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Eri Hayward was born and raised in Utah as a boy. Her slow, painful journey to be recognized as a transgender woman lasted years. This short documentary explores her relationship with her family, her body, and her conservative Mormon upbringing.
Currently I am serving a tour in China as a non-career consular office in the U.S. Foreign Service. The work is fascinating, and I enjoy interacting with the locals in an official capacity. When I finish this summer, I look forward to being more involved in the Mormon/religious LGBT community.
I’m a junior at Brigham Young University, majoring in Art History and minoring in Nonprofit Management. I’m on track to graduate a year from now, in Spring 2015, and I’m going to graduate school after.
I am a registered nurse. I have worked with pediatric oncology patients at Children’s Hospital Oakland for the past 31 years. I love my job. I am also in the Primary presidency in my ward. The well being of children is a huge passion for me. I love musical theatre, good food and great conversation.
I work for American Express. I work in customer service and financial education. I have too many interests to list 🙂 Top of the list is skiing! I’d ski all day everyday if I could. Close behind is playing the piano. I lose myself in the music, and as a side effect… I tend to lose a few hours too.
I do visual effects for films, freelance video editing, and firmly believe that God loves, accepts us, and that there is so much goodness and love within Mormonism.
Affirmation: Gay & Lesbian Mormons—Serving LGBT Mormons and Their Family and Friends Since 1977 Inside This Issue Affirmation Days of Gratitude and Service Affirmation Calendar Giving the Gift of Affirmation Registration for the Nauvoo Retreat Open 2014 Affirmation Conference Dates and Theme Announced Affirmation Launches Podcast LGBT Mormons, Families and Friends to Hold Christmas Events…
http://youtu.be/1pNQDe4o0gU “He loves us just the way that he created us. Everything will be made right in the end—one way or another.”
by Hugo Salinas Sam Fullmer, center, demonstrated last week at the Hawaii State Capitol Building, where legislators are debating a law that could bring marriage equality to the Aloha State. “I was born and raised Mormon from Provo, UT,” writes Sam. “I am now gay and I am in a committed relationship. Although I see…