Me Filipino queer San Francisco designer

Website of Jenesha (Jinky) de Rivera: Filipina lesbian writer, activist, editor, and nonprofit consultant.

Kay Barrett's voice comes from a unique Mestiza identity which is, as she says in her own words, a "Filipina-Irish Amerikan, queer, student ever-learning." Her performance poetry is strong on humanity by her upbringing, but is also strongly political by practical and social necessity. Kay Barrett ne of the most involved people in Chicago's spoken word & activist community, working to utilize artistic expression as a means to manifest social justice and community. A spoken word performer, poet, speaker, and shaker, kay connects life as a filipina/pinay-amerikan queer navigating struggle, resistance, and laughter in the U.S.

Psychologist. Professor.Performance Artist. Comedian. Motivational Speaker. Activist. Multicultural Competence Trainer. Community Leader. Pinoy. Queer.

The lesbian and gay legislative advocacy network: fighting for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered rights in the Philippines - c/o Amnesty International Pilipinas - Kasing-kasing St. corner K-8th St., Kamias, Quezon City.

Lunduyan ng Sining (Sanctuary of Art) is an SEC-registered group of young and active women-loving women that believes in the artistic ability and beautiful vision of lesbians. We also believe in nourishing that gift by supporting and creating a haven for lesbian art in all forms, accomplished by initiating a series of projects to help flourish and make the lesbian voice, including lesbian issues and advocacies, be heard and acknowledged.

Maiana Minahal is a queer Filipina American poet and teacher, born in Manila, raised in Los Angeles, and currently living in San Francisco. She studied with June Jordan's poetry collective, Poetry for the People, was a winner in the 1999 San Francisco Bay Guardian Poetry Contest, and is a recipient of a Serpent Source Foundation Artist Award Grant.

A gay rag out of Manila. Has not been updated since 1999.

The group for beautiful Filipino (Pinoy) men. Fullfill your insatiable desires for hunks, amateurs, models, actors, hardcore pics, muscle men and more. Beautiful Pinoy is Manileno and Manileno is beautiful Pinoy.

In search of true love. Gay and female bonding at its wittiest and most provocative ...

An expatriate's observation of a popular pageant in Bohol.

Dennis Altman's article on globalization of gay issues, specifically mentions Manila's Library Foundation and how it uses "American" oriented materials - from the Australian Humanities Review archives. A response from Mike Tan is available here.

The only gayzine in the Philippines.

A social organization advocating friendship and cross-cultural understanding amongst gay Asians/Pacific Islanders, their partners and their friends - San Francisco, CA.

An online travel desk that designs, promotes and market affordable, alternative and eco-adventure tour packages in the Philippines, Asia and the world. Pagan Nomads is GLBT friendly.

A gay political party (Ang Ladlad) will be on the ballot Monday for the first time in the Philippines, where eight out of 10 households are Roman Catholics. CNN touts Ang Ladlad to be the only gay political party in the world.

Testimonial form the Gay Adventists site, God's Love-Our Witness, affirming God's love for gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and transgendered persons.

This site is written and maintained by Rannie Turingan. He is a Queer, 30something, Filipino, Canadian, Photographer, living in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

What's happening in gay Manila right now. PinkManila.com is an informative website about Gay and Gay-friendly establishments in Metro Manila. It helps both tourist, locals and ex-pats to get an overview of what’s the latest happening in “the Gay scenes” in Cosmopolitan Manila. PinkManila.com is updated weekly and therefore includes a list of actual events of Metro Manilas various gay or gay friendly establishments.

One of the features of thepoc.net, a news and media aggregator of alternative views.

Connecting through diversity.

Progressive Organization of Gays in the Philippines advocates the full recognition of economic, social and political rights of all sexual minorities to freedom from all forms of sexual discrimination in family, the community, the government, church and mass media - Project 4, Quezon City.

Pinoy queer novel and short stories from Eulalio Ibarra.

Uniting the LGBT Filipino bloggers worldwide.

The first gay travel guide to Hawai`i, the Rainbow Handbook Hawai`i includes businesses, trivia, tons of photos, and lots of interviews with gay Filipinos and Pacific Islanders living on the islands. Book ordering availible online.