Announcements

Hollywood, CA - The ONE IN TEN SCREENPLAY CONTEST, a screenplay contest dedicated to the positive portrayal of gays, lesbians, bisexuals, trangender and queer individuals in film, celebrates its 12th anniversary in 2010. Entries are now being accepted online and are limited to the first 600 for 2010. Executive Director, David Jensen, "We are excited to celebrate our 12th anniversary and are looking at a record number of entries this year. We are continually amazed with the quality of talent that comes through the door year after year." Jensen continues, "We receive entries from around the globe and Hollywood is taking notice in a very big way. Many of our past winners are now hard working screenwriters. Last year's winner has received substantial interest and representation by one of Hollywood's top management and production houses."

The ONE IN TEN SCREENPLAY CONTEST has gained respect and notoriety from Hollywood studios, agents and producers. Entries for the 2010 screenplay contest are now being accepted online at: www.OneInTenScreenplayContest.com - Writers from around the world are eligible.


Prizes for 2010 include cash, industry exposure and merchandise. The 2010 One In Ten Screenplay Contest is sponsored by: Cherub Productions, Hollywood Creative Directory, www.iScript.com, Brainstorm Warehouse, LLC, Michael Weise Productions, www.ScriptPIMP.com, www.ScriptDelivery.net , www.TopFilmFestivals.com , www.ScreenplayContests.com and Jungle Software.

The submission deadline for 2010 ONE IN TEN SCREENPLAY CONTEST is September 1, 2010. Entry forms are available online through the contest website: www.OneInTenScreenplayContest.com. Entry forms may also be obtained through the mail by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to:


CHERUB PRODUCTIONS
One In Ten Screenplay Contest
Post Office Box 540
Boulder, Colorado 80306
(303) 629-3072
www.OneInTenScreenplayContest.com
E-mail: Cherubfilm@aol.com

While some transgender people in Lane County experience strong social support, I've noticed it can be pretty difficult for people to find support who are new to the community and/or who are new to identifying as transgender. To address that problem in one small way, I started an email list for the use of transgender people and allies in Lane County who want a way to connect with others.

If you are a transgender person or ally, please consider joining and sending a message introducing yourself to the group. Or, consider forwarding this message to someone who is. Thanks for your attention to this!

Ron Unger


Click to join Lanetrans

Eugene Bisexual and Lesbian Women's Social Meetup Group

It is free to join. Check us out at www.meetup.com and type in "Eugene Lesbian".
It is a social group for women of all ages. We will be offering a wide range of activities: hikes, dances, art events, family events and more. Come join us:)

I'd like to get the word out to see if there is enough interest in the area to form a gay men's chorus based in Eugene. Of course it would be open to any gay men in Lane county and surrounding counties. A top-knotch professional choral conductor has already volunteered his services.

I'm open to ideas on how to do this. Prior music-reading and singing experience is preferred, but these will be taught as the chorus learns its music, so anyone can join. This would be a volunteer group with no fees or dues. As it forms, a day and time for a weekly 2-hour rehearsal will be determined by the group.

The purpose of the group is to enjoy singing and share that joy with the community through our performances. The group will also be an avenue for forming new friendships and socializing. Such "community" choruses sing at special events, give concerts and sometimes tour. Most cities have a gay men's chorus, some have more than one! CONTACT: Bob via email, at if interested.

Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) is starting a new, free, LGBTQI support group in the spring of 2010 and periodically thereafter. This 6-10 week group is open to all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, queer, questioning, or intersexed survivors of either past or present sexual assault.

To get more information, or to sign up to be a part of this closed group, please contact Shanta Kamath at (541)-484-9791 ext # 312 or email supportgroup@sass-lane.org

Wild Women Saturday Coffee Club
We meet at 10:30 am every Saturday, at a variety of coffee shops in town. Please contact me at wildwomencoffeeclub@gmail.com for location info or to be put on the mailing list.

Queer Men's Social Group

We're a friendly, welcoming group who meet to socialize in an easy-going, low-pressure way for friendship and conversation. We currently meet every Mondays from 5:00-7:00pm for happy hour at the Starlight Lounge downtown. We also meet every Saturday from 10:00am to noon-ish for coffee at Vero Espresso. Open to queer men of all ages and to their friends and allies.

For more information, contact Pippin

Lesbian/Gay/Bi-Sexual/Transgendered/Questioning/Straight

New Meeting Group
*This is a closed meeting for addicts only, no children please

When: Sundays
This is a confidential meeting of Narcotics Anonymous. If you have questions or concerns please call Jacque 232-7213 or Rhonda 606-6179

Here is a list of many lgbt libraries/archives. They deserve support, donations of time, materials, energy and money, in saving our 60 years of history in working for civil/equal rights for homosexual Americans. (Courtesy of Gayellow Pages)

Burritt Library (CT) gagliardi@ccsu.edu

Gay & Lesbian Archives of the Pacific NW (Portland) info@glpn.org

Gerberhart Library (Chicago) info@gerberhart.org

GLBT Archives of Philadelphia Archives (gay center) archives@waygay.org

GLBT Historical Society (San Francisco) info@glbthistory.org

GLBT History Month (Equality Forum) PA info@equalityforum.com

GLBTQ Inc info@glbtq.com

Gulf Coast Archive & Museum (Houston) info@gcam.org

Happy Foundation (Gene Elder) (San Antonio) elder4tomato@yahoo.com

Homosexual Information Center (Inc) LA and L.A.(Cal State, Northridge) tangentgroup.org, ctgrant@mac.com

James C. Hormel Gay & Lesbian Center, San Francisco ( part of city library)

June Mazer Lesbian Archives (West Hollywood) mazerarchives@earthlink.net

Kinsey Institute, not just glbt Kinsey@indiana.edu

Lambda Archives of San Diego info@lambdaarchives.org

Lavender library, Archives & Cultural Exchange of Sacramento info@lavenderlibrary.org

Leather Archives archives@leatherarchives.org

Lesbian and Gay Archives Roundtable

Lesbian Herstory Archives (New York) lesbianherstoryarchives.org

LGBT Religious Archives network info@lgbtran.org

Lombardi-Nash (have urania manuscript) FL mal123nash@aol.com,

Madeline Davis GLBT Archives of Western New York-Buffalo phoenix.md@verizon.net

Milwaukee LGBT History project webmaster@mkelgbthist.org

Museum of Sex info@museumofsex.com

Nancy & Joe McDonald Rainbow Library (OK) okeq.org ?

National Archives of GLBT History (gay center) archive@gaycenter.org

National Museum of Women in Arts (DC) no address

Northeast Ohio LGBT Archives (Cleveland) reference@wrhs.org

Northwest Lesbian @ Gay History Museum Project lgbthistorynw.org

Ohio Lesbian Archives ohiolesbianarchives@yahoo.com

ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives L. A. (USC) askone@onearchives.org

outhistory.org (CLAGS, New york project)

Pacific Northwest Lesbian Archives lisa@pnwlesbianarchives.org

Phil Johnson Historic Archives & Research Library & Gay Center) Dallas library@rcdallas.org

Quatrefoil Library (MN) info@qlibrary.org

Sexual Minorities Archives (Northhampton MA) betpower@yahoo.com

Stonewall library &Archives (FL) info@stonewall-library.org

Sunflower Archives (KS) mfarchives@aol.com
Also glbt archives at University of Kansas

Terry Mangan Memorial Library (gay center CO) info@glbtcolorado.org

Tretter Collection in GLBT Studies (MN) trett007@umn.edu

William Nichols Archives (at University of Louisville) willnich@aol.com & kyarchives@aol.com