Following the film, filmmaker Drew Emery will lead an audience Q&A, joined by some of the film subjects, including Jane Abbot Lighty and Pete-e Petersen.

With the legalization of same-sex marriage in Washington last November, Lighty and Petersen were the first same-sex couple in the state to receive a marriage license. In a committed relationship for 35 years, photos of Pete-e and Jane receiving their license went viral, showing up on news channels all over the world. On December 9th, the first day of legal same-sex weddings, the couple were married in Benaroya Hall with an audience of 2,800 cheering them on. Their story is just one of several featured prominently in the film.

Parking in the Central Library garage is $5 after 5 pm.

About Seattle Public Library:

The Seattle Public Library brings people, information and ideas together to enrich lives and build community.

Guiding Principles:

• Respect and embrace the entire community
• We celebrate Seattle's diversity and strive to ensure that all people feel welcome in the Library. We strive to meet the needs and expectations of every Library patron. The Seattle Public Library actively supports efforts that combat prejudice, stereotyping and discr
  imination.

The Unitarian Universalist Church of W. Lafayette and the Purdue University LGBTQ Center invite you to go All IN for Love with a special program featuring a public screening of the award-winning documentary Inlaws & Outlaws, Sunday, May 5, at 1 pm at Sylvia's Brick Oven & Columbia Ballroom in Lafayette.

Following the film, Seattle filmmaker Drew Emery joins the audience for a Q & A. Then at 3 pm, FairTalk will facilitate an interfaith conversation circle on the topic of faith and marriage equality. Refreshments provided — and all are welcome!

Sponsored by: St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Indianapolis, Fair Talk, PFLAG Lafayette/ Tippecanoe County, Greater Lafayette ACLU, Sylvia's Brick Oven & Columbia Ballroom, Pride Lafayette, Diversity Round Table, The Quality of Life Council, Temple Israel & Citizens for Civil Rights.

About the film: Inlaws & Outlaws weaves together the true stories of couples and singles, both gay and straight, into a collective narrative that reminds us of our common humanity and the life-changing power of love. Hilarious and heartbreaking, this film is honest in its portrayal of real people and their relationships.

About the conversation circles: Paired with the film, this program is intended to spark a new kind of conversation about marriage and equality in our communities. Facilitated by FairTalk, participants will have an opportunity to talk with others at small tables, sharing their personal stories, hopes, fears, and perspectives in honest and respectful ways, to the level they feel comfortable. By gaining a better understanding of each other's feelings about the issues, we can learn from each other and find common ground. All opinions will be welcome as long as they are offered respectfully, and will be received respectfully.

About All IN for Love:

All IN for Love was created by a broad coalition of community organizations who seek to further the dialogue around marriage equality in Indiana by presenting Inlaws & Outlaws at events in Indianapolis, Bloomington and Lafayette.

Join us! We welcome volunteers for All IN for Love — and organizations interested in hosting future screenings of Inlaws & Outlaws in their community.

About Unitarian Universalist Church of W. Lafayette:

Since 1997, the Unitarian Universalist Church of W. Lafayette has been a "Welcoming Congregation" registered with the UUA, the national UU Association. All are welcome!

In coalition with All IN for Love, FairTalk presents a benefit screening of Inlaws & Outlaws, the award-winning documentary on love and marriage, Saturday, May 4, at 7 pm. The screening will be presented at Endwright Center in Elletsville (just NW of Bloomington) and is open to all.

Following the film, Seattle filmmaker Drew Emery will join the audience for a Q&A and discussion. Refreshments will be provided.

Presented by FairTalk and St. Paul's Episcopal Church, this event is hosted by Area 10 Agency on Aging and co-sponsored by Indiana University GLBT Center and First United Church. All proceeds benefit FairTalk.

About the film: Inlaws & Outlaws weaves together the true stories of couples and singles, both gay and straight, into a collective narrative that reminds us of our common humanity and the life-changing power of love. Hilarious and heartbreaking, this film is honest in its portrayal of real people and their relationships.

About All IN for Love:

All IN for Love was created by a broad coalition of community organizations who seek to further the dialogue around marriage equality in Indiana by presenting Inlaws & Outlaws at events in Indianapolis, Bloomington and Lafayette.

Some events benefit local organizations advocating for equality and other events feature facilitated conversation circles designed to find common ground among people with divergent opinions. All are welcome!

Join us! We welcome volunteers for All IN for Love — and organizations interested in hosting future screenings of Inlaws & Outlaws in their community.

About FairTalk:

FairTalk is a grassroots group advocating for relationship equality in Indiana through fostering respectful conversations between Hoosiers. We offer trainings on how to have respectful conversations about relationship equality, facilitate conversation circles, offer information on our website, and collaborate with other groups to advocate for equality.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Indianapolis invites you to go
All IN for Love with a special program featuring a free public screening of the award-winning documentary Inlaws & Outlaws, Saturday, May 4, at 1 pm.

Following the film, Seattle filmmaker Drew Emery joins the audience for a Q & A. Then at 3 pm, FairTalk will facilitate an interfaith conversation circle on the topic of faith and marriage equality. Refreshments provided — and all are welcome!

About the film: Inlaws & Outlaws weaves together the true stories of couples and singles, both gay and straight, into a collective narrative that reminds us of our common humanity and the life-changing power of love. Hilarious and heartbreaking, this film is honest in its portrayal of real people and their relationships.

About the conversation circles: Paired with the film, this program is intended to spark a new kind of conversation about marriage and equality in our communities. Facilitated by FairTalk, participants will have an opportunity to talk with others at small tables, sharing their personal stories, hopes, fears, and perspectives in honest and respectful ways, to the level they feel comfortable. By gaining a better understanding of each other's feelings about the issues, we can learn from each other and find common ground. All opinions will be welcome as long as they are offered respectfully, and will be received respectfully.

Sponsored by: FairTalk, PFLAG Indianapolis, IYG, Indiana Equality Action, ICON, and All Saints Episcopal Church.

About All IN for Love:

All IN for Love was created by a broad coalition of community organizations who seek to further the dialogue around marriage equality in Indiana by presenting Inlaws & Outlaws at events in Indianapolis, Bloomington and Lafayette.

Join us! We welcome volunteers for All IN for Love — and organizations interested in hosting future screenings of Inlaws & Outlaws in their community.

About St Paul's Episcopal Church:

St. Paul's is a diverse, generous and faithful Christian community. We seek to be a place in which all people discover God and a deep sense of mission and purpose. As a congregation of the Episcopal Church we are anchored in a centuries old tradition that is ancient yet new, ritualized yet relaxed, transcendent yet intimate, reverent yet filled with life.

While some of us have been Episcopalians for all of our lives, others found the Episcopal Church only recently. What we share is a common desire to seek and find God in the context of a community. We want to walk this journey with others . . . in worship, in conversation, through learning, in fellowship, and in service to Indianapolis and the world. We want to be a place where anyone--and we mean anyone--can experience a renewed, reconciled and loving relationship with Jesus Christ. Whoever you are and whatever your background, there's a place for you at St. Paul's.

On Thursday, May 2, at 7 pm, it's time to go All IN for Love by coming out in support marriage equality in Indiana!

Indiana Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Indianapolis, and FairTalk invite you to a benefit screening of Inlaws & Outlaws, the award-winning documentary on love and marriage. All proceeds benefit Indiana Equality Action.

The film will be presented in Krannert Hall at the Indiana Interchurch Center in Indianapolis. Co-sponsors include: ICON, IYG and PFLAG Indianapolis.

To kick off four film events in Indianapolis, Lafayette and Bloomington, Seattle filmmaker Drew Emery will join the audience for a Q & A and discussion after the film. Tickets are $10 and available at the door.

Ample parking behind the building; enter under the green awning and proceed to the auditorium on the second floor; building is accessible.

About the film: Inlaws & Outlaws weaves together the true stories of couples and singles, both gay and straight, into a collective narrative that reminds us of our common humanity and the life-changing power of love. Hilarious and heartbreaking, this film is honest in its portrayal of real people and their relationships.

About All IN for Love:

All IN for Love was created by a broad coalition of community organizations who seek to further the dialogue around marriage equality in Indiana by presenting Inlaws & Outlaws at events in Indianapolis, Bloomington and Lafayette. Some events benefit local organizations advocating for equality and other events feature facilitated conversation circles designed to find common ground among people with divergent opinions. All are welcome!

Join us! We welcome volunteers for All IN for Love — and organizations interested in hosting future screenings of Inlaws & Outlaws in their community.

About Indiana Equality Action:

Indiana Equality Action (IE Action) is an Indiana non-profit corporation consisting of individuals and organizations dedicated to advancing equal rights for and fighting discrimination against all Hoosier citizens regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Our current focus is advocating and lobbying against HJR-6, a proposed "Marriage Discrimination Amendment" to Indiana's constitution.

Filmmaker Drew Emery will be on hand for a Q&A with the audience after the show.

Never been to this local treasure? You're in for a treat! Located in the Central District at 21st & Union, Central Cinema is Seattle's only pizza & beer movie theater.

About Central Cinema:

A neighborhood movie joint where we can enjoy good food to eat, a cold beer and fun movies. A place close to home with Themed Series, Feature movies in the evenings, and Independent Specialties. See your favorite movies how they were meant to be seen, on a big screen, with big sound, in a room full of people.

The film will be presented Friday, November 2, at 6:30 pm at the Cascade UU in East Wenatchee, Washington. All are welcome!

About Cascade UU Fellowship:

The mission of Cascade UU Fellowship is to seek inspiration and understanding, embrace all on their individual spiritual journeys, and serve our local and world communities.

The screening will be presented in Academic West Rm 204 on the WWU campus in Bellingham, Washington. All campus and community are welcome at this open and inclusive event.

Need help finding your way around campus - or finding parking? Go here.

About WWU Unitarian Universalist Campus Ministry:

The Western Washington University Unitarian Universalist Campus Ministry seeks to create a safe, inclusvie community centered around the UU ideals of spiritual growth and social justice.

If you are seeking a radically inclusive, spiritually alive, and justice centered group, or even just a place to come and chat, we'd love to see you!

The screening will be presented at UWB Commons located on campus in Bothell, Washington. Filmmaker Drew Emery will join the audience for a Q&A and discussion after the film.

Our Hearts + Minds Campaign has offered any organization, school, congregation or activist a chance to host a free community screening of Inlaws & Outlaws any time before Election Day. Check out the other events currently scheduled.

Know someone on the fence about equal marriage in Washington? Bring them along! All campus and community members are welcome to attend!

About UW Pride Alliance:

The UW Bothell Pride Alliance is committed to creating a safe, respectful space for UWB's LGBTQ community and its allies. Visit us on Facebook.

What's love got to do with it? Absolutely everything!

As Washington prepares to vote on Referendum 74 to affirm legislation legalizing same-sex marriage, help us celebrate love in all of its glorious permutations! Come and join us for a free public film screening of Inlaws & Outlaws. A community discussion on Ref 74 and marriage equality will be held at 7:45 pm, following the film. Refreshments will be served.

"With remarkable honesty, good humor, great music and real heart, Inlaws & Outlaws weaves together true stories of couples and singles, gay and straight, to embrace what we all have in common: we love."

For more information or to get involved, email April.

Admission is free and a discussion with refreshments will follow the film.

About First Presbyterian Church of Morgantown:

The First Presbyterian Church of Morgantown
is a mission-oriented congregation that God has called to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ. Practicing the hospitality of Christ, we welcome and embrace all people. We strive to offer a variety of opportunities where each person may celebrate their unique gifts and talents and will be challenged to grow in new ways, ever becoming more and more the mind and heart of Christ.

Inlaws & Outlaws is the third film in PFLAG's third annual film series. Kate Kroker, from the chapter explained: "We started the series because we were aware of the large number of good films out there that not enough people were watching. My husband and I saw Inlaws & Outlaws 5 or 6 yrsw ago at a PFLAG Convention in DC and we loved it. I finally got around to buying a copy and everyone I lent it to loved it as well. The attitude in this film is very refreshing."

The other films showing this year are Trans, Brother Outsider and Live Free or Die.

About Oak Park, IL PFLAG:

PFLAG (Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays) is a non-profit, tax exempt, all volunteer community based organization of parents, relatives and friends of gay persons and it is not affiliate3d with any ethnic, religious, economic or political group that works to provide support, education and advocacy. The Oak Park Chapter meets at First United Church of Oak Park on the 4th Sunday of every month from 3-5 pm.

In this film, straight and gay couples tell their stories about marriage and relationships and they help us see that love, commitment, and mutual appreciation transcend sexual orientation while forming the solid foundation behind all loving committed relationships.

Do you have concerns or reservations about extending the freedom to marry to all loving gay and lesbian couples? Does your friend or neighbor? If so, please join us for this film and gather one more piece of information for your decision: love is universal.

The screening will be presented at in the church's main sanctuary with an ice cream social to follow. Plus, the film's director Drew Emery, will join the audience for a Q&A and discussion after the film.

About Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Church:

Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Church voted unanimously to support equality and justice for GLBT people, including the freedom to marry.

We are a liberal religion that has no creed - instead, we trust that each of us will think and choose our own personal religious beliefs, and we will respect the religious beliefs that others have come to for themselves. We are united behind our seven principles.

Mission:
Gathering together
Nurturing the spirit
Living our vision of a just and sustainable world

Free refreshments & popcorn will be on hand, as well as the film's director Drew Emery, joining the audience for a Q&A and discussion after the film.

This event is free and open to all. To obtain a ticket, RSVP by end of day October 15th with the name and number of your party.

Limited paid parking available in Expedia building.

About Expedia:

Expedia, the world’s largest online travel company, is proud to represent GUIDE (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Employees United In Dignity and Equality) with corporate policies of inclusiveness, equality, respect for diversity, and a GLBT travel website. Expedia, Inc. is proud to declare support of marriage equality for same-sex couples everywhere.

The Kitsap Pride Network hosts a social hour beginning at 6 pm with the film screening starting at 7 pm. A discussion about WA Ref 74 will follow.

About Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Fellowship:

KUUF is a place where people from all over the Kitsap Peninsula region have gathered since 1950 to share liberal religious values and the common search for greater understanding that gives spiritual meaning to our lives."