Youth Center August Calendar!
Here’s what’s going on this month at our Central Phoenix Youth Center! As a reminder, we’ll be closed at the end of the month for OUTdoors! Gay Camp! Click HERE for a bigger version.
Youth Attend & Perform at Take Back The Night
Phoenix Youth Center by Dori Guest On Friday, March 7th, our youth attended the Take Back the Night Rally, a vigil that raises awareness around sexual violence and sexual assault, in downtown Phoenix. Agencies from the community came to provide information and outreach. There was a candlelight vigil for victims and survivors who shared their
West Valley Learns the ABC’s of LGBT’s
By Avi Vieira Glendale LGBTQPIAQT*… The list goes on and on, but what do they all mean? What is the difference between Sexual Identity and Sexual Orientation? Who has the fastest hands to the buzzer when it’s time to play The Feud? Such questions and more were answered when one n ten West Valley was
West Valley Decks Its Holiday Halls: Introducing Art Night With Liz
By Avi Vieira Glendale On December 10th West Valley one•n•ten geared up for the holiday season with an out and out explosion of creativity, color, and tons of glitter. With December programming set to encourage volunteers to Step Up, this evening introduced a night for the youth to design, decorate, and personalize a rainbow of
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Thanks to our newest sponsor: Verizon!
Special thanks to our friends at the Verizon Foundation for their sponsorship of Q High’s Learning Lab!
Thank you, City Square Church!
A big THANK YOU to the congregation of City Square Church for their generous donation! The monies raised by City Square Church will directly impact all of the programs benefiting our Valley youth!
Tales From the Closet: West Valley’s Coming Out Stories
By Avi Vieira Glendale With Diana Ross’ hit song “I’m Coming Out” as the soundtrack for the evening; West Valley one n ten youth and volunteers shared their experiences growing up gay, bi, transgender, pansexual, or just different, and how and when they finally told others. Group members shared personal stories that were sometimes poignant,