Youth conference in Los Angeles, November 4

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Youth       conference

                in Los Angeles, November 4
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The Models of
                Pride XIV Youth Conference is scheduled to take place on
                Saturday,       November 4, at Occidental College in the
                Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los       Angeles. The
                conference is a free one-day event focused on LGBT
                youth and their allies. Anyone who would like to attend
                or contribute to       the event may contact Gail Rolf
                at friendofproject10@hotmail.com or (626)       577-4553.

        
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Youth conference
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