Rainbow Radio Pilipinas, Manila’s first and only LGBT radio show, is giving away dinner and movie dates for those who will send the best love letters! Letters will be read during the show. Send yours now!

We are taking the lessons up a notch as we learn not two but 10 gays words. Yes, 10. Let’s count from one to 10.

Join UP College of Law, Libertas, UP Center for Women’s Studies and Rainbow Rights Project as they bring together the experts on identity politics and party list law, to shed light on the state of party list system and the Philippines’ Commission on Elections (Comelec) decision on Ang Ladlad’s application and other petitions on December 8, Tuesday, 9 AM at the Malcolm Hall Theater, College of Law, University of the Philippines-Diliman.

Walk with Pride project is set to join the Manila Pride Parade 2009. Walk with Pride aims to promote pride, empathy and understanding on an international level by highlighting the similarities and differences of LGBTQs across the globe through photography.

Join the LGBT community as we say hello to Rainbow Radio Pilipinas! See you at the launch tonight, 20 November 2009 at 8PM, BED Bar Malate.

Rainbow Radio Pilipinas (RRP), Manila’s first radio magazine show for LGBTs by LGBTs, kicks off on Friday! Show up at BED Bar Malate at 8 PM to show your support.

Confused? We’ll help you brush up on gay lingo because beginning today, we will teach you words used by LGBTs across the world. *This week’s words of the gay – ZIR and ZIE.*

OPINION – Ang Ladlad, the Philippine LGBT party list seeking a congressional seat in the upcoming May 2010 national elections, was denied accreditation by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) for the May 2010 elections, on the grounds of “immorality (as per Quran and the Bible)” and “threat to the youth.” When will Filipino LGBTs have a voice in the legislation?

Hold your breath because lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders (LGBTs) in the Philippines are getting a big surprise from Rainbow Rights Project. Read on and find out.

… The material came from real people with real stories (or real stories packaged in fiction) the content pretty much covered an array of issues that Filipino lesbians are struggling with today– coming out, love, lust, missed chances, and private victories. And really, this is what everybody needs, the assurance that you are not alone. What These Hands Can Do gives you this.

Love your own. Indeed we do, that’s why we compiled a list of LGBT-owned and LGBT-friendly businesses for us to support. Patronize them or at least pay their site a visit.

A primer on HIV and AIDS. Learn about HIV, how it is transmitted and how to prevent getting the virus.

Get to know Task Force Pride (TFP), the official organizing network of the annual Philippine Pride March. Plus find ways on how you can participate or support Pride March Manila 2009.

Read the list and contribute! Lesbians go by a lot of names and different generations of lesbians identify with different names. Here are some of the names that are synonymous to the lesbian Filipina.