The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan hosted a special screening of the documentary How Do I Look on March 17, 2009
A sold-out crowd attended a special event screening of the award-winning documentary, How Do I Look. The screening was co-sponsored by Out Professionals and the Jewish Community Center in Manhattan.
Held at the Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Auditorium of the JCC in Manhattan, the screening was part of the Winter/Spring 2009 programming of the JCC's LGBTQ department.
OutProfessionals' Administrative Director Ed Vladich and JCC's Sarah-Kay Lacks address the crowd. Photo Copyright 2009 David Gordon Photography. David Gordon Photography. Used with Permission. All Rights Reserved.
Q&A with Benny Ninja, Film Assistant Director Kevin Omni, Film Director Wolfgang Busch and interviewer Brandon Judell. Photo Copyright 2009 David Gordon Photography. Used with Permission. All Rights Reserved.
Wofgang Busch with Ed Vladich, who is accepting the Art From the Heart Award on behalf of Out Professionals. Photo Copyright 2009 David Gordon Photography. David Gordon Photography. Used with Permission. All Rights Reserved.
Accepting a 2009 Art From The Heart Award on behalf of the House of Ninja was Benny Ninja. Photo Copyright 2009 James Applewhite. Used by permission. All Rights Reserved.
The House of Ninja voguing for the crowd! Photo Copyright 2009 David Gordon Photography. David Gordon Photography. Used with Permission. All Rights Reserved.
The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan has something to offer everyone. From classes, to creative arts, to Jewish learning and spirituality, the JCC is a vibrant cultural and recreational center, offering several programs, and welcoming all people, regardless of religious affiliation and practice. Other LGBTQ programs at the JCC include monthly groups targeting Queer Youth, Yeshiva Alum, those seeking a spiritual connection, and men over 40 with special events celebrating Gay Pride, Jewish and Secular holidays.
Out Professionals is the nation's leading social and business networking organization for gay men and lesbians.
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