December 19, 2009
With guest co-host Tao Aves
Featuring live performances of LGBT musician-artists Tao Aves, Nono Acosta (Watari’s Machine, Names are for Tombstones) and Flush and the Toilets.
You can also go to Rainbow Radio Pilipinas’ official page to listen to other episodes.
Duration: 60 min, 15 sec
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I’m so Gay: A Forum on Identity and Politics
9 to 12 AM, December 8, 2009 (Tuesday)
Malcolm Hall Theater, College of Law, University of the Philippines-Diliman
Join us this Tuesday as Rainbow Rights Project unite with College of Law, Libertas, and UP Center for Women’s Studies for a timely discussion exploring identity politics.
Speakers:
Dr. Sylvia Estrada Claudio: Framing the discussion on identity politics: What is it, what are the struggles of the marginalized and does postmodern politics present a better approach to identity politics
Atty. Germaine Leonin: Women, LGBTs and identity politics
Dean Marvic Leonen: Indigenous peoples and identity
Prof. Ibarra Guitierrez: Marginalization, identity and the party list law
Reactors:
Atty. Louie Guia (Libertas)
Karen Dumpit (CHR)
We hope to see you there!
Rainbow Radio Pilipinas – Pride power episode
Saturday, December 5, 2009
2:30-3:30 PM
DWBL 1242 kHz
For its second episode, Rainbow Radio Pilipinas explores the colors and history of Manila’s pride march, the longest running pride parade in Asia.
Hear what the community has to say about LGBT pride, and listen to accounts of the first and present pride parade, straight from the people who made it happen. We will also treat you to music for and by local and international LGBT artists, including a song played for a lesbian couple in a popular TV series.
From music and trivia to the latest news and events, Rainbow Radio Pilipinas will tell you what you need to know about the annual pride celebration, so tune in this Saturday!
With guest co-host and LGBT advocate Roda Novenario
Rainbow Radio Pilipinas, Manila’s first and only LGBT radio show, is brought to you by Rainbow Rights Project and Global Fund for Women. For details and advertising packages, visit www.rainbowrightsproject.org.
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For the second part of Rainbow Radio Pilipinas‘ two-part pilot episode, get to know the bisexuals and transgenders or B & T of LGBT. Plus find out why the rainbow flag has become the symbol for the LGBT community and . These and more are coming your way on Rainbow Radio Pilipinas today, Saturday, 2:30-3:30 PM at DWBL 1242 kHz.
With guest co-host Libay Linsangan Cantor.
Rainbow Radio Pilipinas is Manila’s first LGBT radio show. This show is brought to you by Rainbow Rights Project and Global Fund for Women. For details, visit www.rainbowrightsproject.org.
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