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A Concise History of Project Awareness 1976-78
The timeline (1976-78) covers the development of GAA’s Project Awareness, which aimed to raise awareness about the presence of gays and lesbians in society.
Title 34: Human Rights Law
A guide to Title 34 for D.C. residents; what the law should be doing to protect you against discrimination, how the city has failed to enforce the law, and what you can do about it. This should be used to understand Title 34, and how it should be…
Many Faces, One Vision; 8th Annual Human Rights Campaign Fund Gala
This is the official resource for the eighth annual Washington D.C. Human Rights Campaign Fund Dinner. It was called many faces, one vision, for the many faces at this gala represent the larger community focusing on the same vision of full and fair…
School is Not a Gay Place to Be
Warren Blumenfeld highlights the anti-gay climate in educational institutions, citing his own experiences from kindergarten through university.
Homosexuality and youth in DHR Institutions : draft program
Draft of program to train Department of Human Resources staff on matters relating to homosexuality.
Articles of Incorporation of the Gay Activists Alliance of Washington DC
The articles of incorporation of the Gay Activists Alliance of Washington, D.C.
Letter to William W. Barr, Social Rehabilitation Services, D.C. Department of Human Resources
Letter outlining plans to train Department of Human Resources staff on matters relating to homosexuality.
Letter to James Baldwin, District of Columbia Office of Human Rights re: Interco T/A The Grand Central, 900 First Street SE, Class C Restaurant
Letter to the D.C. Office of Human Rights outlining the discriminatory practices against African American of the Grand Central club.
