News Briefs for 07.12.19
Beyond the Carolinas
News briefs from across the globe for 07.12.19.
HB2 continues to Haunt North Carolina
Charlotte and the Carolinas: Facebook shuts down Franklin Graham’s page, Netflix plans to stop Wilmington production shoot
The cloud of HB2 has continued to hang over Charlotte and North Carolina, not unlike the gray overcast skies and rain that plagued the city for much of December and early January.
HRC index scores municipalities
Beyond the Carolinas
The Human Rights Campaign has released it 2018 Municipal Equality Index and the Carolinas has been included.
News Briefs 08.24.18
Carolinas News Notes
News briefs from across the Carolinas and beyond for 08.24.18
Wilmington man demands Orange County, Chapel Hill remove rainbow flags
A man who says he ‘specializes’ in ‘debunking transgenderism’ is demanding local governments remove rainbow flags from their properties.
Carolinas overflow with Pride
Festival resource list spans two states, from mountains to sea
It’s that time of the year when the LGBTQ community sets out to celebrate Pride Month. To keep the tradition going, here is a list of the celebrations taking place all over the Carolinas.
Regional: Advocacy Training, ACLU Meeting, Savannah Mermaids, NCAAN Grant
Carolinas News Notes
The NC AIDS Action Network has announced that it will conduct regional advocacy trainings, ACLU of North Carolina will hold its annual meeting on May 20, Savannah Pride will hold its inaugural Mermaid Fest from March 23-24 and North Carolina AIDS Action Network has been awarded a grant.
AIDS service organizations and agencies throughout the Carolinas
Assistance provides a vital lifeline to increase quality of life for those affected by HIV/AIDS
The Carolinas has a variety of community organizations, resources and services for those living with HIV/AIDS or those seeking to get involved in HIV/AIDS prevention, education and advocacy.
Regional: Documentary Screening, RUM Meeting, Savannah Pride
Carolinas News Notes
The LGBTQ and Civil Rights Movement documentary “From Selma to Stonewall: Are We There Yet?” will screen at locations across North Carolina from Oct. 17-20, the Reconciling United Methodists & Friends of North Carolina will meet for a vesper service on Oct. 8 and Savannah Pride will be held from Oct. 26-29 for the first time in the downtown district.
