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Living Queer Here 03/23/2006
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AIDS Radio Service – 04/28/05
Description: Hosted by Carolyn Horn. YOUTH: AIDS, HIV AND OTHER STDS
A frank and open discussion about Sexually Transmitted Diseases and how our youth might be putting themselves at risk, what can they do to minimize that risk and how the adults in their lives can help teens navigate more safely through their burgeoning sexuality. Guests: Phil Hansen, a volunteer advisor for Coastal Outright, a GLBTQ youth group, two youth members, Adam and Cassie, and David McDermitt and Dave Cross of Maine Youth Voices (207-626-3615).
