CLGS provides a range of resources for the constituencies served by the Center in academic, faith, and activist communities.
Las dos partes de este folleto quieren servir de ayuda a familias latinas. Estas páginas buscan ayudarte a encontrar nuevos caminos para apoyar mejor a tus familiares que son LGBTQ. Ellos/as necesitan tu apoyo para poder vivir las vidas plenamente humanas que Dios quiere para ellos/as.
The two parts of this booklet aim to help Latino/a families. This booklet wants to help you to best support your LGBTQ1 family members as they seek to lead the full lives that
God intends for them. Each of the two parts is guided by the Christian values of love, the dignity of every person, social justice, inclusion, acceptance, and human rights.
While many people see civil rights as simply a legal matter, we see the civil and legal rights for our LGBTQ family members as an indispensable context and requirement for them to live full social, cultural, religious and political lives in the Latino/a community and in the wider society. Laws have consequences, and in this booklet we highlight the positive effects of laws on our children and teenagers when full civil and human rights are guaranteed our LGBTQ family members, as well as the negative effects when those rights are not granted and guaranteed.
A scripturally sound presentation of biblical passages often used to condemn LGBTQ persons.
“A Sacred, Powerful Woman Housed in a Man’s Body”: Complexities of Gender and Religion in the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” – The Sixth Annual Georgia Harkness Lecture, delivered by Dr. Melissa M Wilcox.
Kate Kendell, Esq., Executive Director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, delivers CLGS’ Eighth Annual Boswell Lecture as part of CLGS’ Liberating Religious Liberty Symposium event on April 17, 2015. Part II of Boswell Lecture 2015 Part III Part IV Part V Kate Kendell leads the National Center for Lesbian Rights, a national legal […]
Artist Alma Lopez delivered our annual Harkness Lecture and exhibit her work in the Doug Adams Gallery on October 14, 2014. Alma Lopez is a visual artist and currently, a visiting lecturer at UCLA. Over the last two decades, Lopez’s work has been exhibited in over one hundred national and international solo and group exhibitions. In 1999, […]
A resource focusing through the lens of Christ’s love, not those of fear nor condemnation. Created by the Latino/a Roundtable.