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As rights for marginalized groups began to grow, so did the violence against Latine, LGBTQ+, and other diverse communities, writes the Point Foundation's Jorge Valencia.
September 06 2023 3:46 PM
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As rights for marginalized groups began to grow, so did the violence against Latine, LGBTQ+, and other diverse communities, writes the Point Foundation's Jorge Valencia.
The foundation has set up a scholarship program that removes some of the barriers to financial aid for this population.
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The Gift of Song, a benefit for LGBT scholars, provided a festive showcase for queer musicians.
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Celebrities and scholars walked the red carpet at the Point Foundation's fourth annual Voices on Point gala and told The Advocate the messages they would give to their younger selves.
The Advocate spoke with Carmen Electra, Judith Light, Greg Louganis, and more at Voices on Point, a musical fundraiser for Point Foundation, which assists LGBT students.
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Celebrities and Scholars turned out for the Point Foundation's "Voices on Point" Concert and Gala in Los Angles on Saturday, September 15.
Supporters gathered last weekend to celebrate the Point Foundation's 10th anniversary.
It turns 10 years old this year, and is celebrating with a star-studded party and fund-raiser in Hollywood.
It recalls the Rutgers University student who took his own life last year because of antigay bullying on campus.
Cammermeyer's work as a colonel and a nurse "is living proof of what Point instills in each of its scholars."
The Point Foundation searches for the best and brightest LGBT students.
It announced that its annual gala held Monday in New York City broke all previous fund-raising records.
Its new executive director will be Jorge Valencia.
Thirty LGBT students have been named Point scholars for 2006, each receiving an average award of $12,500.
It has opened its 2005 application season by announcing 10 new scholarships.
Plus it awards more than $1 million for gay youth.