[Mpls] Creating Links: A Conference to Explore the Queer Role in Resisting War

[Brandon Lacy]

�Creating Links: A Conference to Explore the Queer Role in Resisting War� 
will be held at Spirit of the Lakes Church in South Minneapolis on July 26. 
The conference is designed to explore the ways in which aggressive U.S. 
foreign policy and militarism impacts different members of the LGBTST 
community; to create a Twin Cities based network of LGBTST community 
representatives who are committed to ongoing action in pursuit of a just 
U.S. foreign policy; and to foster dialogue among members of the Lesbian, 
Gay, Bisexual, Two Spirit and Transgender community regarding our role in 
broader struggles for peace and social justice. The conference will be held 
from 9:30 to 5:00. Spirit of the Lakes Church is located just of Lake Street 
at 2930 13th Ave South.

Presenters will include: Lydia Howell, W. Brandon Lacy Campos, Michael 
Bayly, Jess Sundin, Freeman Wicklund, Jeremy Hanson, and Sara Leedom.

There will also be space for community information tables (if interested, 
please contact Ben Plimpton at the address provided below).

More information can be obtained by emailing Ben Plimpton at 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or by visiting www.homos4harmony.org.



Brandon Lacy Campos
Powderhorn Park
Chair
National Lavender Green Caucus
Green Party of the United States
Lavender Greens: www.lavendergreens.org
BrownTones: http://galileo.spaceports.com/~brandonl/
YouthAction: www.youthaction.net
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