FREE PARKING
Enter parking garage on
11th Street, between M
and N Streets. Also ample
street parking.
LGBT COMMUNITY
Physical, Mental, Social & Sexual Health
TOWNHALL
Monday, April 18, 7–8:30
Saint Paul United Methodist
1144 M St, Room 155, Lincoln
Join Dr. Christopher Fisher and Dr. Jay Irwin for preliminary data
from their current research on health issues in the LGBT community,
and a community discussion about how the information should be
analyzed and reported.
What information do you want to see?
How do you want to see the data presented?
What will be most useful for you, LGBT organizations
and allies?
The Midlands LGBT Community Needs Assessment was launched at
Omaha Pride 2010. Over 750 lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender
Midlanders who live, work, and play in Nebraska answered questions
about their physical, mental, social, sexual health and the health of the
LGBT community. Results will be released at Omaha Pride 2011.
Dr. Fisher, Assistant Professor of Health Promotion, Social and Behavioral Health at
UNMCs College of Public Health, is the lead investigator. Co-investigators are Dr.
Irwin, UNO Assistant Professor of Sociology, and Dr. Jason Coleman, UNO Assistant
Professor of Health Education. All three have conducted previous research with LGBT
populations in Indiana, California, Alabama, and South Carolina. Team also includes
UNMC and UNO graduate students. Research sponsored by the University of
Nebraska Medical Center's College of Public Health.
Nebraska Statewide Reconciling Network Visions Statement: Our vision is to create safe places for persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities in Nebraska through a statewide community ofreconciling folks centered in the love of Christ for ALL of God's Children. We hope to foster full inclusion and full participation of all gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people as we welcome, affirm and encourage them to share in all ministries in our churches.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Reconciling news for NE: April 18 -- LGBT Health Town Hall in Lincoln, Saint Paul UMC, Lincoln
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