Show your pride by volunteering and/or marching with ASAAP’s Queer South Asian Youth (Q-SAY) Community float. Individuals of all ages and sexual/gender identities are welcome to participate.
Volunteers needed for assistance with proofing translation
If you can proof-read and can possibly translate Hindi, Urdu, or Tamil…we STILL really need you!!!! The Alliance for South Asian AIDS Prevention (ASAAP) is expanding our resources to provide two provincial resources called Pozitively Healthy: A Gay Man’s Guide to Sex and Health in Ontario and HIV Legal Guide in multiple languages.
These resources are available by request in PDF format, and we have until mid-June to have them thoroughly reviewed and proofed by skilled community members so they can go to the province’s printer. Volunteers able to proof and help correct translations in any of the languages, are asked to please contact ASAAP’s Coordinator of Volunteers at volunteer@asaap.ca and MSM Outreach Coordinator at desimen@asaap.ca.
FREE ASAAP and HIV Stigma Campaign memorabilia and a small honoraria will be presented to our dedicated volunteers for this particular undertaking.
Saturday June 20 –
Curtain Up, Light the lights the Annual Queer West Film Festival is back for 2nd year
@ Fixt Point Studio
A German film maker who completed a documentary on LGBT people in Poland. The Film is entitled "14 Grad Ostwaerts." and Brown Like Me, 27 min, short documentary of the journeys of queer South Asian youth. from Rahim Thawer and Ms Mohini Datta-Ray from ASAAP Alliance for South Asian AIDS Prevention. We are expecting three video shorts from, Irondvd.com who hosted the Q2 Fly Film Festival this year and other submissions.
The Details: Saturday June 20 at Fixt Point Theatre, 1550 Queen St W. beside Mitzi's Sister and Good Catch General Store. (Parkdale) PWYC Doors: 8 pm to 10:30 pm queerwest.org/queerwestfilmfest Queer West Village, Toronto Ontario
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