twenty10 – a place to be you

A camp for queer, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and sex & gender diverse teens and their allies!

Camp Out is being organised be a crew of independant queers. They have backgrounds in youth work, queer community organising, support, work, art, music and teaching.

An induction and training session for people becoming part of Twenty10's volunteering program.

Daniel Witthaus' national challenging homophobia tour arrives in Broken Hill. A public forum will explore what can be done to make classrooms a safer, more welcoming place for all students by challenging homophobia.

An information session for people interested in volunteering with Twenty10.

Daniel Witthaus' national challenging homophobia tour arrives in Bathurst. A public forum will explore what can be done to make classrooms a safer, more welcoming place for all students by challenging homophobia.

The Youth Accommodation Association (YAA) would like to invite all young people experiencing homelessness to come along to a consultation day on the 10th August and have their say!

We have FREE tickets to see the play Gwen in Purgatory at Belvoir St Theatre. There is also a Q&A with the cast afterwards.

Gwen is 90. She woke up this morning to discover that purgatory is sitting alone in a new house in a new subdivision on the edge of town, trying to work out if the remote in her hand operates the TV, the air-con or the fan-forced oven. But the kids are coming round and Father Ezekiel is on his way to bless the house, so the beginning of the end is looking up ...

Written specially for Company B Belvoir, Gwen in Purgatory is Tommy Murphy's brilliant existential comedy about an African missionary in the wilderness of Australian suburbia.

We have limited seats so let Julia know if you'd like to come along!

Change of plans! Today we have a guest speaker coming in to chat to you about what he's been getting up to and find out about you.

Here is some info about our guest:
Daniel Witthaus is on a one-man trip: the Beyond 'That's So Gay' Challenging Homophobia National Tour. He is in Sydney on the 24^th week of that tour.

Originally from Geelong in Victoria, Daniel started attending a group in Geelong just like Twenty10. From that beginning he started doing youth work and in 1999 led an anti-homophobia program at an all-boys Catholic school outside Geelong. He has spent the eleven years since doing similar work in schools across Australia and internationally.

Daniel's tour has so far taken him through Mt Gambier and Adelaide, across the Nullabor to Western Australia, up the coast to Darwin, Mt Isa and Cairns and then down the east coast via Brisbane and Lismore. Come and find out what he has learnt along the way. Daniel is also keen to learn what it is like to be a young person living in Sydney.

Group has been cancelled today. Sorry about that! Look forward to seeing you all next week.

Crafternoon! Come and get your craft on, with knitting, badge making, beading, paper toy craft, drawing. Feel free to bring your own craft project or start one here.