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EPISODE · May 21, 2007 · 1H 54M

May 20th, 2007

from CiTR -- Queer FM · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Elizabeth Saewyc of the McCreary Centre Society and the UBC School of Nursing discusses new research on street involved youth, including the percentage of homeless youth who are lgtb. Rev. Peter Elliott of Christ Church Cathedral discusses the lastest news in the Anglican church's dispute over the role of queers, including a recent pastoral statement by Canadian Bishops calling for a moratorium on the blessing of same sex unions. Plus This Way Out's coverage of the progress of the US Local Law Enforcement Act.

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Elizabeth Saewyc of the McCreary Centre Society and the UBC School of Nursing discusses new research on street involved youth, including the percentage of homeless youth who are lgtb. Rev. Peter Elliott of Christ Church Cathedral discusses the lastest news in the Anglican church's dispute over the role of queers, including a recent pastoral statement by Canadian Bishops calling for a moratorium on the blessing of same sex unions. Plus This Way Out's coverage of the progress of the US Local Law Enforcement Act.

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