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original logo by ball state university new logo by joel dale creative direction by claire buffie profile design by claire buffie
a new musical
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A uniquely American musical about love, loss, triumph, and a five-ton elephant...
it’s amazing.
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New York CitY March 13-17, 2013
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Sunday, January 20 2013
The Ritz-Carlton, Washington DC 1150 22nd Street, NW Washington, DC 20037
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Bronx Community High School
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Briarwood · Richmond Hill · East Elmhurst · Grasmere · Glen Oaks · Bay Terrace · Annadale · Rego Park · Bedford Stuyvesant · Dyker Heights Ravenswood · Rockaway Park · Flatlands · Huguenot · Westchester Square · Longwood · Port Morris · Schuylerville · Charleston · Park Hill · Stapleton Bayside · Soundview: “Your heartfelt personal stories · Eltingville · Kingsbridge · Arrochar · South Corona · Paerdegat Basin · Silver Lake · Graniteville combined with facts that hit home with our young · Brighton Beach · Arlington · Kew Gardens · Rochdale · Sunnyside Gardens · Oakland Gardens people opened up a much needed dialogue within · Red Hook · Jamaica Center · Prospect Heights · Boerum Hill · Jamaica Hills · Tottenville our school community.” — Counselor · Prospect Park South · Bulls Head · Hollis · Kensington · Mount Hope · New Lots · Laurelton · Melrose · Bellaire North Riverdale · Prince’s Bay · Sutton Place · Todt Hill · Beechhurst · Gramercy · Unionport · Grant City · Olinville · Sheepshead Bay · New Dorp · Remsen Village Manhattanville · Elmhurst · Country Club · Spring Creek · Travis · Rosedale · Broad Channel · Bloomfield · Eastchester · Fort Hamilton · Sea Gate Jamaica Estates · Co-op City · Roosevelt Island · Broadway Junction · Pleasant Plains · Midtown · Mount Eden · East Harlem · Fresh Meadows · Navy Yard · West Farms · Murray Hill · Jackson Heights · Morningside Heights · Harlem · Butler Manor · Manhattan Terrace · Concourse · Civic Center · Sunset Park · Starrett City Springfield Gardens · East Flatbush · Richmond Town · Chinatown · Murray Hill · South Jamaica · Pelham Parkway · Stuyvesant Town Morris Park · Upper West Side: “I am so glad to have · Borough Park · Seaside · Astoria · South Beach · Arden Heights · Canarsie · Windsor Terrace found your program. I have had such a hard time · Douglaston · Castle Hill · Bath Beach · Van Nest · Marine Park · Steinway · Crown Heights finding a way to bring people into our school to talk · East New York · Shore Acres · Battery Park City · South Ozone Park · Forest Hills · Woodhaven personally and honestly about LGBT issues to help · Grymes Hill · Soundview · Lenox Hill · Bushwick · Brookville · Bedford Park · Tudor City · Heartland You· Ridgewood are cordially invited·to join usVillage in celebrating cultivate respect among our students.” — Principal · Midland Beach · Parkchester Greenwich · Greenpoint · North Corona · Greenridge Yorkville · Holliswood · New Springville · Inwood · Mott Haven · Arverne PFLAG · BelleroseNYC · Gerritsen · Cypress Hills · Program, St. George · which Lighthouse and Beach the Safe Schools is Hill · Upper West Side Little Italy · Rossville · Randall Manor · Hamilton Heights · Dongan Hills · Concourse Village · Clason Point · Clinton Hill · Cobble Hill · Flatbush reaching neighborhoods and giving hope to LGBT youth Financial District · Forest Hills Gardens · Hillcrest · Edgemere · Throgs Neck · Manhattan Beach · Rugby · Ditmas Park · Bensonhurst · Malba · Morris Heights · South all over this diverse city. Side · Chelsea · Baychester · Neponsit · Riverdale · New Dorp Beach · City Island · Ozone Park · City Line · Little Neck · Whitestone · Highland Park · Weeksville Marble Hill · Flatiron · Gowanus · Old Town · Turtle Bay · Georgetown · Plum Beach · Tribeca · Norwood · Bay Terrace · Somerville · North Side · Castleton Corners NoHo · Coney Island · Great Kills · Blissville · Fordham · Pelham Bay NYC · Mill 30th Basin Annual · Fieldston Awards · Howard Dinner Beach · High Bridge · Homecrest PFLAG Astoria: “The program enlightened everyone who felt · Washington Heights · Rosebank · Manhattan Valley · Morrisania · West Village · Lincoln Square unsure or weird about LGBT people. It was comforting · Tompkinsville · University Heights · Bergen Beach · Far Rockaway · Elm Park · Howland Hook to feel accepted if you are unsure.” — Student · Sunnyside Honoring… · Lindenwood · Concord · Auburndale · Richmond Valley · Pomonok · Queensboro Hill Claremont Village · Lower East Side · Wakefield · Mariner’s Harbor · Williamsbridge · Clinton · Floral Park · Vinegar Hill · Clifton · Park Slope · Long Island City · Pelham Gardens · Hunters Point · Emerson Hill · Midwood · Flushing · SoHo · Oakwood · Woodrow · Upper East Side · St. Albans · Westerleigh Ocean Parkway · Hunts Point · Port Ivory · Mill Island · Wingate · Queens Village · Maspeth · Fulton Ferry · Sunnyside · Astoria Heights · Lefrak City Woodlawn · Prospect Lefferts Gardens · Edgewater Park · Brooklyn Heights · Belmont · Chelsea · Middle Village · College Point · New Brighton · Bay Ridge · East Village · Carroll Gardens · Downtown · Gravesend · Breezy Point · Woodside · Kew Gardens Hills · East Williamsburg · Carnegie Hill · Belle Harbor · Fort Greene Utopia · Williamsburg · Cambria Heights · Neponsit · Riverdale · New Dorp Beach · West Brighton · Port Richmond · Glendale Briarwood · Richmond Hill · East Elmhurst · Grasmere · Glen Oaks · Bay Terrace · Annadale · Rego Park · Bedford Stuyvesant · Dyker Heights Ravenswood · Huguenot · Morrisania: “This program is · Flatlands · Westchester Square · Longwood · Port Morris · Schuylerville · Charleston · Park Hill absolutely needed. Our gay and lesbian population · Stapleton · Bayside · Eltingville · Rockaway Park · Kingsbridge · Arrochar · South Corona is large, but never receives the support it needs.” · Paerdegat Basin · Silver Lake · Graniteville · Brighton Beach · Arlington · Kew Gardens · Rochdale — Assistant Principal · Sunnyside Gardens · Oakland Gardens · Red Hook · Jamaica Center · Prospect Heights · Boerum Hill · Jamaica Hills · Tottenville Prospect Park South · Bulls Head · Hollis · Kensington · Mount Hope · Featuring New Lots · Laurelton · Melrose · Brownsville · Bellaire · North Riverdale · Prince’s Bay · Sutton Place · Todt Hill · Beechhurst · Gramercy · Unionport · Grant City · Olinville · Sheepshead Bay · New Dorp · Remsen Village · Manhattanville Elmhurst · Country Club · Spring Creek · Travis · Rosedale · Broad Channel · Bloomfield · Eastchester · Fort Hamilton · Sea Gate · Jamaica Estates Co-op City · Roosevelt Island · Broadway Junction · Pleasant Plains · Midtown · Mount Eden · East Harlem · Fresh Meadows · Navy Yard · West Farms Murray Hill · Jackson Heights · Morningside Heights · Harlem · Butler Manor · Manhattan Terrace · Concourse · Civic Center · Sunset Park · Starrett City Springfield Gardens · East Flatbush · Richmond Town · Chinatown · Murray Hill · South Jamaica · Pelham Parkway · Stuyvesant Town · Morris Park Seaside · East Tremont: “This program is great. It is · Borough Park · South Beach · Arden Heights · Canarsie · Windsor Terrace · Douglaston · Castle very much needed and serves as a catalyst to · Hill · Bath Beach · Van Nest · Marine Park · Steinway · Crown Heights · East New York · Shore Acres prevent bullying.” — Counselor · Battery Park City · South Ozone Park · Forest Hills · Woodhaven · Grymes Hill · Soundview · Lenox Hill · Bushwick Brookville · Bedford Park · Tudor City · Heartland Village · Midland Beach · Ridgewood · Parkchester · Greenwich Village · Greenpoint · North Corona Greenridge · Yorkville · Holliswood · New Springville · Inwood · Mott Haven · Arverne · Bellerose · Gerritsen Beach · Cypress Hills · St. George · Lighthouse Hill · Upper West Side · Little Italy · Rossville · Randall Manor · Hamilton Heights · Dongan Hills · Concourse Village · Clason Point · Clinton Hill · Flatbush Forest Hills Gardens · Hillcrest · Edgemere · Throgs Neck · Manhattan Beach · Rugby · Ditmas Park · Bensonhurst · Malba · Morris Heights · South Side Chelsea · Baychester · East Tremont · City Island · Ozone Park · City Line · Little Neck · Whitestone · Highland Park · Weeksville · Marble Hill · Flatiron
Changing the climate one school at a time.
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LIVE on stage
The eternal existential wonder of who came first between the chicken and the egg could now apply to the dance world. Is it a filmed performance or a live show bringing pieces of made for TV moments? No matter where the truth lies, MTV’s hit dance show, America’s Best Dance Crew, did the performance, like So you Think You Can Dance did before to bring its viewers watch a dance show, live with a real stage, real dancers, and real talent. What can a show made specifically for TV offer in a live performance without the edgy camera angles and host of overly opinionated judges that couldn’t be caught by the video camera? For movmnt, Claire Buffie captured some of these “made for TV,” remade for the stage performances, to finally bring the experience back into still pictures, just to get a little bit more confused about what came first... One thing we can confirm though, there is nothing better than experiencing the performance live, by yourself, without any filter, not even better than our point of view.
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ENGAGING MEN AND BOYS
TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE PROGRESS IN
WOMEN’S HEALTH
Engaging men and boys in efforts to improve women’s health unlocks a great potential for achieving transformative progress. It does so by addressing the complex relationships and environmental factors that result in poor health outcomes for women and appropriately placing women’s health issues within the unique circumstance of their greater social and contextual worlds. By: Alixandra Pollack, M.P.H.
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Improving global women’s health is both a noble and necessary endeavor, as well as a daunting task. There is no cookie-cutter solution to the myriad issues women face. While there may not be a simple answer, there is a challenge to be offered; one that calls for the engagement of boys as integral to the next generation of leaders in women’s health. Inherent in that challenge also lies a solution; a way of overcoming social, economic, cultural, and gender barriers to build a bridge between today’s public health issues and tomorrow’s public health victories. Today’s boys are set to inherit a world in which they, simply by virtue of being men, will hold a great deal of power. If that power can be leveraged for positive change through open communication, gender-sensitive education, and men’s ownership of the women’s health agenda, great progress can be achieved. Research by the World Health
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Organization and others has shown that inequities in gender norms influence the ways in which men interact with their partners, including in prevention behaviors related to sexual and reproductive health. In fact, social expectations of male behavior directly reflect attitudes and behaviors related to HIV prevention, among other relevant sexual health issues. Sexual identity development and sexual behavior adoption does not occur in isolation from one’s social environmental context. The perceived expectations of a society will drive the norms, and as a result the actions, of its members – youth in particular. Men and boys at an individual level learn and come to internalize cultural gender norms and prevailing patterns of hegemony and patriarchy. They can, and do, however, also react to and question these norms. The social meanings of ‘manhood’ and the social expectations that come with them are in large part constructed in re-
lation to prevailing social norms of woman or girlhood. They are also built against the backdrop of other power structures and dynamics borne from any number of other differentiating factors, such as income. Gender norms and social definitions of manhood, therefore, exist within the context of other power dimensions and social realities, and are particularly powerful among youth who are still forming their identities and adopting related behaviors.
“The common stereotypes of powerful males and submissive females exacerbate existing barriers to quality sexual and reproductive health services.”
Traditional expectations about what it means to be a man or a woman, integral to the adolescent socialization process, are potentially detrimental for adolescents dealing with their sexuality and trying to protect their health. The common stereotypes of powerful males and submissive females exacerbate existing barriers to quality sexual and reproductive health services. These stereotypes of misogyny and subservience, perpetuated in many of today’s societies, serve to restrict access to health information, limit communication between young
couples, and encourage risky behavior. Young adults who use condoms during their first sexual encounter are more likely to sustain condom use later in life; however power imbalances, for example, can increase the difficulty of refusing sex or negotiating safer sex, for adolescent girls. Together, these normative gender roles increase adolescent vulnerability to threats to their sexual health, including violence, unplanned pregnancies, unsafe abortion, STIs and HIV/AIDS. Beyond adolescence, these retrogressive socio-cultural norms, along with (the
perhaps related) comparatively low educational attainment of women compared to men, have resulted in low participation and representation of women in positions of decision-making and restricted their access to opportunities for advancement. Women’s health is not just about adult women. Addressing one single age group, one gender in isolation, or even a single community without addressing the many global forces infiltrating it, is not sufficient to achieve true “transformative” change. Gender identities and related sexual norms and sexual behaviors are so deeply engrained in, and intricately intertwined with, family, community, and society-level contexts that true transformation will only occur when programs and policies are able to adequately address these higher level influences. We cannot expect to realize sustainable improvements in women’s health if we do not do justice to the roles that men play in the dynamics that perpetuate and exacerbate many of the problems women
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Inaugural Issue Overview
W
e are pleased to invite you to become an integral part of Women’s Health and Diplomacy, a unique global publication that will showcase and track important women’s health initiatives of the private, public and international non-governmental communities. The inaugural edition will launch at the Davos World Economic Forum at Davos in January of 2012, creating an unprecedented platform for global health leaders from all sectors to shed light on the strategies at work to advance women’s health.
Inaugural Issue
A myriad of women’s health initiatives, campaigns and projects spearheaded by both public and private sectors, independently and collaboratively, have brought an unprecedented spotlight into the challenges and rewards of addressing women’s health around the world. These bona fide works have led to the emergence of global health as a foreign policy issue for donor countries. However, there is no single methodology of capturing, following up and continuing the global discourse on women’s health beyond high-level meetings. Though it is clear that health has become an aspect of the international relations dialogue, the shape of that interaction and the role that health diplomacy should play in it are not yet clear. The resulting challenge is how to integrate health into the existing established structures of diplomacy and governance. This requires presenting a clear idea of the benefits to the international relations community without compromising the goals of health diplomacy.
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The publication is uniquely positioned to create a platform for all women's health sectors, partners, and key stakeholders to continue the discussion about global women's health and search for solutions throughout the year. This publication, distributed quarterly, comprises of voices ranging from top health, diplomatic, business and political officials as well as top journalists and commentators.
Contributors Women’s Health and Diplomacy will feature articles written by Heads of State, First Ladies, Health Ministers, business leaders, health practitioners and other top-ranking diplomatic and political officials from Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East.
We hope you will join us at this important world stage by pledging your commitment today as a founding sponsor.
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The publication will serve as a unique working platform for collaboration between finance and health ministries. Projected reach is estimated in the millions through multiple media outlets including Apps (iPad, iPhone, Android, Blackberry), a specialized website which will be updated weekly, a Digital Edition reaching hundreds of thousands by email, and thousands of copies in print delivered by mail to key stakeholders in the NGO, private businesses, universities, clinics, religious institutions and local governments and communities around the world.
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5 Ace Pear Cider 5 Anchor Steam Beer 4 Barley Island Flat Top Ale 5 Barley Island Bar Fly Pale 5 Bell’s Java Stout 5 Bell’s Seasonal 5 Blue Moon 5 Breckenridge Vanilla Porter 5 Pacifico 5 Dogfish Head 90 min. IPA 10 Dogfish Head 120 min. IPA 6 Founder’s Dirty Bastard 5 Guinness 5 Hazed & Infused 5 Heineken 6 He’Brew Origin Pomegranate Ale 5 HofBrau Original 5 New Castle Brown Ale 6 Mackeson XXX Stout 5 Oaken Barrell Snake Pit Porter 5 Oaken Barrell Razz Wheat 6 Old Speckled Hen 5 Paulaner Hefe-Weizen 6 Saison Dupont 5 Sam Adams Seasonal 8 Samuel Smith’s Nut Brown Ale 8 Samuel Smith’s Oatmeal Stout 5 Sea Dog Blue Paw Blueberry Wheat 5 Smithwick’s 8 Stone Arrogant Bastard Ale 5 Three Floyd’s Alpha King 5 Upland Dragonfly IPA 5 Upland Pale 5 Upland Wheat 8 Weinstephaner Vitus Weiss Bock 5 Woodchuck Cider
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roasted red pepper hummus, feta, calamata olives, roasted tomatoes, whole wheat pita
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a trio of assorted cheeses, dried cherries, berries, grapes, crusty bread
8 the spectator
dark chocolate-covered peanuts, spicy cinnamon pecans, wasabi peas
8 the gringo
house guacamole, spicy tomato salsa fresca, black bean pico de gallo, tortilla chips
10 the sicilian
aged salami, prosciutto, gourmet crackers, pepperoncini, smoked provolone, marinated artichokes
10 the lobbyist
prosciutto wrapped melon, fresh crudite & soft-baked pretzels with herbed cream cheese spread
10 the salty dog
6 killer chocolate cake
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