Listening Circle News Today

First Baptist POTTSTOWN — Join First Baptist Church (ABCUSA) this Sunday, Aug. 6, at 4:30 pm via Zoom or in person at 575 N. Keim St. Next Sunday, Aug. 13 we will be having a hybrid worship service. FBC is proud to host the Pottstown satellite location for the LGBT Center of Greater Reading. We […]

Photo gallery: A look back at 2022 and the major events that took place on Boston University's campus.

On campus: Student Health Services・BU Sexual Assault Responses & Prevention Center・Trans Listening Circle | Off-campus: Fenway Health・BAGLY・Trans Lifeline

A listening circle is a meeting where a sacred object — like a rock or a feather — is passed around a circle of people, according to even organizer Stuart Lohnes. During Tuesday’s session, they passed around an eagle feather.

Boston University rolled out a new policy allowing students to change their names and preferred pronouns on the school's directory in a move to become more inclusive.

Aberdeenshire’s creative sector is being invited to engage in the next stage of a project designed to support and strengthen it.

With Pride month in full swing, here are some resources you can utilize to support the LGBTQ+ community at BU and beyond.

Along the Columbia River, Making a Monument of the Land In the Pacific Northwest, Maya Lin’s ‘art landscapes’ celebrate the river’s partnership with Native American tribes. The Listening Circle amphitheater at Chief Timothy Park is on an island in the Snake River near Clarkston, Wash.Credit...via Confluence Project By Alex V. Cipolle This article is part of our latest , which focuses on reopening, reinvention and resilience. On a spring morning, the Vancouver Land Bridge appears to be ...

Twitter Facebook In spring 2015, Graham Grail, then a sophomore at Boston University, approached one of his professors with an idea. One day after class, he walked up to Carolyn Hodges-Simeon’s podium and explained that he wanted to research voice, specifically how it changes in transgender men who take testosterone. Hodges-Simeon, a biological anthropologist who researches sex differences in speech and the voice, was immediately on board.  “I was very surprised to see that at the ti...