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Queerstory Month Events

• LGBTQIA+ Resource Fair - OCC
  Tuesday, October 1st

  12pm - 2pm

  OCC Main Quad

  Come check out both on-and off-campus LGBTQIA+ resources. We’ll even have someone doing quick tarot readings! Once you finish talking to our wonderful community members, stop by the food table for free lunch.

• 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture - OCC
  Thursday, October 3rd

  4pm - 7pm

  Giles T. Brown Forum

  Pride Scholars will be screening "1946: The Mistranslation that Shifted Culture."  Per their website: "This is a feature documentary that follows the story of tireless researchers who trace the origins of the anti-gay movement among Christians to a grave mistranslation of the Bible in 1946." The film will be followed by a Q&A with the director, Sharon "Rocky" Roggio.

  This event is free to all who wish to attend.

• Identity Workshop Series: Embracing Who We Are - Coastline
  Tuesday, October 8th

  4pm - 5pm

  Coastline: 

  Join us for an Identity Workshop Series as we take a journey through exploring our identity, who we are, and embracing our why while making meaningful connections with our peers. Hosted by Student Equity and Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Student Achievement Program.
• National Coming Out Day Celebration - GWC
  Thursday, October 10th

  11am - 2pm

  Golden West College Quad

  Come out for a resource fair, arts & crafts, food, and a performance from the world's first LGBTQ+ mariachi: Mariachi Arcoiris!
• Stepping into the Light - OCC
  Thursday, October 10th 

  5pm - 6:30pm

  Multicultural Center - GEC 110

  This event is being hosted by Pride Scholars, UndocuScholars, and Queer Union as a way to observe National Coming Out Day and Undocumented Student Action Week. In addition to a student art gallery and open mic, folks will have the opportunity to create their own art during the event. Food and refreshments will be served. If you wish to submit art or sign-up for the open mic, please fill out our by no later than Tuesday, October 8th.
• Navigating Identity and Leadership: A Conversation with Dr. Ángel González - Coastline
  Friday, October 11th

  5:30pm – 7pm

  Coastline: –

  Join us on National Coming Out Day for a transformative workshop in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month and LGBTQ+ History Month, featuring Dr. Ángel González, an esteemed Assistant Professor of Higher Education Administration and Leadership. As a queer, non-binary, and Latinx individual, Dr. González brings a unique perspective to the discussion on cultural and identity navigation. Hear Dr. González share their personal journey as a first-generation college student, detailing how their family and community played a pivotal role in their educational path and highlighting the importance of student advocacy and activism. In this space, you are invited to embrace your full self, find your voice, and connect in community with other Coastline students! After the workshop, join Student Mental Health Services for follow-up group meetings to continue the conversation.

• Queer Interfaith Panel - OCC
  Wednesday, October 23rd

  3pm - 4pm

  Hybrid: Student Union 213

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  OCC Pride Scholars will be hosting a Queer Interfaith Panel in collaboration with Fairview Community Church where LGBTQ+ people of different spiritual backgrounds will share their experiences with their religions and how their LGBTQ+ identities have influenced their spiritual journey. 

• Red Flag or Green Flag- Exploring Healthy Relationships - Coastline
  Wednesday, October 23^rd

  5pm – 6pm

  Coastline:

  Relationships exist in every aspect of our lives. In this workshop we will discuss the green and red flags of relationships. Including how to recognize intimate partner violence and resources for support. Join us for an engaging workshop on how to recognize and set boundaries that may assist in leading to a healthy green flag relationship.

• Yoga as Healing - Coastline
  Friday, October 25^th

  5:30pm – 6:30pm

  Coastline:

  Yoga can release emotional tension in the body which in turn encourages physical and emotional healing.  Join us for a survivor centered yoga class to assist in healing. Bring your mats and an open heart. Hosted by Yogi Sara Brady.