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Come and get it!

Contributor copies are in the mail and there are more copies available for purchase at Elsewhere.

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Issue 3: Act Out is available! Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate the release of the magazine. Also, a big shout out to our contributors and readers, we couldn’t have done it without you.

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Chae Buttuh Came To Elsewhere And It Was Amazing

Last night we were wowed by a conversation in the round with Chae Buttuh, followed by a performance that got us on our feet and swaying to some sweet sounds in the Collab.

This performer from the Carolinas brings awareness to issues in the LGBT community through their music. We are so glad they were able to visit  QueerLab to talk about their work and answer questions from inquiring minds. 

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Wednesday, April 9, 2014 - More than 15 editors from across the Triad area attended the first “I Don’t Do Boxes” Editorial Team meeting of the 2014 season at Elsewhere in Greensboro. Using media as an icebreaker, team members shared publications and influential artist works, discussed current trends in queer media, and imagined what the purpose of the magazine could be. After reviewing the first batch of submissions, the group brainstormed further outreach and new design ideas for the second issue launching June 6 (submission deadline April 21). Learn more about getting involved and submitting your work for the magazine and mixed tape at http://goelsewhere.org/queerlab and http://idontdoboxes.org. 

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Hot off the presses - a proof copy of I Don't Do Boxes. Join us for the release on June 7

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Elena rue of storyminemedia sharing some interviewing tips at QueerLab