An invitation to two very special events – one in Olympia and one in Seattle.

Sunday, February 10, 2-4:30 pm
PFLAG-Olympia

The Not-So-Straight Truth About Our Schools!
What’s really going on in our schools for GLBTQ kids?

A candid conversation about the school environment for GLBTQ youth,
with local School District Representatives talking with us about diversity.

There is a small change in the format of our meeting for this event.

This meeting starts at 2:00 P.M. with introductions, announcements and social time, and the program will begin at 3:00 P.M.

We have a poster about this program, and I hope you can use it to help us get the word out.
It’s online here. (pdf format)

PFLAG Olympia meets at First United Methodist Church
1224 Legion Way SE at Boundary Street in Olympia.
Use the church’s main entrance facing 5th Avenue. It is handicap-accessible.
See this map for the location.


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The Safe Schools Coalition — in collaboration with — The Respect for All Project, Three Dollar Bill Cinema, King County, Seattle Commission for Sexual Minorities, Seattle Counseling Service, and the Youth Suicide Prevention Program

is Proud to invite you to a FREE double feature!

1. The groundbreaking original documentary
It’s Elementary: Talking About Gay Issues at School
the first film ever to show how elementary and middles school teachers can facilitate age-appropriate discussions about gay and lesbian people.

2. The brand new film
It’s STILL Elementary
which features follow-up interviews with some of the original students, now college-aged,
as well as educators, including Safe Schools Coalition co-chairs Frieda Takamura and Beth Reis

followed by a FREE panel discussion:
facilitated by Seattle’s own Aleksa Manila and featuring …
the films’ Oscar winning director Debra Chasnoff,
Frieda Takamura and Beth Reis
and a teacher and a student from both films

followed by a FREE VIP reception!

2-5 pm, Sunday March 9th
Broadway Performance Hall
1625 Broadway @ Pine St, Seattle

Please RSVP and download the poster on the Safe Schools Coalition website here.


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