HUES Report September 2016

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Humans Uniting for an Equal Society (HUES) congratulates the newly elected Board! All positions were up for elections. Allie Genia and Ben Schroff, both of whom served as temporary Chair and Vice Chair, respectively, for the past two months, were elected to their positions full-term, while Makayla Mainhood continues into a new term as both Secretary and Treasurer of the organization and Katie Trudell continues into a new term as Ambassador. The position of Communications Strategist is currently open, with follow-up elections to be scheduled. A reminder that if you’re looking to participate in the Board, a copy of HUES’ bylaws and elections procedures can be found on the Facebook page.

HUES also participated in conjunction with Lansing Association for Human Rights (LAHR) at Michigan Pride on August 29th; we greatly enjoyed meeting and talking with all of you who came out to see us! HUES plans to hold their next event in honor of National Coming Out Day, which falls on October 11th, so make sure you’re checking your emails and our Facebook page for announcements on that; otherwise we hope to see you on October 11th for our October Coalition. Reminder that we meet the second Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m., in the Community Room of Everybody Reads on Michigan Avenue in Lansing. You can find us online on Facebook, Twitter, and at our new site, humansuniting.org. We hope to see you soon!

HUES (Humans Uniting for an Equal Society) is a branch of the Lansing Association for Human Rights, a community of young queer individuals and allies in the Greater Lansing Area.

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