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Rainbow Connections LGBTI information and good reads

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Welcome If you are caring for someone who has dementia, or you would like further information about dementia, discover CityLibraries’ Dementia Awareness Connections today. ‘We read to know we are not alone’ (William Nicholson). When readers discover a character who shares their desires and their experiences, they recognise themselves and can feel empowered. Discover For others, those characters will represent an honest reflection of society and prompt empathy and acceptance. We aim, in Connections, to connect you with the information you need when • Resources recommended by dementia support organisations, carers and library staff you need it. We have a strong collection of books featuring LGBTI characters and topics, and • eBook and print booklet featuring books and online resources LGBTI authors, and through Connections hope to put them in the hands of those who would • Goodreads bookshelf most benefit from reading them. By supporting inclusivity and diversity we hope to enable you • Community presentations to make connections, share information, discuss important issues, and to feel welcome at your • Library staff available to help you find the information you need. library. Alison Miles, Librarian, CityLibraries Townsville Please note that this information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice.

“"We read to know we are not alone."”

Dementia is a term used to describe the symptoms of a large group of conditions that cause a progressive decline in a person’s cognition and ability to function. It is a broad term to Discover Rainbow Connections: describe athe lossLGBTI of memory, intelect, rationality, social skills and what would be considered • Resources recommended by LGBTI community organisations, library stafffor the normal emotional reactions. It is important to have a dementia friendlyand environment • eBook booklet featuring books and online resources includingindependence, magazines person living and with print dementia. Seeking assistance from services who promote • Goodreads bookshelf cognitive stimulation, and person-centres approach is vital to the person living with dementia Community presentations and• their carers maximise their quality of life. • Library staff available to help you find the information you need -Vicki Tattersall, Dementia Services Coordinator, Ozcare


Adult Fiction Click book to reserve a copy.

A Single Man (Audiobook)

After Delores

Annabel

Becoming Nancy

Brokeback Mountain (DVD and Book)

Cassandra at the Wedding

Fair Play

Fingersmith

For Today I am a Boy


Adult Fiction cont. Click book to reserve a copy.

Fried Green Tomatoes at Whistle Stop Cafe

Jack Holmes and His Friend

Landing

Lovetown

Maurice

Middlesex

Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit

Orlando (Book, eBook, Audiobook, DVD)

Tales of the City (DVD)

The Price of Salt

Tipping the Velvet


Online Information Zinio for Libraries app: Download lifestyle magazines and read them anywhere, anytime. See CityLibraries’ collection > bit.ly/tsvzinio

The Advocate

Out

Diigo app: Save your favourite links or use CityLibraries’ favourites Search LGBTI on the CityLibraries diigo account > bit.ly/tsvlibdiigo Includes links to Beyond Blue, Black Rainbow Australia, LGBTI Legal Service, QLife, Stand Up With Pride and more.

Goodreads app: Look for the LGBTI bookshelf on CityLibraries Goodreads bit.ly/tsvgoodreads. Download the Goodreads app.

Online Databases: Search our online information at bit.ly/tsvonlineinf

Real Time Health

Health Direct Australia


For children and young adults Click book to reserve a copy.

About a Girl

Heather has Two Mommies

And Tango Makes Three

F2M: The Boy Within

Golden Boy

It’s our Prom (so deal with it)

Moon at Nine

Will Grayson

See You at Harry’s


Non-Fiction Click book to reserve a copy.

Born this Way: Real Life Stories of Growing Up Gay

Gay Life Stories

Gaysia: Adventures in the Queer East

GLBTQ: A Survival Guide for GLBTQ teens

Straight Expectations

Family Pride

This is a Book for Parents of Gay Kids

The Mayor of Castro Street

Becoming Westerly


Rainbow Connections LGBTI LGBTI is an acronym that is used for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex community. It is important to provide resources for the LGBTI community as well as the wider community for educational purposes and general interest. Resource provision is essential to the holistic wellbeing of community members. Understanding that not everyone will identify with this acronym or may identify with more than one “letter of the rainbow” will enable us to provide a safe environment and encourage people to ask questions and learn of our diversity. Krys Fischer, President, Stand Up With Pride

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Search ‘LGBTI’ >> OnRainbow the catalogue: This Conbit.ly/tsvLGBTIbooks nections eBook is also >> On Goodreads: available to print from bit.ly/tsvgoodreads bit.ly/tsvreadsnext, and >> On Diigo: bit.ly/LGBTIinfo as an online magazine.

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