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July 2026 BQC Newsletter
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Celebrate Pride Season by Helping us Grow
Together, we can build a future where LGBTQIA+ individuals across all backgrounds experience true belonging, equitable access, and the power of community to feel seen, supported, and empowered to thrive.
June 2026 BQC Newsletter
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Benefit Film Screening: BQC Presents Two Eyes
BQC invites you to a special screening of TWO EYES!
We will be hosting two exclusive in-person screenings of this amazing film — followed by a virtual streaming window for those who can’t make it in person. Tickets are $15.00 and BQC will receive 50% of sales for both the in-person and virtual screenings!
May 2026 BQC Newsletter
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April 2026 BQC Newsletter
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A New Safe Space for All: BQC Joins Bellingham’s New Safe Place™ Program
We’re grateful to see safer, more supportive resources expanding in our city. The City of Bellingham recently launched an important new initiative to protect community members who experience bias, harassment, or violence: the Safe Place™ Program. We’re thrilled to share that The BQC Center is an approved Safe Place.
March 2026 BQC Newsletter
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February 2026 BQC Newsletter
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January 2026 BQC Newsletter
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December 2025 BQC Newsletter
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November 2025 BQC Newsletter
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Queer Joy: Celebrating Pride in Whatcom County (My Bellingham Now)
Finding community in an ever-changing landscape can be difficult despite this visibility, which has brought some changes to Whatcom County in the last few years.