SF Team Hosts 2nd Annual Fundraiser
By Dennis McMillan
Assemblymember Mark Leno and SF Team Co-chairs Joanne Keatley and Marty Rollins. San Francisco Transgender Empowerment, Advocacy and Mentorship (SF TEAM) held its second annual “An Evening With Friends” fundraiser on Sept. 15 in the Ceremonial Room of the SF LGBT Center.
Winter T Party Held At Center
By Dennis McMillan
The Dec. 16 SF Team Winter party at the LGBT Center. The 4th annual Winter T Party produced by SF TEAM on Dec. 16 was a huge success, bringing transgendered people and their friends together for an evening of musical entertainment and a brief summary of the accomplishments for the trans community.
Late trans leader honored
JoAnne Keatley, left, and Martin Rawlings-Fein, present the Outstanding Transgender Individual Award posthumously to the late Louis (Lou) G. Sullivan, whose sister, Maryellen Handley, accepted the award on his behalf.
QUEER NOTES with Robert Haaland
We are also fortunate to have a community of activists that want to honor these brave people and make Compton Cafeteria riots part of our living history. It doesn't get much better than this.
Queer Channel 8/27/06 - 8pm
Mon, 28 Aug 2006
Queer Channel 8/27/06 - 8pm Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:55:02 -14400 Gay Gnews; 'Straight Eye' with Larry Adams; Shelli & Marty Rawlings-Fein regarding the Bi/Trans Scene.
SF HRC's LGBT panel ready to tackle racism
A dozen active members of the gay community, all with diverse cultural backgrounds, have been newly appointed to the LGBT Advisory Committee of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission.
Activist Filmmaker Clocks In
By Jacob Anderson-Minshall
“We don’t often see [trans] people with triumphant stories about being themselves and really making it…I thought it was time for a celebration of our differences, our sameness and our lives.” So says first-time filmmaker Martin Rawlings-Fein of the impetus behind his Clocked: An Oral History, a documenary portray the trans community through personal insights, stories and reflections of six trans individuals.
