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Equality Forum applies for and oversees the installation of government approved, "nationally significant" LGBT historic markers Each reflects an important person or seminal event for the LGBT civil rights movement
- FORTUNE 500 Non-Discrimination Project - Equality Forum
FORTUNE 500 Non-Discrimination Project Equality Forum in collaboration with Professor Louis Thomas, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and Ian Ayres, William K Townsend Professor, Yale Law School reported a record 484 (96 8%) of the 2012 FORTUNE 500 Companies specifically include sexual orientation in their workplace policies Neither sexual orientation nor gender identity is
- Event - 2024 LGBT History Month Launch | Equality Forum
Launch Tickets: $100 2024 LGBT History Month VIP Reception A VIP Reception immediately follows Launch Combined Launch plus VIP Reception Tickets: $250 Donor’s name will be on file at the Registration Desk Ticket (s) will not be mailed For additional information or questions, contact Malcolm Lazin at mlazin@equalityforum com or call (215) 850-8751
- Event - 2023 LGBT History Month Launch | Equality Forum
Ben Garcia is the Executive Director of The American LGBTQ+ Museum in New York and serves on the board of Equality Ohio For more than 20 years, he has worked to help museums become places of welcome and belonging for all people He started out as a gallery guide and educator, moved into exhibition development, and then served in middle- and upper-management administrative roles, before
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Equality Forum is nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization with an educational focus It's mission is to advance the civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT), queer, intersex, and other sexual and gender minorities, nationally and internationally
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- Barbara Gittings Residence Historic Marker | Equality Forum
Barbara Gittings Residence Historic Marker South 21st Locust Streets (map) Barbara Gittings (1932–2007) was a Gay Pioneer and the mother of the LGBT civil rights movement In the 1960s she resided in Philadelphia with her partner, Kay Lahusen During that time, Gittings was the editor of the first lesbian publication With fellow activist Frank Kameny, Gittings helped organize the first
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