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Ubiquity serves Arizona State University staff and faculty concerned with lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues. Ubiquity was formed in March of 1994 as a result of Arizona's political climate at the time. It remains relevant in the current climate too.

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Ubiquity: ASU Staff & Faculty LGBT Organization Holiday Mixer

Dear Ubiquity Members,

You are all invited to our Ubiquity: ASU Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Faculty & Staff Organization Holiday Mixer .

Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Students get to know your fellow Ubiquity Members as we celebrate the holidays together. Appetizers will be provided. Cash bar.

Wednesday, December 7, 2011
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Canteen Modern Tequila Bar
640 South Mill Avenue, #110
Tempe, AZ 85287

We look forward to seeing many of you there.

Sincerely,
Ubiquity Board of Directors


Click here to RSVP


Oops! Look what recent events you missed in 2010

  • UBIQUITY SPRING SOCIAL!! for ASU LGBTQ staff, faculty, graduate students (Flyer) Friday March 25, 5:30-7:30 pm at Rúla Búla Irish Pub, 401 S Mill Ave, Tempe. join us next semester!
  • J O I N   U S !   BRING YOUR COLLEAGUES!

  • EQUALITY ARIZONA CANDIDATE FORUM Equality Arizona is hosting a candidate forum for the 2011 Phoenix mayoral elections. "This will be the first time in history the candidates for mayor of the 6th largest city in the country will participate in a forum focused on LGBT equality!" All are invited the forum (free): Monday, April 4th at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel, 340 N 3rd Street. Doors open at 6 pm, forum starts at 7 pm. RSVP for limited seating.
  • A FIRESIDE CHRISTMAS with DESERT OVERTURE--Phoenix's New LGBT Concert Band. Fri Dec 10 & Sat Dec 11 @8 pm. Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, 100 W. Roosevelt St, Phoenix. FREE admission; Tax-deductible donations accepted.
  • FYI: Censorship of Hide/Seek LGBTQ exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. See petition here. The National Portrait Gallery ushered in a milestone exhibition earlier this season, "Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture." The show “on sexual difference in the making of modern American portraiture” is the first in a major U.S. museum to explore GLBTQ perspectives on the production and reception of canonical works by well-known artists from John Singer Sargent to Andy Warhol. Hoping to head off homophobic campaigns launched against this show, the NPG yielded to pressure from a Christian organization to remove one of the pieces on display...(see more)
  • BAD BLOOD World AIDS Day film event. Weds Dec 1, 6:00pm. Physical Sciences Bldg H, Rm 152, Tempe campus. Sponsored by Justice & Social Inquiry. POST-SCREENING Q/A with Marilyn Ness, filmmaker & Mike O'Conner, former chair of Nat'l Hemophilia Foundation.
  • THE QUEER--Institute for Humanities Research Faculty Seminar Series: Disciplinary Fault Lines. Monday, Nov 15, 12:00-1:30 pm, Social Sciences 109, Tempe campus
    • Marivel Danielson (Asst Professor–School of Transborder Studies) “ Moving Scholarship: Discipine and Desire in Queer Chicana Latina Performance Studies”
    • Robert S. Sturges (Prof–English) “ History Is Queerer Than That”
  • Arizona premiere of the film Two Spirits, Friday, Nov 19, 7:30 pm, Heard Museum, 2301 N. Central Ave, Phoenix (Light Rail Central/Encanto). The film speaks to gender, sexuality and the hate crime murder of Fred Martinez. Event includes FREE museum admission & $5 gourmet taco bar & cash bar. Q&A with writer/director Lydia Nibley follows screening. (flyer)
  • Regina Jefferies, TRANSGENDER MIGRANTS, ASYLUM & IMMIGRATION LAW. Wednesday, Nov 10, 5:30 pm, Ventana Room, Memorial Union, Tempe campus. Ms. Jefferies recently argued two asylum cases in Federal Immigration Court and will provide a hands-on perspective on this important area of rights, organizing and litigation. She will be joined by representatives of the Tucson-based organization, Colibrí, for an open discussion. Sponsored by Justice & Social Inquiry (flyer)
  • NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY IS OCTOBER 11!! Look for events.
  • BULLYING AWARENESS/SUICIDE PREVENTION SEMINAR,
    Hosted by ASU LGBTQ Coalition and C&C. 6pm, Thurs Oct. 21 in MU 242, Tempe campus. All are welcome to join.
  • SPORTS AND HOMOSEXUALITY CANCELLED! 6:30 p.m., Thurs Oct. 21, 2010
    David Kopay, former NFL player, gay advocate, and one of the first openly gay American professional athletes in team sports will address "Sports and Homosexuality" in the fall 2010 Humanities Lecture Seriesat ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus. The event is co-sponsored by ASU’s School of Letters and Sciences and the National Lesbian and Gay Journalist Association (NLGJA) student chapter at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Communications. Bravo NLGJA! LOCATION: Cronkite School, 555 N. Central Ave., First Amendment Forum, Downtown campus, Phoenix. FREE. (more) (flyer)
  • RAINBOWS FESTIVAL Saturday/Sunday October 2 & 3, 2010. Downtown Phoenix, Heritage Square Park, 7th Street & Monroe, 10 am until 6 pm
  • LGBTQ FALL SOCIAL for ASU staff and faculty (Flyer)
    • Wednesday September 22, 2010 5-7pm at Rúla Búla
  • State of the LGBTQA Union: Discussion on Domestic Partner Benefits and key issues affecting our community. Special guest speaker Representative Kyrsten Sinema– April 7, 2010 (Flyer)

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