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  • GLAA Chronology 1971 to Present
  • 2001

    December

  • GLAA calls for School Board to learn DC Human Rights Act 12/17/01
  • ACT UP DC: Congress blocks DC clean needle exchange, medical marijuana again 12/05/01
  • D.C. Budget Passes House-Senate Conference
    [we win on domestic partnerships, we lose on needle exchange and the Boy Scouts] (The Washington Post) 12/05/01
  • GLAA calls for clarification of Human Rights Act to include harassment 12/03/01
  • ACLU/NCA testifies on anti-harassment bill 12/03/01
  • Text of GLAA/ACLU Proposed Substitute for Bill 14-132 11/27/01
  • Body Believed to be Missing AOL Executive (The Washington Post) 12/02/01

    November

  • RFA for STD Internet Surveillance Grant violates Mayor's Executive Order 11/30/01
  • Missing AOL Official's Home Yields Bullet (The Washington Post) 11/30/01
  • Editorial: A Sad Twist to a Deep Loss (The Washington Post) 11/28/01
  • Stand Up for Democracy writes to Conference Committee 11/14/01
  • Whitman-Walker defends needle exchange in letter to House/Senate conferees 11/12/01
  • Summersgill responds to Simmons on privacy and HIV surveillance (The Washington Blade) 11/09/01
  • HRC writes House/Senate conferees on DC Appropriations 11/09/01
  • Senate Approves D.C. Funding Of Domestic-Partners Law
    Vote Moves the City Closer to Implementing 1992 Measure
    (The Washington Post) 11/08/01
  • Williams Announces Two Appointments (The Washington Post) 11/08/01
  • Catania congratulates Congress for lifting domestic partnership ban 11/07/01
  • Mayor appeals to key Senators on domestic partners, needle exchange 11/07/01
  • Wanda Alston named Special Assistant to Mayor for GLBT Affairs 11/07/01
  • GLAA renews endorsement of Ingebretsen for Commission on Human Rights 11/05/01
  • GLAA slams mismanagement and unresponsiveness at HIV/AIDS Administration 11/02/01
  • Schwartz appeals to Senators on domestic partnership, needle exchange 11/01/01

    October

  • HRC Talking Points on DC Domestic Partnership Program 10/30/01
  • ACT UP slams chat-room surveillance as "dubious use of taxpayer dollars" 10/29/01
  • Editorial: Have They Nothing Better to Do? (The Washington Post) 10/30/01
  • GLAAD's Cathy Renna: "We have met the enemy, and he can't spell." (The Washington Post) 10/27/01
  • Simmons: Political agenda blocks HIV name reporting (The Washington Blade) 10/26/01
  • ACLU Action Alert on DC Appropriations 10/25/01
  • Editorial: Councilman or Senator? (The Washington Post) 10/22/01
  • The Blue and the Gay
    D.C. Officer Links His 2 Communities (The Washington Post) 10/22/01
  • GLAA Testifies on Proposal for Elected Attorney General for DC 10/17/01
  • Summersgill asks local United Way CEO for answers on Boy Scouts eligibility 10/04/01
  • GLAA slams Thorpe, intolerant responses to terrorist attack 10/02/01

    September

  • U.S. House Vote Backs Benefits For Gays
    D.C. Workers’ Partners Would Get Coverage
    (The Washington Post) 09/26/01
  • Roll-call vote on amendment banning funding for DC domestic partners law ("no" votes are on our side) 09/25/01
  • Freedom Worth Defending: thoughts on 9/11 09/24/01
  • D.C. Sex Offender Law Struck Down
    Judge Orders Police to Stop Publicizing Information About Released Perpetrators

    (The Washington Post) 09/23/01 (This ruling vindicates GLAA, ACLU, and the Public Defender Service on the concerns we raised in 1999 over the equal protection violations in DC's Megan's Law bill. See related articles.)
  • Editorial: Second-Guessing the District (The Washington Post) 09/11/01
  • DC Democracy Activists Converge on Congress 09/10/01
  • Catania appeals to House Appropriations Committee 09/10/01
  • GLAA refutes the so-called racial divide on HIV privacy concerns (letter in Washington City Paper) 09/06/01
  • NAACP Task Force makes recommendations on Biased Policing Project RFP 09/05/01
  • GLAA welcomes Lorri Jean back to Washington 09/05/01
  • Summersgill asks Vance for action on DCPS policy regarding Boy Scouts 09/05/01
  • With Vermont in the Lead, Controversy Progresses
    Battle Over Same-Sex Unions Moves to Other States
    (The Washington Post) 09/04/01
  • Editorial: Pure Discrimination
    Florida anti-adoption law is "precisely the sort of unjustified targeting of vulnerable minorities that the Constitution forbids." (The Washington Post) 09/01/01

    August

  • Brothers in Arms
    (article by Steven Gray about hip-hop culture of men "on the down-low") (The Washington Post) 08/31/01
  • Summersgill speaks at Scouting for All rally 08/25/01
  • Summersgill in City Paper: Chief Few's safety problem 08/24/01
  • OHR on Anti-Discrimination Issuances & EEO Notices 08/22/01
  • Summersgill: Proposed Rules for the DC Housing Authority Ignore Mayor's Order 08/22/01
  • Brick writes Egyptian justice minister on anti-gay persecution 08/17/01
  • Summersgill replies to Mendelson on HIV Surveillance 08/15/01
  • Rosendall responds to right-wing columnist on Fauntroy and marriage amendment 08/14/01
  • Right-wing columnist attacks Rick Rosendall and GLAA 08/07/01
  • GLAA criticizes unanswered homophobia in WUSA report 08/03/01

    July

  • D.C.'s budget in Congress' hands
    (op-ed by Carl Schmid, The Washington Times 07/30/01
  • A Test of Tolerance in Maryland
    (editorial, The Washington Post) 07/27/01
  • Where D.C. Officials stand on equal marriage rights compiled 07/26/01
  • Gay Activists Question D.C. Police Shooting
    Groups Join Family Seeking Answers In Man's Death
    (The Washington Post) 07/24/01
  • Experts Fear Condom Report's Effects
    Panel's Criticism May Deter Some Prophylactic Use, Officials Say

    (The Washington Post) 07/21/01
  • GLAA dissents from HIV Surveillance Implementation Advisory Group Report 07/18/01
  • Catania admonishes Corp. Counsel for non-enforcement of Mayor's Executive Order on Human Rights 07/16/01
  • Superintendent Vance responds to Jack Evans on Boy Scouts 07/16/01
  • Summersgill testifies at School Board on youth issues 07/16/01
  • The Faith-Based Problem (editorial, The Washington Post) 07/14/01
  • Story of Charity Plea Changes Again (The Washington Post) 07/13/01
  • Summersgill writes Mayor on failures to obey executive order on non-discrimination statements 07/12/01
  • ACLU analyzes proposed anti-marriage amendment 07/11/01
  • Catania urges congressmen to withdraw bill that would trample on District's home rule 07/10/01
  • Norton statement on Salvation Army and discrimination 07/10/01

    June

  • Holman cites progress at Office of Human Rights (The Washington Post, letter to the editor) 06/30/01
  • "(T)here is no valid scientific evidence that sexual orientation can be changed." - Surgeon General David Satcher, MD
    The Surgeon General's Call to Action to Promote Sexual Health and Responsible Sexual Behavior 06/28/01
  • Evans questions Vance on school sponsorships of Boy Scouts 06/22/01
  • Summersgill: Boy Scouts violates United Way non-discrimination policy 06/22/01
  • Human Rights Commission rules against Boy Scouts
    Awards Pool and Geller $50,000 each in compensatory damages
    06/21/01
  • GLAA testimony: Corporation Counsel has conflict of interest 06/14/01
  • GLAA writes Mayor on DC Fire/EMS Department Grooming Policy 06/06/01
  • Huge Backlog Saps D.C. Anti-Bias Law
    Clearing Hundreds of Cases Will Take Years, Chief of Human Rights Office Says
    (The Washington Post) 06/04/01

    May

  • GLAA conducts 22nd Annual Wreath Laying, invited to Twilight Tattoo 05/24/01
  • GLAA criticizes alcohol policy at Sumner School Museum 05/23/01
  • Summersgill files FOIA request for HIV/AIDS Administration budgets 05/22/01
  • Former GLAA President Lorri L. Jean named NGLTF Executive Director 05/21/01
  • School Board responds to GLAA on public charter school policies 05/18/01
  • Howell writes Mayor Williams on inappropriate ceremonial proclamations 05/11/01
  • Summersgill requests HIV/AIDS Administration budgets 05/08/01
  • 19 Officers Accused in D.C. E-Mail Scandal (The Washington Post) 05/04/01
  • ABC reform bill becomes law 05/04/01
  • GLAA responds to Corporation Counsel on Human Rights Act interpretation 05/04/01
  • For early gay-rights activists, a chance to recall hard work
    Independence Hall was the site of pioneering protests.
    (The Philadelphia Inquirer) 05/02/01

    April

  • GLAA beginnings discussed at Rainbow History Project panel 04/30/01
  • Summersgill to Mayor: honoring Rev. Moon was ill-considered 04/27/01
  • Rosendall to DC Council: stop the grandstanding on DC General 04/27/01
  • Police e-mail slurs denounced
    Ramsey says problem not widespread
    (The Washington Blade) 04/27/01
  • Chief's New Count Of E-Mail Offenders Fails to Calm Officers
    Many Felt Maligned by Initial Comments
    (The Washington Post) 04/26/01
  • Ramsey to Act Soon On Offensive E-Mails
    'Small Number' Sent Worst of Messages
    (The Washington Post) 04/25/01
  • GLAA Testimony on offensive email transmissions within the MPD 04/24/01
  • Graham writes Fire Chief on grooming standards, Human Rights Act 04/18/01
  • Summersgill defends Mayor's record on same-sex marriage 04/20/01
  • Awards presented at GLAA 30th Anniversary Reception 04/19/01
  • Mayoral Proclamation of Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance Day 04/19/01
  • Kameny presents award to Federal GLOBE 04/19/01
  • Summersgill presents award to Karen Pettapiece 04/19/01
  • Brick presents award to Morgan McDonald 04/19/01
  • Howell presents award to Councilmember Sharon Ambrose 04/19/01
  • Rosendall presents award to Councilmember Jack Evans 04/19/01
  • Kameny and Kuntzler present Founders' Toast 04/19/01
  • DC Council resolution honors GLAA on 30th anniversary 04/19/01
  • Metro Weekly: 30 years of GLAA 04/12/01
  • GLAA defends reprogramming of funds for OHR; Graham drops objection 04/12/01
  • Deputy CFO assures Graham that funds reprogramming for OHR will not affect Office of Latino Affairs 04/10/01
  • GLAA testifies on FY 2002 budget for Office of Human Rights 04/09/01
  • Activists Find Chief Suddenly Welcoming
    Ramsey Grants Talks As E-Mail Investigation Reveals Police Biases
    (The Washington Post) 04/04/01
  • Chief's Policy Brings 2 More Suspensions
    D.C. Firefighter Says He Won't Cut His Hair
    (The Washington Post) 04/04/01
  • ACLU, Union Vow to Fight Fire Chief's Decision
    Fire Chief Enforcing D.C. Grooming Rules
    (The Washington Post) 04/04/01
  • GLAA demands Fire Chief respect Human Rights Act 04/03/01

    March

  • D.C. Officers Upbraided Over E-Mails
    Racist, Vulgar Comments Raise Legal Issues for Department
    (The Washington Post) 03/29/01
  • Ramsey investigates offensive police messages 03/28/01
  • D.C. Police Probe Blue E-Mail
    Racist, Vulgar Messages Sent on Patrol Car Computers
    (The Washington Post) 03/28/01
  • Pastor Apologizes for Anti-Gay Remarks (The Washington Post) 03/24/01
  • Mayor affirms non-discrimination policy for religious liaison 03/07/01
  • GLAA alerts Cafritz to omission in Public Charter School policies 03/07/01
  • Corporation Counsel won't budge on Human Rights Act interpretation 03/06/01
  • Howard University group responds to anti-gay threats 03/03/01
  • District To Post Sex Case Offenders
    Judge Limits List, Citing Privacy Suit
    (The Washington Post) 03/01/01

    February

  • GLAA Testifies on Office of Human Rights 02/28/01
  • Where DC Councilmembers Stand on OHR Priority for Complaints from the Seriously Ill 02/28/01
  • GLAA testifies on HIV surveillance for DOH oversight hearing 02/26/01
  • Mayor reverses funding cut for Office of Citizen Complaint Review 02/17/01
  • GLAA testifies on Corporation Counsel 02/16/01
  • GLAA Announces Annual Distinguished Service Awards 02/14/01
  • Gallaudet Suspect Arrested
    Freshman Held in 2 Slayings; Robbery Alleged
    (The Washington Post) 02/14/01
  • The Best Defense Against Fear? Gallaudet's Got It (Marc Fisher, The Washington Post) 02/06/01
  • Student Fought Attacker
    Gallaudet Youth's Killer May Be Injured, Sources Say
    (The Washington Post) 02/06/01
  • GLAA arranges briefing on Intersex Issues for Office of Human Rights 02/06/01
  • Second Homicide in Four Months Grips Gallaudet (The Washington Post) 02/05/01
  • GLAA urges full funding for Office of Citizen Complaint Review 02/02/01

    January

  • DC Budget Office threatens funding for Office of Citizen Complaint Review 01/31/01
  • Summersgill, Rosendall defend focused activism 01/26/01
  • GLAA to Mayor Williams: Please sign Bill 13-449 01/25/01
  • DC Council stands by GLAA on compromise amendment 01/24/01
  • Compromise Approved On Strip-Club Licenses (The Washington Post) 01/24/01
  • Marc Fisher: Another Fight For Unpopular Human Rights (The Washington Post) 01/23/01
  • Mendelson warns that HIV reporting plan compromises confidentiality 01/18/01
  • Graham calls HIV reporting plan "counterproductive" 01/18/01
  • Brick responds to Current on nude dancing 01/17/01
  • ACLU urges Council to stand firm on ABC Bill 01/16/01
  • GLAA to Council and Mayor: Don't Give In to Puritanical Hysteria (The Washington Post) 01/13/01
  • City breaks settlement record for discrimination victims in 2000 01/12/01
  • amfAR Needle Exchange Fact Sheet (Adobe Acrobat format) 01/11/01
  • Evans chief of staff explains error 01/11/01
  • Rosendall to Council: Hold the line on ABC Bill 01/10/01
  • Barrett Brick responds to The Washington Post on ABC bill 01/09/01
  • Washington Post editorial: Veto the ABC Bill 01/09/01
  • Terrance Lynch: Green Light For a Red-Light Zone (The Washington Post) 01/07/01
  • Colbert I. King: Watch Out for Scores (The Washington Post) 01/06/01
  • Affiliate of Famed N.Y. Strip Club Planned Downtown (The Washington Post) 01/06/01
  • Office of Citizen Complaint Review open for business 01/05/01
  • OCCR Fact Sheet 01/05/01
  • Rosendall to NGLTF: Stick to Gay Rights 01/05/01
  • Mendelson Criticizes Proposed HIV Reporting Rules 01/03/01
  • Rosendall joins Rep. Norton's rally for DC Voting Rights 01/02/01
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