Transgender Media Awareness

March 28, 29, 30 from 11-1, LC Mall
FLAG&BT will be doing some education on the different representations of transgender people in the media. Looking at the good and the bad, stop by to learn a little bit about media literacy around transgender identities and non-gender conforming people's lives and how the media portrays them.

Drag Ball

Friday, March 30 Doors at 9pm, Show at 11pm, Uptown
Dress to impress and enjoy some kings and queens from Bucknell and Beyond. The show is free and open to all.
Sponsored by FLAG&BT and Uptown

Diversity Speak OUT!

Thursday, April 12 at 8pm, Bucknell Hall
Hear what others have to say, and feel free to share your own thoughts on what "PRIDE" means to you.
Sponsored by FLAG&BT

Dan Savage Lecture

Monday, April 16 at 7pm, Weis Center for the Performing Arts
Dan Savage, columnist of "Savage Love" and one of the co-creators of the "It Gets Better" Campaign will speak to the campus community about creating that campaign and some of his upcoming projects.
Sponsored by FLAG&BT, Lambda Chi Alpha, The President's Office, The Dean of Students and BSG

Randy Roberts Potts Lecture

Wednesday, April 18 at 7:30, Trout Auditorium
Living under the shadow of his grandfather, Oral Roberts, Randy grew up on the family compound and spent the majority of his childhood and adult life closeted. Having watched his Uncle Ronnie struggle with his own sexuality, eventually taking his life after coming out to his father, Oral Roberts, Randy endeavored to not follow in his footsteps. Spreading a message of acceptance, faith, hope and love, Randy has become of driving force in the LGBT Community, having recorded a video for the famed "It Gets Better," project, and participating in the publishing of their most recent book, a compilation of coming out success stories. He will also soon be actively touring the country, staring in his new performance art piece, "The Gay Agenda." Randy's mission is simple: spread hope to LGBT youth, while hopefully enlightening the evangelical and conservative communities in the process.
Speaking for the annual Chi Phi Biff Hoffman Lectureship, this lecture is sponsored by: The Office of LGBT Awareness, Bucknell Protestant Ministries, Dean of Students Office, IFC, Panhellenic, FLAG&BT, Multicultural Student Services, and The Brothers of Chi Phi Fraternity.

Day of Silence

Sign up: April 17, 18, 19 from 11-1 in the LC Mall
Day of Silence: Friday, April 20, All Day, All over campus
Spring Photo: Friday, April 20, Noon, Rooke Steps
Break the Silence: Friday, April 20 at 4pm, Academic Quad
Show your support of the LGBT community by pledging to remain silent on April 20th, the National Day of Silence. The Day of Silence represents the silencing of LGBT people's thoughts, feelings and actions because of explicit and implicit homophobia. Please consider standing with the LGBT community by drawing attention to our silencing.

The annual "Gay? Fine by me." Spring photo will take place on April 20th, the Day of Silence at Noon on the Rooke steps.
Sponsored by FLAG&BT

Lavender Graduation

Wednesday, April 25, 7pm, Hunt Formal

Please join FLAG&BT and the Office of LGBT Awareness in celebrating the 2011-2012 academic year and in particular the class of 2012 graduating LGBT and Ally seniors. There will be a brief review of the year, a senior recognition and a couple of awards, and reception.

If you are a graduating senior, please sign up here.
Sponsored by FLAG&BT and the Office of LGBT Awareness

All events for LGBT Pride 2012 are free and open to the public. If you have any questions, please email: lgbt@bucknell.edu.