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Inside Out Youth • February 2010
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In This Issue Thanks to DELL USA LP •
Jim Stotz, Rusty Spurs, 20th Anniversary KickOff, and entertainment provided by: Lisa Geduldig, Mocha Jean Herrup, Allie Rolison, & Saffire T Stone • Zachary Scott Theater Center, Laramie Project • Russell Bridges • Bill Dickson • Bill Adams & Amy Donohue-Adams • William Abell & Laura Jane Agnew • Lew Aldridge • Sandy Andrews, PH.D • Frederick L Barnfield • Nancy Beckett & Ramona Reeves • Polly Brannen • William & Judith Burns • Susan Cassano • Philip Cochran • Jeffry Cole • Carolyn M. Cook • Susan Covell • Richard F. Craig • Patricia Cramer • George & Jay Erwin-Grotsky • Gordon C Fossum • Samuel Frumkin • E.C. Gee • Saundra Goldman & Steven Folberg • Gail Goodman • Bryan Hadley • Michael Harris • Megan Hartman • Jeffrey S. Hudson • & Robert H. Blodgett • Ann & Jay Jacobson • Bill James • Henry Johns • Scott Joslove • Douglas & Carol Kadison • Beverly D. Kessler Bob Kessler • Ellyn Kessler • Marti Kranzberg & Teresa Gardner • Steve Kubenka • Bernie J Lofaso Jr • Michael Longacre • Sue Marriot & Tanya Voss • John Maher • Mary E Milam • Hillary Miller & Neena Husid • Larry Moellendorg • Roger Moreno • Kathy Murphy & Sara Barker • Elliott Naishtat • Linda Norelli • Dan O'Dauyer • Roger Olien • Camile Pahwa/Alexandra Barron • Jim Rainbolt • Virginia Raymond & Tom Kolker • Terry Rogers • Joel Rudd & Bill Evans • Miguel Sepulveda • Carolyn Shine • Jennifer Snell • Paula Soileau • Faith Steinberg • Candice Towe • Kirby Watson & Tim Packard • Aubrey Wilkerson • Joanna Winchester & Barbara Overcash • Mike & Paul • Megan & Julie for using their birthday wishes to fundraise for Out Youth • all the inspiring LGBT youth who are our courageous role models • all our generous donors and awesome volunteers • especially Jessi as she leaves Austin for new educational adventures • your name here! Looking for Check out our online Wish List to show our youth some love! Now more than ever. See below. And remember, every gift is tax deductible. LGBT census town hall Come
learn about important changes made by the U.S. Census Bureau that will
affect how lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are counted.
agliff Oscar Party Sunday, March 7
@ The Driskill Walk Like A Man StudioVentures Theater 501 W. 3rd Save The Date Flyer Walk Like A Man is the first African-American lesbian play to be performed Off-Broadway |
Or someone has to give. This is why I’m writing to you. Will you give? You can save lives and help to reduce harm to LGBTQ youth in schools by sending a donation to Out Youth right now. The Austin-Round Rock area, which comprises the heart of Out Youth’s direct service population in Central Texas, is home to an estimated 110,000 youth 12 to 19 years old. As many as 11,000 of these middle and high school students and college freshmen are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender youth, and many thousands more are uncertain of and/or questioning their gender identity. According to considerable recent research, rates of homelessness, suicide, mental illness, substance use and abuse, familial estrangement, criminal victimization and other adverse health and social outcomes are significantly elevated in LGBTQ youth. Out Youth remains the only continuing source of social, emotional and mental health support for a growing number of LGBTQ youth in crisis in Central Texas. Demand for Out Youth’s services is on the rise, even as we face our own fiscal crisis as a result of the declined economy.
Will you give? By sending a donation and pledging your monthly support right now, you will invest in the lives, safety, and promise of our LGBTQ youth and allies. It will only take a minute, and it will help forever. To make your
tax-deductible donation, click here, or you
can mail your donations to Out Youth, 909 E. 49th ½ Street,
Austin, Texas 78751. Please accept our heartfelt gratitude for your
help at this time.
Megan Hodge's 18th birthday wish is
for donations to Out Youth.
I slowly realized that high school was not
the oasis that I thought it would be, and I was falling down without a
way back up. I started frequently coming to Out Youth when I was 15
after recognizing all of the love and support I was receiving from the
youth, the volunteers, and the staff. Out
Youth was recently visited by a group
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