STAYING CONNECTED
E-MAIL
LISTS AND GROUPS
General
LBGT Lists
MIT supports a set of e-mail lists which service MIT as well as the
Greater Boston LBGT community. These lists are
confidential and
private. To be added to any of these lists, contact lbg-
request@mit.edu.
- lbg-local-news@mit.edu is for news of
interest to the greater Boston queer community.
- lbg-local-talk@mit.edu is for discussion of
interest to the greater Boston queer community.
- lbg@mit.edu is for MIT-related
news
- lbg-talk@mit.edu is for MIT-related
talk.
lbgt@mit.edu
E-mails to the staff of lbgt@MIT, centralized in Student Life Programs
(W20-549, 617-253-6777), who serve as the administrative
hub for LBGT support on campus and who coordinate the LBGT
Issues Group.
lbgt-members@mit.edu
E-mails all the members of the LBGT Issues Group. To join the
Issues Group, please e-mail lbgt@mit.edu.
qwillts@mit.edu
Membership list of Queer Women Looking for Life in Technical School
(MIT QWiLLTS).
Subscribe to QWiLLTS Coordinators.
MIT Friendly Alliance of Queers and
Straights (FAQS) lists
To be added to any of these lists, contact mit-faqs-request@mit.edu.
- mit-faqs is the mailing list for the members
of FAQS. Only to be used for official postings from the officers or
advisors.
- faqs-discuss is the discussion list for
general business, posting, or discussion.
gamit@mit.edu
For GaMIT specific news & event postings as well as general
discussion.
Subscribe to gamit-request@mit.edu.
gables@mit.edu
Sends to all of GABLES members. To subscribe, please go to mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/gables/
or e-mail gables@mit.edu.
qwimmin@mit.edu
[May not currently be active] A women-only list just for women only
discussions and event postings. Subscribe to qwimmin-request@mit.edu.
ulc@mit.edu
Open to all ULC members. Subscribe to ulc-request@mit.edu.
women-announce@mit.edu
For general posting for women at MIT and the greater Boston area.
MIT BGALA (alumni) Listserv
Information on list subscription is available at their
homepage.
New England Queer College
Organization
Publishes a newsletter of queer events at New England colleges to
encourage cross-campus dialogue. To subscribe, send mail to news-request@neqco.org with the word "subscribe" in the
subject line.
The List
(Boston's Queer Agenda)
Visit their website to subscribe. The List ntegrates the arts,
Internet technology and social change to create cultural activism with
a particular eye towards lesbian, bisexual, transgender, alternative,
women's, and progressive communities, including our gay male and
straight allies.
MEDIA
Bay
Windows
631 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02118
617-266-6670, Fax 617-266-5973
A weekly paper covering regional and national LBGT news; it includes
arts
and events listings for the Boston/New England area. Distributed
for free on Thursdays in Lobby 7 and in the MIT Student
Center.
BiWomen
BBWN, P.O. Box 639, Cambridge, MA 02140
A bi-monthly publication for bisexual women in the Boston area and
around
the world. The suggested subscription price is $20-30 per year
(6 issues),
but you can pay more or less depending on what you can afford.
To subscribe,
send a check (along with your name and address) to the address
above.
The
Boston Phoenix
126 Brookline Avenue, Boston, MA 02215
617-536-5390, Fax 617-536-1463
A popular alternative Boston paper which occasionally publishes a
special
pull-out section called One In Ten focused exclusively on
LGBT
issues. Often has gay-oriented articles in main publication.
Distributed
for free weekly in the MIT student center.
Dykatude
24 Castleton St., Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
A locally produced zine and journal of dyke dissent. Poetry, fiction,
nonfiction, artwork, and photography produced by progressive
queer women.
GCN
(Gay Community News)
BSEF, 29 Stanhope Street, Boston, 02116
A quarterly news magazine for the whole community.
GenderTalk
Mondays 6:30-8 PM on WMBR (88.1 FM), or on the web.
The only weekly radio program that talks about transgenderism in the
first person. Each week it presents news, information, music,
and new
voices that challenge the traditional view of gender. Presented
on MIT's
WMBR.
edge Boston
A gay news and entertainment site for the Boston area.
NewEngland Blade
450 Harrison Avenue, suite 414, Boston, MA
617-426-8246, Fax 617-426-8264
A gay weekly with news and club listings for New England.
New
England Community Guide - Pink Pages
A directory of local businesses owned by gay or gay-friendly
people.
One
in Ten
Mondays, 10 PM-midnight on WFNX (100.7 FM)
The radio show for the gay and lesbian community, One in Ten always
brings you news, book, film and music reviews, as well as
calendar listings.
Phylogeny
phylogynyzine@hotmail.com
A zine for women who love other women. Free and available at Grand
Opening!,
New Words, OutWrite, Hi Fi, We Think the World of You, and the
Midway
Cafe.
Sojourner:
The Women's Forum
42 Seaverns Avenue, Boston, MA 02130
617-524-0415.
A monthly feminist newspaper, spun off of MIT 20+ years ago.
Published
monthly and available for free outside of the Women's Studies
Office
at MIT (Room 14E-316) and the MIT Student Center.
Transgender
Tapestry
Foundation for Gender Education, P.O. Box 540229, Waltham, MA
02454-0229
781-899-2212, Fax 781-899-5703
Transgender Tapestry is a publication by, for, and about all things
trans, including crossdressing, transsexualism, intersexuality,
FTM,
MTF, butch, femme, drag kings and drag queens, androgyny,
female and
male impersonation, and more.
turn
magazine
PO Box 1562, Jamaica Plain, MA
An on-line dyke zine for the New England area.
Zaftig!
54 Boynton St., Boston, MA 02130
Erotic lesbian zine for the well rounded. $7 for a single issue, $26
for a four-
issue subscription.
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