavilion, Cat Mac and the Cats. The Vancouver Frontrunners were the only sports club that was able to � Raise the visibility both on a local and international have an official club event at the pavilion. Other sports level that Vancouver is a safe, inclusive, and diverse clubs did not have enough time to gather their community. membership or they were occupied with attending the � Provide a fun, safe and inclusive space for people to actual FIFAWWC matches. come together and celebrate queer art, sports and culture at an international sporting event (FIFA Women’s Attendance World Cup) Over the ten day period we welcomed an estimated 957 visitors from eight countries including: USA (NY, CA, FL, � Demonstrate the city’s commitment in fostering a OR, MN, MO, MT, PA, and OH), Ireland, UK, Japan, Spain, Brazil, Germany and Switzerland. We also welcomed vibrant and inclusive neighbourhood where residents visitors from across Canada including BC, AB, ON and and visitors can come together to watch the games. NB. Game days were much busier than non game days and Pride House the best turn out was for the final weekend with Pride House headliner “Queer as Funk” and the final match Programming between USA vs. Japan. The FIFA Women’s World Cup Pride House was open 7/26 7/27 7/28 7/29 7/30 7/01 7/02 7/03 7/04 7/05 from June 26th through to July 5th encompassing six game days (June 26, 27, 30, July 1st, 4th, and 5th) and 50 100 51 45 62 104 33 76 117 319 four non games days (June 28, 29 and July 2, 3). Headline artist included: Queer As Funk http://queerasfunk.com/ Social Media Kate Reid http://katereid.net/ Pride House Vancouver’s success was primarily on social media. Fans from around the globe could follow via Sarah Wheeler http://sarahwheeler.com/ #PrideHouse or @PrideHouse2010 @GayWhistler Twitter, Root N Branch http://bit.ly/RootNBranch Instagram and Facebook. Total impressions saw nearly 150K on Instagram + 600K on Twitter. 5,126 on Facebook fan Page of Pride House. FIFAWWC 2015 Pride House Vancouver !2 Home Features Pricing About Blog Free Trial Log in Free Hashtracking ExplorerPlus Report, brought to you in real­time by Hashtracking.com. Sign up for a Free Trial to follow this tag. #pridehouse Instagram Instagram Collection Started: 7/31/2014 12:16 am FIFAWWC Pride House Instagram Snap Shot Activity Exposure #PrideHouse Reach 50,787 Impressions 148,107 00 00 00 00 00 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 0,0 3,916 122 1 5 9 13 17 likes 200 comments posts Most Influential Most Posts FOLLOWERS POSTS _rainbowradio 9,152 Dean Nelson gaywhistler 67 LGBT Radio show!! Bringing u the hottest news, knowledge, & coup Executive Producer of the annual #Gay & Lesbian ski/Snowboard we les in the LGBTQ Community!!!! Click the link to check out archived e ek in #Whistler BC ­ #WhistlerPRIDE pisodes!!! #followme @gaywhistler | #Travel & SM contributor Home Features Pricing About Blog Free Trial Log in Amnesty International Norway amnesty_norge 5,553 Örebro Pride orebropride 33 Vi gir oss ikke før menneskerettighetene gjelder for alle! Örebro Pride Festival ­ 2015 27­30 augusti #orebropride<3rfslorebro Free Hashtracking ExplorerPlus Report, brought to you in real­time by Hashtracking.com. Do You Even Selfie Bro? poppa_squats Sign up for a F4re,6e3 8Trial to folloRawma ztahn Oinsko ltlar oged.ipuselectra 6 a selection of snapshots. dork. Toronto ­ Izmir #pridehouse Yes Homo, All The Homo mylittlehomo 2,668 Josh Rosenzweig joshuad510 4 Let's get one thing straight Twitter I'm not Cass|15|4­20­00|They­She­He|♉ | HISTORY WAS MADE 6­26­15 Twitter CollectPioans eSxutal r&t eGden: d6e/rf2lu8id/ 2015 4:20 pm FIFAWWC Pride House Twitter Report Bögministeriet bogministeriet 2,613 GONE FOR THE WEEK lgbt.rainbow.fukkin.pride 3 Swedens first and gayest podcast. Sveriges mest bögiga podcast. St LGBTQ+! ♂♂ ♀♀ ockholm/Sweden. Nytt avsnitt varje fredag. It Gets Better. Just hang in there :) Activity #PrideHouse ExposureYou wanna argue with me? BRING IT!! Waldito Monsalve cubandragon05 OPS Pride Network opspridenetwork Total %2,150 3 South Florida The OPN is an organization of volunteers that support and foster LG Reach 209,022 2 8⃣ ⃣ / / ♈ Original Tweets 91 59.09% BTQ inclusion in the workplace for OPS employees and Broader Pub MIA Based Flight Attendant ✈ lic Sector partners #ProfessionalGypsy @Message Tweets 0 0.00% Timeline Deliveries 587,814 Daniel Carvalho danielfcarvalhoR8e1tweets 63 40.91%1,314 Billie Jean billiejeanhq 2 Regular guy Find me on Twitter and Facebook by searching #BillieJeanHQ Total Tweets 154 100.00% 0 0 0 0 0 From Fortaleza/Brazil ,00 ,00 ,00 ,00 ,00 00 00 00 00 00 Miami living 2 3 4 5 6 Dean Nelson gaywhistler 1,242 farida_a_a 2 Executive Producer of the annual #Gay & Lesbian ski/Snowboard we ek in #Whistler BC ­ #WhistlerPRIDE #followme @gaywhistler | #Travel & SM contributor Most Influential Most Tweets Jonas Norén jonasnoren.se FOLLOW1E,R2S39 Bögministeriet bogministeriet TWEETS2 Photographer from Sweden ­ trying to make the world a better and m Swedens first and gayest podcast. Sveriges mest bögiga podcast. St Toronotroe Pboelaicuetif u @l ptloarcoen etovpeorylidceay 132,407 Deaonck Nhoellmso/Snw @edgeany.w Nhyisttt laevrsnitt varje fredag. 77 Toronto Police Corp Comm Emergency call 911/Non­Em Year­round #LGBT promoter of #Whistler to the #gay an erg 4168082222 or TDD 4164670493 Account is not monitored 24/7 d #lesbian community, and promotes and produces the annual #Gay SkiWeek – #WhistlerPRIDE Jan23­31,2016 Matthew Kilgore matthewkilgore 1,139 NFKristiania nfkristiania 2 actor/singer/dancer/pianist/lover/hater/volunteer/activist/photographe r/friend Dawn Chubai @dawnchubai Pride House @pridehouse2010 www.matthewkilgore.net 11,073 22 I play for a living. #Television Host, #Jazz Singer iTunes Celebrating diversity at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games & Actress who ONLY plays #Reporters. #Periscope #instagram htt + 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup by creating a dialogue on homoph p://t.co/K1ZRlHl4zi obia within sports. see more Dr. Hedy Fry @hedyfry 10,156 MGC Mr Gay Canada @mrgaycanada 7 Member of Parliament for Vancouver Centre. Physician. MGC's purpose is to provide an opportunity by creating Mom. Grandma. @Liberal_Party Health Critic. Liberal Cabinet 1996­ a positive image for young gay men to make a ‘difference’ and be ac 2002. True Grit. cepted within their own communities. see more see more Transcript Dean Nelson @GAYWhistler Some of the #FIFAWWC #PrideHouse magic in #Vancouver at Day 10, closing celebrations with… https://t.co/Fx1gsYo2mU Mon Jul 06 2015 15:54:30 GMT­0700 (PDT) Reply Retweet Favorite Dean Nelson @GAYWhistler Really appreciated Caryl Dolinko coming out to share in the celebration of the #FIFAWWC #PrideHouse.… https://t.co/puTw6asRUi Mon Jul 06 2015 15:48:28 GMT­0700 (PDT) Reply Retweet Favorite Dean Nelson @GAYWhistler #OpenArms at the #FIFAWWC #PrideHouse #USA wins over #JPN 5­2 in #vancouver #beYFIFAWWCourself #lgbt #gay… https: //2015t.co/8UUoD TPrideKHkz House Vancouver !3 Mon Jul 06 2015 15:38:46 GMT­0700 (PDT) Reply Retweet Favorite Dean Nelson @GAYWhistler The final presentation of the #FIFAWWC #PrideHouse is @Queer_As_Funk! Club xyyvr is hopping lets get… https://t.co/BETLwgdBtT Sun Jul 05 2015 19:16:43 GMT­0700 (PDT) Reply Retweet Favorite Alison Grrrman @AGrrrman RT @GAYWhistler: #PrideHouse at the #FIFAWWC final show begins at 7pm #vancouver xyyvr @queer_as_funk @ XYYVR https://t.co/44HDRa35aY Sun Jul 05 2015 18:47:35 GMT­0700 (PDT) Reply Retweet Favorite Dean Nelson @GAYWhistler Patio is rock'n post #USA win over #JPN at the #PrideHouse for #FIFAWWC at xyyvr @ XYYVR https://t.co/ziJyK62dbI Sun Jul 05 2015 18:47:27 GMT­0700 (PDT) Reply Retweet Favorite Connie Buna @conniebuna RT @GAYWhistler: #PrideHouse at the #FIFAWWC final show begins at 7pm #vancouver xyyvr @queer_as_funk @ XYYVR https://t.co/44HDRa35aY Sun Jul 05 2015 18:41:10 GMT­0700 (PDT) Reply Retweet Favorite Connecting Community HIGHLIGHTS What was special about Pride House was how it was able to bring various community groups together that FROM THE would not normally interact or be at the same venue at the same time. We had various Lesbian groups that left 2015 VANCOUVER the comforts of Commerical Drive to come into the heart of Davie Village to cheer on their favorite teams. FIFA WOMEN’S We had older men and women take in some of the cultural programming that would not normally visit. WORLD CUP Pride House saw some of the regular “Bear” Pump Jack crowd visit the pavilion and ended up staying PRIDE HOUSE throughout the week. We also had various straight allies come and show their support of the pavilion and Pride House gave athletes a vehicle to engage and celebrate our diversity. discuss homophobia within Sport. Retired team Canada and Soccer Hall of Fame, Carrie Serwetnyk along with some other women professional athletes came Vancouver: Inclusive out at Pride House. The pavilion gave by Nature Carrie an opportunity to promote her Opening day of Pride House was non-profit foundation Equal Play FC incredibly special.
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    War and Pride: “Out Against the Occupation” and Queer Responses to the 2006 Lebanon War Natalie Kouri-Towe Department of Art History and Communication Studies McGill University, Montreal August 2008 A thesis submitted to McGill University in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Master of Arts in Communication Studies © Natalie Kouri-Towe 2008 ABSTRACT In this thesis, I examine the role of queerness, solidarity and movement in anti-war activism relating to the 2006 Lebanon War. I investigate two events called “Out Against the Occupation” that were organized during the summer of 2006 in response to the war. These events emerged as a queer response to the context of various gay pride events held throughout the war that failed to develop an anti-war response to the war in Lebanon. These gay pride events include the Divers/Cité festival held annually in Montreal, the first World OutGames held in Montreal, the World Pride events held in Jerusalem and the Queeruption gathering held in Tel Aviv. I argue that we must rethink the role of movement, queerness and solidarity in order to understand how movements of resistance emerge. I do so by examining the role of subjectivity in how we come to move and orient ourselves towards others. RESUME Dans ce mémoire, j'examine le role de la sexualité queer, la solidarité et le movement dans les mobilisations contre le conflit israélo-libanais de 2006. J'examine deux événements appelés “Out Against the Occupation,” organisés durant l'été de 2006 en reaction à la guerre. Ces événements émergaient d'une réaction allosexuelle au contexte de plusieurs événements se rapportant à la fierté gaie qui ont été organisés durant la guerre au Liban.