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December 8, 2008

Just in Time for the Holidays - Rainbow Men

— admin @ 2:57 pm

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Just in Time for the Holidays - Rainbow Men

— admin @ 2:57 pm

I’m excited to announce that LavenderEvents.com has expanded again in providing a new LGBT service.

http://www.lavenderevents.com/rainbow-store/

Our new RAINBOW shopping offers one of the largest varieties of community products that have not been available locally.

Partnering with 10percentGIRL, our community has access to all the latest

TOP Sellers for the Holidays

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Research Associate/ Peer Health Navigator for the HIV Research

— admin @ 2:15 pm

Please contact them directly:

Public Health Foundation Enterprises, Inc. invites applications for the full-time position of Research Associate/ Peer Health Navigator for the HIV Research Section of the San Francisco Department of Public Health.

JOB TITLE:
Research Associate/ Peer Health Navigator

SALARY:
$36,000-42,000 - Full-Time With Benefits

ESSENTIAL NATURE OF WORK
Under the direct supervision of the Project Director, and mentorship of a psychologist, the Research Associate/ Peer Health Navigator will be part of a team testing the feasibility of a new HIV prevention strategy for Black men who have sex with men.

Responsibilities include:
* Educating potential participants about the study * Interviewing study participants * Completing detailed data forms * Conducting HIV/ STD testing * Providing risk reduction counseling * Connecting HIV+ participants to health care and case management services. * Providing HIV prevention education and referrals to study participants. * Forming relationships with each assigned participant and working with him to identify life issues that threaten his stability, HIV-related prevention, health care, and case management.
* Skills utilized in addressing these life issues include:
* brief motivational interviewing; * strengths-based counseling; and * referral to local systems of healthcare and other services.
* Conducting meetings and telephone conversations with clients in a clear, open-minded, non-judgmental context;

** Responsibilities may also include: providing some clerical, administrative and laboratory support including scheduling appointments; performing phlebotomy and assisting with packaging and shipping blood and other research specimens to affiliated laboratories; some community outreach and recruitment.
** Some evening and weekend work may be required.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
1. Excellent communication (written and verbal) skills and demonstrated abilities to work independently and take responsibility for assignments with deadlines.
2. Willingness and ability to work as part of a collaborative team are required.
3. Knowledge of or experience working with gay and bisexual men.
4. Ability to interact with persons of varied cultural backgrounds.
5. Strong interpersonal communication skills.
6. Extremely organized with close attention to detail in a work setting.
7. Phlebotomy experience or willingness to be trained in phlebotomy.
8. HIV pre- and post test- counseling certification or willingness to be trained.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
1. Experience working with communities of Black men who have sex with men.
2. Knowledge of HIV/STD prevention education with a focus on harm reduction
3. Knowledge of local medical and social services available to persons with HIV.
4. A minimum of 1 year of experience in one or more of the following areas: Conducting interviews, obtaining informed consent, HIV pre- and post-test counseling, patient education, telephone scheduling, maintaining confidential medical records, preferably in a research setting.
5. Ability to work effectively with a team of diverse individuals.
6. Training in counseling, social work, or a similar concentration.

APPLICATION PROCESS
Interested individuals must submit a resume and cover letter to research.jobs@sfdph.org or mail to Rachel Langdon, HIV Research, 25 Van Ness, Suite 500, San Francisco, CA 94102. Please include the job title in any submission. Open until filled, initial resume review December 12. No calls please. OK to repost.

Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer
EOEM/F/V/H

December 6, 2008

DeFrank Meditation Canceled

— admin @ 1:00 pm

Please note our monthly meditation class is canceled for December. There will be no meditation instruction offered on Monday, December 8th at the Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center. Meditation program will resume in January.
Happy Holidays, Jnana Otto Soul Support Coordinator
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December 5, 2008

Carry the Vision!

— admin @ 6:13 pm

Carry the Vision: Make the World of a Difference!
Saturday, Dec. 13, 9am-1pm Santa Clara University
Carry the Vision Community Nonviolence Conference (CTV) works to build bridges of peace through nonviolence education. This year’s event will offer an introduction to the 2009 Parliament of the World’s Religions in Melbourne, Australia, as well as provide a window to explore the themes of strengthening understanding and goodwill within our own communities. This year, the Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center/Soul Support program will be a participating organization. As representative and advocates for the LGBT community, we will…
*ENGAGE with others who are transforming communities through the power of nonviolence. *LEARN practices to creatively and dynamically meet the challenges of our time. *DISCOVER how the values of caring and compassion can fuel our commitments to deep and profound change. *REALIZE what you can do to make a difference now.
Click carrythevision.org for more information & to register.
Or you may also contact Jnana at jolynnotto@yahoo.com for more information.
In commUnity Spirit, Jo-Lynn Jnana Otto Soul Support Program Coordinator Billy DeFrank LGBT Community Center
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December 2, 2008

December LGBT Senior Discussion Groups in San Francisco

— admin @ 4:45 pm

LGBT Senior Discussion Groups in San Francisco Come and meet other LGBT Seniors in your neighborhood. You don’t have to be a member - you can drop in or attend every month. We are building community in San Francisco.
The Castro Senior Center: Holiday Party 110 Diamond Street The Third Tuesday of the Month - Large Discussion Group - The Original - Open to all - drop ins welcome - 12:30 Reserve your Lunch before Center Patrick Larkin 415.863.3507 plarkin@ggsenior.org
The Mission Creek Senior Community The First Tuesday of the Month 4pm Mission Creek Senior Community 225 Berry Street José Vega jvega@mercyhousing.org 415.896.2025 x14
The 30th Street Senior Center: Holiday Reception The Second Thursday of the Month 10 am - Stay for Lunch at the Center (need reservation for lunch) 225 30th Street Hérman Carrera at 415-550-2214 or e-mail hcarrera@onlok.org
New Leaf Out Reach to Elders The Center , Rainbow Lunch The Second and Fourth Wednesday of the Month 12:30 -2:30, The Center 1800 Market Street Curry Senior Center, The Lunch Bunch 10:30 - 12:30 315 Turk Street, SF Jan Couvillon, Outreach to Elders, Activities Director 415.626.7000 x409, jcouvillion@newleafservices.org
TBA Soon coming to your neighborhood: Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center - Senior Services Karen Garrison kgarrison@bhnc.org, 4152062140 x131 Looking for facilitator
Canon Kip Senior Center Lolita Kintanar lkintanar@ecs-sf.org 415.487.3780 Looking for facilitator

Posted by Roxie Kellam Education and Outreach Coordinator openhouse 870 Market Street, Suite 458 San Francisco, CA 94102
roxie@openhouse-sf.org 415.296.8995, X7 415.296.8008 FAX www.openhouse-sf.org
Roxie Kellam Education and Outreach Coordinator openhouse 870 Market Street, Suite 458 San Francisco, CA 94102
roxie@openhouse-sf.org 415.296.8995, X7 415.296.8008 FAX www.openhouse-sf.org

December 1, 2008

South Bay Premiere/National Release Opening Night of Milk w/ Sean Penn

— admin @ 2:30 pm

http://www.defrank.org/events/2008_12_05_milk.html

South Bay Premiere/National Release Opening Night Milk starring Sean Penn
Friday, December 5, 2008 Event starts at 6:30pm Ticket pick up @ Will Call starts at 6pm
Join Your Friends for the LGBT South Bay premiere and U.S. opening of “Milk” starring Sean Penn. The pre-opening buzz has been rattling with talk of Oscar.
Purchase your tickets now for a special event that celebrates the extraordinary impact that one man can make on an entire society. Come with your friends and make new ones at the post-screening party at Hobee’s immediately following the show.
Each ticket includes: Premiere Screening admission at Camera 7, Pruneyard Light Appetizers and Beverages at Hobee’s (directly adjacent to Camera 7) A chance to win Raffle Prizes courtesy of Cisco, Symantec, Google, Intuit
WHEN
Friday, December 5
TIME
6:30pm
Ticket pick-up at Will Call starts at 6pm
WHERE
Camera 7/Hobees Pruneyard Shopping Center, 1875 S. Bascom Avenue Campbell, CA 95008

http://www.defrank.org/events/2008_12_05_milk.html

November 30, 2008

World AIDS Day San Jose

— admin @ 11:14 am

On Monday December 1st 2008,​ World​ AIDS Day marks​ its 20th anniversary.​ 1989 was a very different time for those​ living with HIV and AIDS;​ Today​,​ the issue​ is learning to live with this disease and not prepare to die. Part of that is feeling the acceptance​ of the community in which​ we live.​ This one day event​,​ originally designed​ to bring​ about​ community awareness of the disease and to celeb​rate those​ lost to it, now has the added​ component of showing support for those​ living with HIV every​ day. It is time to hold those​ in leadership​ to the promises of the past.​
Pleas​e join us at 6:30 PM in the San Jose City Hall Rotunda and show that this community has not forgotten​ the ravages of AIDS.​
Inter​faith​ Gathering to follow:​ 8 PM at First​ Christian Church on 5th Street behind City Hall.​
For more info email​ wadsj​@​aidsc​oalit​ion.​org
or go to: http:​/​/​www.​ aidsc​oalit​ion.​ org/​wadsj​.​ shtml​
Stop AIDS,​ Keep the Promise.​

November 16, 2008

$550 Room for Rent One block from Santana Row - Available Now!

— admin @ 3:00 pm

Private room in Gay friendly West San Jose 3 bedroom house shared with 2 men and 1 cat. Rent includes all utilities and cable tv, kitchen, washer and dryer usage, maid service, and one off-street parking space. House is on a large lot with fruit trees and flower gardens, if you are into gardening! House has a security alarm system, a pool table and 1 and 1/2 baths (plus a second shower). Room is 10 x 10, is carpeted and has a separate phone jack and cable tv hook-up. Grocery store and drug store also one block away at Winchester and Stevens Creek (Valley Fair). Easy access to Highways 280/880/17. $550/month. Please no smokers, no drugs, no other pets. Overnight guests ok on Friday and Saturday nights only. Please leave a message at (408) 244-0368 if you would like to make an appointment to see the room.

November 15, 2008

Housemate wanted for fab Castro/Dolores Park (SF) flat

— admin @ 12:45 pm

Seeking a great housemate to join me in a lovely 2 bedroom/1 bath flat in San Francisco. Rent is $998. An ideal match would be neat, clean, responsible, queer, fun and sociable, good communicator, non-smoker/drugger, late 20s and up, employed, no pets (sadly, landlord’s rule). Available shortly before Thanksgiving, maybe earlier.

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