Showing posts with label asexual visibility education network. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asexual visibility education network. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Asexual Pride Video at SF Pride Parade

For all those who couldn't attend but wanted to see firsthand what asexual pride looks like, this is the event that occured last Sunday in San Francico. The event started off with a BBQ and cake (of course) meetup and ended with the first ever asexual pride march in the U.S. May this be the start of a massive movement, with every pride parade including our asexual brothers, and sisters.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Historic Asexual Contingent To Take Place During San Francisco Pride

On June 28th, the San Francisco pride parade will be witnessing history in the making. It will be the first time ever in the U.S. that an asexual group will march in the parade.

Schedule of Events:

The evening before the parade, Saturday June 27th: BBQ and poster-making party at AVENguy's house in San Francisco at 6pm.

Morning of the parade: They will be meeting somewhere near SF's Embarcadero sometime between 9 and 10 am. Still waiting for more info from the Pride people.

For more details and up to the minute info on the events please check out One Percent Club.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

True Life: I'm An Asexual?

MTV a pop-culture station with music, and reality tv shows for those in the teen/young adult age bracket has a program called True Life, which is a documentary series covering a host of topics.

Topics range from heroine addicts, to gays getting married, and showcase the lives and stories of young people throughout the country going through an interesting struggle.

The show has been very inclusive of LGBT people but has yet to cover the topic of asexuality, as mentioned by some people on the asexuality forums.

Use MTV's True Life Topic Suggestions board to suggest a show advancing asexual visibility.

Friday, December 12, 2008

Word of the Gay: "Asex 101"

"Asex 101" is a lecture created by David Jay founder of asexuality.org and is used for educational purposes by the asexual community.