The Bay Area is home to some of the earliest Queer and Trans Asian and Pacific Islander (QTAPI) organizations in the nation. Starting in the 70's and 80's, QTAPI groups have been organizing for justice and equity in our communities, and many of those same groups are still continuing to do so. Born out of a collaborative process responding to the current needs of our community, When Pigs Fly Over the Moon is a historic event bringing together many of the Bay Area's QTAPI serving organizations in one place. It is inter-organizational, inter-generational, showcases our community talent and strengths, shows off our rich history, and raises funds for a common cause (API Pride Pavilion). Think of it as part mixer, part resource fair, part talent showcase, and part history exhibit, with as much of our community in one place as possible.

What:
A resource fair in the brand new Salesforce Tower on the 3rd floor (ADA accessible) with performances and breakout sessions throughout the duration of the event, and a historical/archival display provided by APIENC and the GLBT Historical Society.

Co-Sponsors:
APIENC (API Equality Northern California), GAPA, GAPA Foundation, SF Community Health Center, SF AIDS Foundation, Rice Rockettes, Gameboi SF, APIQWTC, Trikone, Red Envelope Giving Circle, Essense of Mana, North County Outreach, Horizons Foundation, GLBT Historical Society the National Queer Asian Pacific Alliance (NQAPIA), OpenHouse, and more to come!

Featured performers:
nenci
César Cadabes
Kristi Yummykochi from the Rice Rockettes
Queer Taiko
and a special screening of "The API Community and AIDS - Surviving Voices"

Additional details:
Gender neutral restrooms are available and $10-$20 gift cards are available for qualifying individuals who get an HIV test