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Tiffany Club Annual Clothing “Fire Sale”, Saturday, March 3rd

February 28th, 2012 · TCNE News

It is THAT time of year! Time for the annual TCNE “Tiffany’s Closet” annual Fire Sales THIS weekend!

If you didn’t get a chance to come and browse the fabulous fashions at First Event, nows your chance at TCNE in Waltham. We have:

  • sweaters
  • blouses
  • pants
  • skirts
  • dresses
  • LOTS of shoes (especially if you wear a size 10 — we have an amazing selection of high heels)
  • many different kinds of accessories

Here is how it works:

  • Fill up a grocery bag we provide for $15!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  •  All items except gowns are eligible, and the gowns are mostly $10 each!

The prices are amazing!

Saturday from 12 noon – 10 pm at TCNE in Waltham, MA

Direction to TCNE via Google Maps: http://bit.ly/4JpL9d

Questions?? email us at info@tcne.org

 

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TCNE House Party and I AM Party – What to do?

February 17th, 2012 · Community News, TCNE News

If you’ve checked our TCNE Calendar for this weekend, you KNOW this weekend is choc-a-bloc FULL of fun stuff to do!  Between Friday and Saturday there are SEVEN major fun things to do, so, what to do?   Well here’s an idea:

  1. Come to the TCNE House Party at 7PM, have a meal, meet some great new people or some who’ve been in our community for a while, either way they and you will get alot out of it
  2. Go to the MTPC I AM PARTY afterwards.   You’ll have a blast, dance the night away, and help kick off an outstanding new initiative for our community

Get all the details on the TCNE Calendar

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“I AM” Trans People Speak Party, Saturday, February 18th at 8PM

February 10th, 2012 · Community News

It can’t be denied that MTPC has been hugely helpful to the entire transgender community.  To that end, TCNE would like to let all our reader’s know about a BIG kick off party they are holding on February 18th at the Midway Cafe in Jamaica Plain.  Here are the details:

The “I AM: Trans People Speak COMMUNITY” project kickoff party takes place on Saturday February 18th at at the Midway Café at 3496 Washington Street in Jamaica Plain, MA, doors open at 8:00pm. New videos will be shown throughout the night and the program will begin around 9:30pm with a performance to follow. This event is 21+ and there is a $5-$10 sliding scale charge at the door, and no one will be turned away due to lack of funds. This event is open to the public and the media.

For all the details visit their link here:  I AM Trans People Speak Party

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Massachusetts Transgender Mental Health Access Study Launched

February 1st, 2012 · Community News

The Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition is collaborating with a team of Master of Social Work students from Salem State University to conduct a research study to determine if transgender adults have access to culturally competent mental health clinicians and services in Massachusetts.  Led by Laurie Auffant, a long time transgender activist and now social work student, the research team includes Sarah Grandmaison, Kristine Lassiter, and Rachel Sherwin.  The survey was launched January 20th in Peabody, Massachusetts at the First Event conference, organized by Tiffany Club of New England.  Tiffany Club of New England agreed to collaborate in the project by promoting data collection.  The survey is open to any adult eighteen years-old and above, residing in Massachusetts, who identifies as transgender or gender variant.  The survey can be accessed online:
WWW.SURVEYMONKEY.COM/S/MASSTRANSMENTALHEALTHSURVEY

The goals of the survey include:

  • Documenting whether transgender adults have access to culturally competent mental health clinicians and services in Massachusetts.
  • Documenting geographic differences of mental health clinicians and services by county.
  • Documenting the time and distance traveled for mental health appointments.
  • Documenting differences in service delivery by type of mental health clinician.
  • Documenting differences based on gender identity, racial identity, economic resources, transportation, and age of participant.
  • Documenting if transgender adults are treated respectfully during mental health appointments.
  • Documenting whether transgender adults have ever experienced hostility or been denied access to mental health services because of their gender identity.
  • Remaining accountable to the transgender community by providing a report and sharing it publicly.

Please take the survey and invite your friends to take the survey as well!

Thank-you for your participation!

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Day of Beauty and Wellness on Thursday, January 19, at First Event 2012

January 15th, 2012 · First Event Workshops

You read the head line right!  First Event will be having a Day of Beauty and Wellness on Thursday, January 19th at First Event 2012.    The day of beauty and wellness includes:  mini-manicure,  massage, accupressure, wardrobe consult, acupuncture, wig styling, makeovers and more.  Click to the following link to read the full story: Day of Beauty and Wellness at First Event 2012

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