Hooray!!! The NEH and ONE!!!!

ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives has received one of the largest single grants given to an LGBT organization by the National Endowment for the Humanities in the last 30 years!

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The ONE Archives Gallery & Museum
Proudly Presents:

Center for the Study of Political Graphics
OUT OF THE CLOSET & INTO THE STREET
Posters of LGBTQ Struggles & Celebrations

OPENING RECEPTION Saturday July 3, 2010,
5–8 pm
626 N. Robertson Blvd, West Hollywood, CA. 90069
(Gallery Entrance on El Tovar Pl.)
Suggested Donation $5.00

ONE is excited to host the Center for the Study of Political Graphics’ new & dynamic political poster exhibition documenting the ongoing struggles, and celebrating the victories of the local, national and international Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Queer communities.

Exhibit runs from July 3rd to September 26th, 2010
Gallery Hours: Fri 4:30-8:30PM Sat & Sun 1-5PM

ONE Spring/Summer Culture Series

May – August 2010

All Events take place at 2 pm and there is a suggested donation of $5.00.
Location: ONE Archives: 909 W. Adams Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90007

May 16: Ivy Bottini longtime activist and stand up comedian is preparing a new full length comedy concert about being an Old Lesbian; Being Old is Better than the Alternative! She will share some of her new show with us. Don’t miss it.

June 20: Robin Tyler presents a History of Marriage Equality for same-sex couples in the US including the democratic promise for the ‘70’s, and why some LGBT people think the focus on marriage equality has hurt the movement, and why this is incorrect. Q & A to follow with Robin and her partner Diane Olson.

July 18: “Transgender 101” with Attorney Mia Yamamoto, exploring the evolution of the laws governing transgender expression, identity and discrimination as well as their images in the media and their protection and inclusion in American society.

Aug 15: SO HARD, A Black Gay Man Navigates West Hollywood in a New America, writer/performer Derek Ringold will present a staged reading of his acclaimed one man show which illustrates a Black Gay Man’s fight for love and equality.