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Dover Hosts United Against Hate Forum - Vimarsana News

Dover Hosts United Against Hate Forum

DOVER, Del.- The issue of hate crimes takes center stage in Dover tonight as the Dover Public Library hosts the 'United Against Hate Forum.'

Source: wboc.com
National Coming Out Day: Where to find support, resources and community - Vimarsana News

National Coming Out Day: Where to find support, resources and community

Oct. 11 is National Coming Out Day. Whether you're part of the LGBTQIA+ community or looking to support a loved one, there are resources to help.

Source: yahoo.com
Bomb threat targets Islamic Center of Daytona Beach; no device found - Vimarsana News

Bomb threat targets Islamic Center of Daytona Beach; no device found

Daytona Beach police responded to a call Friday afternoon after receiving reports of a bomb threat. It was "determined to be false," the police said.

In Between: When queer students of color speak out - Vimarsana News

In Between: When queer students of color speak out

There's an ongoing effort in SLO County by students, parents and some school district employees to make school a more accepting and safe place for queer students of color.

Source: kcbx.org
Hundreds attend 'Coming Out Against Hate' event at Paso Robles High School - Vimarsana News

Hundreds attend 'Coming Out Against Hate' event at Paso Robles High School

– Wednesday night at 6 p.m. at the Paso Robles High School Theatre an overflowing audience of at least 300 in the theatre and 100 outside were present for the student led program “Coming Out Against Hate.” The program included 14 student speakers connected to the LGTBQ+ community sharing their experiences, a short film interviewing additional students, a dance, a song and a call to action moderated by the President of the Equality Club Eve Barajas and ASB Vice President John Seden-Hansen.