Advocacy

honoring the commitment to acceptance...


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Don't Miss Entertainers, Jason & deMarco!!


Banquet Information

Place:  Augsburg Lutheran Church  Map to Augsburg Lutheran Church
Time:  7:00-10:00pm
Date:  October 27, 2006
Tickets:  $50 Adult or $35 Senior Citizens/Students  
 
Only 300 tickets available!

PFLAG Winston-Salem is honored to present Shannon Gilreath, Adjunct Professor of Law at Wake Forest University, who will deliver this year's keynote address.  We will again honor a faith community, local business, school, and an individual for their efforts in promoting acceptance and advocating for equal rights for GLBT persons.

PFLAG is also very excited about Jason and deMarco, this year's entertainers!  You will not want to miss what they have in store for all of us!

 

 

Nominations Now Open!

Be sure to nominate a business, faith community, school, or individual that you feel deserves a Kaleidoscope Award!  Nominating is easy.  Simply download the attached forms (in MS Word format) and either type your nomination to email to us, or hand-write your nomination and mail it to us.  Nominations are due on September 15, 2007!

Individual Nomination Form

Business Nomination Form

Faith Nomination Form

School Nomination Form

Keynote Speaker

Shannon Gilreath...

teaches at Wake Forest University.  When he began teaching, there were no classes dealing with the legal and political realities confronting gays and lesbians in the United States.  Now he teaches those courses in the university’s law school, divinity school, and undergraduate college. 

            Professor Gilreath is the author of a pioneering textbook on gay and lesbian rights and of the book, Sexual Politics: The Gay Person in America Today, a plea for attentiveness to the struggles of gay people in the United States.  A public intellectual, Professor Gilreath is a frequent national speaker on gay rights issues.  Most recently, he represented the ACLU and the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers as amicus curiae in a North Carolina Supreme Court case to invalidate the state’s “crime against nature” law as applied to gay youth.  He has been nominated for the American Library Association’s Stonewall Prize and for the Lambda Literary Foundation Award.