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Pride was the order of the night on Saturday, February 28th as the newly-christened New Haven Pride Center celebrated its Annual Dorothy Awards.
New Haven Pride Center Transformation Complete
The name change was officially announced in the fall of 2008 and the board has phased out the original name and reflect this new identity.
The name change was officially announced in the fall of 2008 and the board has phased out the original name and reflect this new identity.
Newsletter Changes Coming This Summer
The New Haven Pride Center, in its continuing efforts to be more efficient in a challenging time, has made the decision to change to a largely electronic newsletter.
The New Haven Pride Center, in its continuing efforts to be more efficient in a challenging time, has made the decision to change to a largely electronic newsletter.
Community Events – Spring & Summer 2009
Calendar items for the spring and summer of 2009.
Calendar items for the spring and summer of 2009.
The Wine Tasting is the center’s second-largest fundraising opportunity of the year, behind the annual Dorothy Awards.
Over 75 people turned out to join in a lively discussion of GLBT issues at the NHGLCC during “Election 2008:What’s at Stake for Connecticut’s GLBT Community? An Issues Forum.”
Whether you have formerly attended MCC-NH, or have never visited us, I extend a heartfelt welcome for you to come home.
This year’s honorees share a common thread of reaching out to larger audiences, trying to make a difference.
After years of debate, the Center Board of Directors voted in July 2008 to change the name of the Center to the New Haven Pride Center.
The Rainbow Support Group for people with intellectual disabilities that identify as GLBT recognized its tenth anniversary on September 14, 2008 with a picnic that included members from throughout the region.
New Leadership at APNH
Christopher Cole, who recently moved to Connecticut from Los Angeles, has spent the past fifteen years raising millions of dollars for AIDS Service Organizations throughout the country.
Christopher Cole, who recently moved to Connecticut from Los Angeles, has spent the past fifteen years raising millions of dollars for AIDS Service Organizations throughout the country.
Gotham Citi Celebrates 12 Years
Gotham Citi, long-time supporter of the gay community with a long-running gay night that remains popular today, celebrated its 12th Anniversary in April.
Gotham Citi, long-time supporter of the gay community with a long-running gay night that remains popular today, celebrated its 12th Anniversary in April.
The New Haven Gay & Lesbian Community Center’s first founding member, Rev. Alexander R. Garbera, was also the first to participate in a HIV/AIDS gene therapy clinical trial earning him the patient number 001.
On Saturday, March 8 the New Haven Gay & Lesbian Community Center hosted its 5th annual Dorothy Awards. About 100 people attended the dinner and award ceremony in honor of this year’s awardees
Fun Fridays at the Center
Are you looking for a change of pace? Three Fridays a month are “Fun Fridays” at the Community Center.
Are you looking for a change of pace? Three Fridays a month are “Fun Fridays” at the Community Center.
