The DC Center tag:www.thedccenter.org,2009-10-30:/blog//1 2017-01-30T22:16:17Z Movable Type 4.32-en Now Casting Groundbreaking Dating Show tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5917 2017-01-30T22:03:33Z 2017-01-30T22:16:17Z THE DC CENTER IS MERELY SHARING AN EMAIL RECEIVED AND IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE SHOW NOW CASTING NATIONWIDE: BISEXUAL MEN & WOMEN FOR A GROUNDBREAKING NEW DATING SHOW! Seeking millennials who are sexually fluid and don't define themselves by gender or who they love! Are you openly Bisexual, Pansexual or against labels? Do you feel like you have a lot to offer and are a great representation of someone who is sexually fluid? Are you a great catch who is ready to meet someone amazing, regardless of gender? If you believe that Love is Love, then this innovative new dating series on a Major Cable Network is designed for you! Casting young men and women who are attractive, single, and appear to be between 21 and 27 years old. You must be open to a relationship with a man or woman! If you're sexually fluid and proud, apply today! Click this link to fill out the online application: https://loveislovedatingshow.castingcrane.com/ If you have questions or want to nominate someone, email us at: bonnie@castingcat.com or 2017datingshow@gmail.com * All applicants must be 21+, and be legally able to work in the United States. ** All participants will be compensated. Front Desk MOVIE SCREENING.jpg

THE DC CENTER IS MERELY SHARING AN EMAIL RECEIVED AND IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE SHOW

NOW CASTING NATIONWIDE: BISEXUAL MEN & WOMEN FOR A GROUNDBREAKING NEW DATING SHOW!

Seeking millennials who are sexually fluid and don't define themselves by gender or who they love!

Are you openly Bisexual, Pansexual or against labels?

Do you feel like you have a lot to offer and are a great representation of

someone who is sexually fluid?

Are you a great catch who is ready to meet someone amazing, regardless of

gender?

If you believe that Love is Love, then this innovative new dating series on a Major Cable Network is designed for you!

Casting young men and women who are attractive, single, and appear to be between 21 and 27 years old. You must be open to a relationship with a man or woman!

If you're sexually fluid and proud, apply today!

Click this link to fill out the online application:

https://loveislovedatingshow.castingcrane.com/

If you have questions or want to nominate someone, email us at:

bonnie@castingcat.com or 2017datingshow@gmail.com

* All applicants must be 21+, and be legally able to work in the United States. ** All participants will be compensated.

]]> Rainbow History Project's first public presentation tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5915 2017-01-25T18:46:38Z 2017-01-25T18:55:21Z Rainbow History Project's first public presentation of the digitized historic Friends radio tapes (1973-1982) will take place on Monday, January 30, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (545 7th St SE). An RHP archivist will present clips from particularly memorable programs ranging from coverage of the first Third World Conference of Lesbians and Gays, held in DC in 1979, to an interview with Divine. Refreshments provided; $10 donation suggested. Please RSVP to info@rainbowhistory.org Front Desk Rainbowhistoryproject.jpg
Rainbow History Project's first public presentation of the digitized historic Friends radio tapes (1973-1982) will take place on Monday, January 30, at 6:30 p.m. at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (545 7th St SE). An RHP archivist will present clips from particularly memorable programs ranging from coverage of the first Third World Conference of Lesbians and Gays, held in DC in 1979, to an interview with Divine.

Refreshments provided; $10 donation suggested. Please RSVP to info@rainbowhistory.org


]]> You are Invited to the performance of "Charm" and to participate in a community discussion tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5913 2017-01-23T22:37:32Z 2017-01-24T00:32:13Z The DC Center in collaboration with ETC invites you to attend our first event of the year, a play titled Charm on Thursday, January 26th 2017 at 8:00 PM at Mosaic Theater Company (1333 H STREET N.E., Washington, DC 20002) The Play "Charm" is about: Mama Darleena Andrews, a 67 year-old transgender woman and the inimitable etiquette instructor at "The Center," an organization for Chicago's homeless and LGTBQ youth. Her students are as diverse in background as they are in identity, united by a feeling of other-ness in the heart of a city that's left them behind. But for "Mama Darlin," triumph over poverty and prejudice begins with lacing up and fitting in--playing the part with class and with charm. B'Ellana Duquesne (The T Party) stars as 'Mama,' inspired by the heartwarming true story of Chicago trans icon Miss Gloria Allen, under direction of visionary artist Natsu Onoda Power (The T Party). Charm runs two hours and twenty minutes, with one fifteen minute intermission. All discussions open to the public and begin immediately after the play ends. Tickets are reserved at $15 a seat, and there will be 20 free tickets for those less fortunate.... contact shareese@thedccenter.org Front Desk charm play 150.jpg


The DC Center in collaboration with ETC invites you to attend our first event of the year, a play titled Charm on Thursday, January 26th 2017 at 8:00 PM at Mosaic Theater Company (1333 H STREET N.E., Washington, DC 20002)

The Play "Charm" is about:
Mama Darleena Andrews, a 67 year-old transgender woman and the inimitable etiquette instructor at "The Center," an organization for Chicago's homeless and LGTBQ youth. Her students are as diverse in background as they are in identity, united by a feeling of other-ness in the heart of a city that's left them behind. But for "Mama Darlin," triumph over poverty and prejudice begins with lacing up and fitting in--playing the part with class and with charm.

B'Ellana Duquesne (The T Party) stars as 'Mama,' inspired by the heartwarming true story of Chicago trans icon Miss Gloria Allen, under direction of visionary artist Natsu Onoda Power (The T Party).

Charm runs two hours and twenty minutes, with one fifteen minute intermission.
All discussions open to the public and begin immediately after the play ends.

Tickets are reserved at $15 a seat, and there will be 20 free tickets for those less fortunate.... contact shareese@thedccenter.org

]]> You are Invited to the performance of "Charm" and to participate in a community discussion tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5912 2017-01-23T22:37:32Z 2017-01-24T00:27:45Z The DC Center in collaboration with ETC invites you to attend our first event of the year, a play titled Charm on Thursday, January 26th 2017 at 8:00 PM at Mosaic Theater Company (1333 H STREET N.E., Washington, DC 20002) The Play "Charm" is about: Mama Darleena Andrews, a 67 year-old transgender woman and the inimitable etiquette instructor at "The Center," an organization for Chicago's homeless and LGTBQ youth. Her students are as diverse in background as they are in identity, united by a feeling of other-ness in the heart of a city that's left them behind. But for "Mama Darlin," triumph over poverty and prejudice begins with lacing up and fitting in--playing the part with class and with charm. B'Ellana Duquesne (The T Party) stars as 'Mama,' inspired by the heartwarming true story of Chicago trans icon Miss Gloria Allen, under direction of visionary artist Natsu Onoda Power (The T Party). Charm runs two hours and twenty minutes, with one fifteen minute intermission. All discussions open to the public and begin immediately after the play ends. tickets are reserved at $15 a seat, and there will be 20 free tickets for those less fortunate.... contact shareese@thedccenter.org Front Desk charm play 150.jpg


The DC Center in collaboration with ETC invites you to attend our first event of the year, a play titled Charm on Thursday, January 26th 2017 at 8:00 PM at Mosaic Theater Company (1333 H STREET N.E., Washington, DC 20002)

The Play "Charm" is about:
Mama Darleena Andrews, a 67 year-old transgender woman and the inimitable etiquette instructor at "The Center," an organization for Chicago's homeless and LGTBQ youth. Her students are as diverse in background as they are in identity, united by a feeling of other-ness in the heart of a city that's left them behind. But for "Mama Darlin," triumph over poverty and prejudice begins with lacing up and fitting in--playing the part with class and with charm.

B'Ellana Duquesne (The T Party) stars as 'Mama,' inspired by the heartwarming true story of Chicago trans icon Miss Gloria Allen, under direction of visionary artist Natsu Onoda Power (The T Party).

Charm runs two hours and twenty minutes, with one fifteen minute intermission.
All discussions open to the public and begin immediately after the play ends.
tickets are reserved at $15 a seat, and there will be 20 free tickets for those less fortunate.... contact shareese@thedccenter.org

]]> February OutWrite LGBT Book Festival planning meeting tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5911 2017-01-23T20:00:38Z 2017-01-25T19:03:36Z Thursday, February 2 is our next planning meeting for the OutWriteDC LGBT Book Festival @TheDCCenter On Thursday, February 2nd from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, we will be holding our monthly planning meeting for the 2017 7th Annual OutWrite LGBT Book Festival at The DC Center (The DC Center 2000 14th St NW Suite 105, Washington DC). OutWrite 2016 was a great event--and we want you to help us make OutWrite 2017 even better! OutWrite is a celebration of LGBT Literature. The weekend is full of book readings, writing workshops, book discussions, poetry readings and more. Several LGBT book publishers regularly exhibit at OutWrite. What will OutWrite look like? That is in our hands--and comes from our imagination! We hope you will join us in shaping a fantastic OutWrite 2017. Share your ideas and expertise! Open to the public. Front Desk Outwrite jpg


Thursday, February 2 is our next planning meeting for the OutWriteDC LGBT Book Festival @TheDCCenter

On Thursday, February 2nd from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, we will be holding our monthly planning meeting for the 2017 7th Annual OutWrite LGBT Book Festival at The DC Center (The DC Center 2000 14th St NW Suite 105, Washington DC). OutWrite 2016 was a great event--and we want you to help us make OutWrite 2017 even better!

OutWrite is a celebration of LGBT Literature. The weekend is full of book readings, writing workshops, book discussions, poetry readings and more. Several LGBT book publishers regularly exhibit at OutWrite.

What will OutWrite look like? That is in our hands--and comes from our imagination! We hope you will join us in shaping a fantastic OutWrite 2017.


Share your ideas and expertise!
Open to the public.

]]> January 26th DC Anti-Violence Project Monthly Meeting tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5914 2017-01-23T18:30:05Z 2017-01-24T17:22:43Z The next meeting of the DC Anti-Violence Project (formerly known as GLOV) will be at 7 pm on Thursday, January 26th at The DC Center (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105). These are open meetings, and we would love to see anyone who is interested in learning more and getting involved in lessening violence both within and directed towards the LGBT communities. The primary mission of the DC Anti-Violence Project is to reduce violence against LGBT individuals (and those perceived as LGBT) through community outreach, education, and monitoring cases to ensure that the rights and dignity of LGBT victims are respected and protected. The DC Anti-Violence Project also seeks to assist victims of anti-LGBT violence by advocating on their behalf, encouraging reporting, and providing a community of support. For more information check us out Facebook and Twitter. Front Desk dcavp.jpg

The next meeting of the DC Anti-Violence Project (formerly known as GLOV) will be at 7 pm on Thursday, January 26th at The DC Center (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105). These are open meetings, and we would love to see anyone who is interested in learning more and getting involved in lessening violence both within and directed towards the LGBT communities.

The primary mission of the DC Anti-Violence Project is to reduce violence against LGBT individuals (and those perceived as LGBT) through community outreach, education, and monitoring cases to ensure that the rights and dignity of LGBT victims are respected and protected. The DC Anti-Violence Project also seeks to assist victims of anti-LGBT violence by advocating on their behalf, encouraging reporting, and providing a community of support.

For more information check us out Facebook and Twitter.

]]> The DC Center is Hiring a Part-Time Social Worker! tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5910 2017-01-23T17:47:56Z 2017-01-23T18:27:05Z The DC Center is looking to hire a part-time DC-licensed Social Worker (LGSW or LICSW) to help serve our fast-growing LGBTQ client base seeking mental health support services. The Part-Time Social Worker will work 20 hours, (approximately 3 days per week), serving a caseload of 10-15 clients by providing both individual and group mental health support services to LGBTQ survivors of violence (intimate partner violence/domestic violence, sexual assault, bullying, hate bias crimes, physical assault, stalking, etc.) Applicants must have clinical experience working with trauma survivors both in an individual and group therapy capacity. Experience working with LGBTQ individuals in a clinical capacity is also preferred. This position would also work with facilitators of The DC Center's existing support groups, including GenderQueer DC, Harm Reduction Group, LGBTQIA People with Disabilities, Center Aging and Trans Support Group, to train facilitators on best practices for leading and moderating support and discussion groups. Throughout the year, the part-time Social Worker will provide at least 3 training opportunities for facilitators to grow their skills and ensure the application of best practices for leading groups. Please submit your resume and cover letter to our Staff Social Worker, Sam Goodwin at Samantha@thedccenter.org. Front Desk dcavp.jpg

The DC Center is looking to hire a part-time DC-licensed Social Worker (LGSW or LICSW) to help serve our fast-growing LGBTQ client base seeking mental health support services.
The Part-Time Social Worker will work 20 hours, (approximately 3 days per week), serving a caseload of 10-15 clients by providing both individual and group mental health support services to LGBTQ survivors of violence (intimate partner violence/domestic violence, sexual assault, bullying, hate bias crimes, physical assault, stalking, etc.) Applicants must have clinical experience working with trauma survivors both in an individual and group therapy capacity. Experience working with LGBTQ individuals in a clinical capacity is also preferred.
This position would also work with facilitators of The DC Center's existing support groups, including GenderQueer DC, Harm Reduction Group, LGBTQIA People with Disabilities, Center Aging and Trans Support Group, to train facilitators on best practices for leading and moderating support and discussion groups. Throughout the year, the part-time Social Worker will provide at least 3 training opportunities for facilitators to grow their skills and ensure the application of best practices for leading groups.
Please submit your resume and cover letter to our Staff Social Worker, Sam Goodwin at Samantha@thedccenter.org.dcavp.jpg

]]> You're invited to #SpeakOut MLK Day Parade: AIDS Is A Civil Rights Issue (Jan 16, 2017) tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5909 2017-01-12T20:55:59Z 2017-01-12T21:06:29Z You are invited to attend: #SpeakOut MLK Day Parade: AIDS Is A Civil Rights Issue Monday, January 16, 2017 from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM AIDS Is A Civil Rights Issue and we charge YOU to #SPEAKOUT! Please join your AHF DC Mobilization team as we march in the 11th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Parade! When: Monday, January 16, 2017. Event Logistics: Assembly for the parade will begin at 10:00 AM at the R.I.S.E. Center at St. Elizabeth's, 2700 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE. The parade will begin at 12 noon and conclude at 2 pm at Anacostia Park near Good Hope Rd SE and Anacostia Dr SE. Contact Guy Anthony (Guy.Anthony@aidshealth.org) or Raymond Thomas (Raymond.Thomas@aidshealth.org) for any additional questions or concerns. *Registration is required in order to march with us! MlkAhf17.Eventbrite.Com Front Desk aids mlk.jpg


You are invited to attend:


#SpeakOut MLK Day Parade: AIDS Is A Civil Rights Issue

Monday, January 16, 2017 from 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

AIDS Is A Civil Rights Issue and we charge YOU to #SPEAKOUT! Please join your AHF DC Mobilization team as we march in the 11th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Parade!

When: Monday, January 16, 2017.

Event Logistics: Assembly for the parade will begin at 10:00 AM at the R.I.S.E. Center at St. Elizabeth's, 2700 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE. The parade will begin at 12 noon and conclude at 2 pm at Anacostia Park near Good Hope Rd SE and Anacostia Dr SE.

Contact Guy Anthony (Guy.Anthony@aidshealth.org) or Raymond Thomas (Raymond.Thomas@aidshealth.org) for any additional questions or concerns.

*Registration is required in order to march with us! MlkAhf17.Eventbrite.Com


]]> Masculine of Center Conference tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5908 2017-01-09T20:58:03Z 2017-01-12T00:20:04Z July 28-30, 2017 | Washington, D.C. No Fear ~ No Shame ~ No Hiding - Just Celebrating Our Truth ABOUT THIS CONFERENCE Let's Mobilize Events' 2016 Masculine of Center (MOC) Conference is the unboxing of the MOC narrative. The weekend will consist of all facets of the other side of the identity narrative. What is Masculine of Center Masculine of center (MOC) is a term, coined by B. Cole of the Brown Boi Project. The term recognizes the breadth and depth of identity for lesbian/queer who tilt toward the masculine side of the scale. It includes a wide range of identities such as butch, stud, aggressive/AG, dom, macha, tomboi, trans-masculine, androgynous, etc. Conference Goals Butch, Stud, Boi, Trans-Masculine, Androgynous, etc - we are all a community. And it's time to celebrate all of the intersections and discuss what is important! Empower and affirm our differences while embracing our common goals Discuss the concerns and issues, while prioritizing what matters in the community Learning how to embrace all intersection in which we live and thrive and connect with the family that defines the community Learn how to stand firm against prejudice while walking in truth in the full light of day in all capacities of life. Conference Theme: Let's Mobilize - Know Your Truth Today's political environment is in a state of flux, where members of the LGBTQ+ Community may have to battle not only previously won battles but battles that could potentially rock the very foundation of the LGBTQ+ Movement. Knowing Your Truth has now taken on a deeper meaning. Our truth is the very perception in which our lives are navigated and circumvented in the environment around us. How far are we from a world of complete acceptance and tolerance? Are we equipped to mobilize to further our agendas? What are the barriers to the empowerment of our community? How accessible are the resources and can they assist in taking the community to the next level? These questions will be explored through a mix of speakers, panel discussions, and workshops RSVP HERE REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE HERE TO VIEW THE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS CONFERENCE CLICK HEREa> Front Desk MOCWomynsconference.jpg


July 28-30, 2017 | Washington, D.C.

No Fear ~ No Shame ~ No Hiding -
Just Celebrating Our Truth

ABOUT THIS CONFERENCE

Let's Mobilize Events' 2016 Masculine of Center (MOC) Conference is the unboxing of the MOC narrative. The weekend will consist of all facets of the other side of the identity narrative.

What is Masculine of Center
Masculine of center (MOC) is a term, coined by B. Cole of the Brown Boi Project. The term recognizes the breadth and depth of identity for lesbian/queer who tilt toward the masculine side of the scale. It includes a wide range of identities such as butch, stud, aggressive/AG, dom, macha, tomboi, trans-masculine, androgynous, etc.

Conference Goals
Butch, Stud, Boi, Trans-Masculine, Androgynous, etc - we are all a community. And it's time to celebrate all of the intersections and discuss what is important!

Empower and affirm our differences while embracing our common goals
Discuss the concerns and issues, while prioritizing what matters in the community
Learning how to embrace all intersection in which we live and thrive and connect with the family that defines the community
Learn how to stand firm against prejudice while walking in truth in the full light of day in all capacities of life.

Conference Theme:
Let's Mobilize - Know Your Truth

Today's political environment is in a state of flux, where members of the LGBTQ+ Community may have to battle not only previously won battles but battles that could potentially rock the very foundation of the LGBTQ+ Movement. Knowing Your Truth has now taken on a deeper meaning. Our truth is the very perception in which our lives are navigated and circumvented in the environment around us.

How far are we from a world of complete acceptance and tolerance? Are we equipped to mobilize to further our agendas? What are the barriers to the empowerment of our community? How accessible are the resources and can they assist in taking the community to the next level?

These questions will be explored through a mix of speakers, panel discussions, and workshops


RSVP HERE

REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE HERE


TO VIEW THE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE CLICK HERE

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS CONFERENCE CLICK HEREa>


]]> Coalicion Latinx Reunion en Enero / Latinx Coalition January Meeting tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5907 2017-01-05T22:15:30Z 2017-01-05T22:35:08Z La Coalición Latinx LGBTQI tendra su primera reunion del 2017 el jueves 26 de enero a las 6 PM en el DC Center. Hablaremos sobre eventos comunitarios de este año y tendramos una breve discusion sobre la historia queer Latinx en Washington, DC. El DC Center queda en la 14 calle y la U (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105, Washington, DC 20009), adentro del edificio Reeves. Por favor noten que les preguntaran por su identificación al entrar al edificio. Si tiene alguna pregunta, puede contactar a Lissette Miller por correo electrónico a lissette@thedccenter.org o al 202-682-2245. La Coalición Latinx LGBTQI esta compuesta de organizaciones y personas que son de, o trabajan con, la comunidad Latinx LGBTQI en DC. La Coalición es una colaboración de la Oficina de Asuntos Latinos y el Centro de DC para la Comunidad LGBT. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Latinx LGBTQI Coalition will have its first meeting of 2017 at The DC Center on Thursday, January 26th at 6:00 PM. We will talk about community events happening this year and have a brief discussion on the history of queer Latinx organizing in Washington, DC. The DC Center is located on 14th and U Street NW (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105, Washington, DC 20009) on the 1st floor of the Reeves building. Please note you will be asked to show identification upon entering the building. If you have any questions, please contact Lissette Miller at lissette@thedccenter.org or at 202-682-2245. The Latinx LGBTQI Coalition is made up of community organizations and individuals who are part of, and work with, the Latinx LGBTQI community in DC. The Coalition is a collaborative effort of the Mayor's Office on Latino Affairs and The DC Center for the LGBT Community. Front Desk latinolgbttaskforce041816.jpg La Coalición Latinx LGBTQI tendra su primera reunion del 2017 el jueves 26 de enero a las 6 PM en el DC Center. Hablaremos sobre eventos comunitarios de este año y tendramos una breve discusion sobre la historia queer Latinx en Washington, DC.

El DC Center queda en la 14 calle y la U (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105, Washington, DC 20009), adentro del edificio Reeves. Por favor noten que les preguntaran por su identificación al entrar al edificio. Si tiene alguna pregunta, puede contactar a Lissette Miller por correo electrónico a lissette@thedccenter.org o al 202-682-2245.

La Coalición Latinx LGBTQI esta compuesta de organizaciones y personas que son de, o trabajan con, la comunidad Latinx LGBTQI en DC. La Coalición es una colaboración de la Oficina de Asuntos Latinos y el Centro de DC para la Comunidad LGBT.


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The Latinx LGBTQI Coalition will have its first meeting of 2017 at The DC Center on Thursday, January 26th at 6:00 PM. We will talk about community events happening this year and have a brief discussion on the history of queer Latinx organizing in Washington, DC.

The DC Center is located on 14th and U Street NW (2000 14th Street NW, Suite 105, Washington, DC 20009) on the 1st floor of the Reeves building. Please note you will be asked to show identification upon entering the building. If you have any questions, please contact Lissette Miller at lissette@thedccenter.org or at 202-682-2245.

The Latinx LGBTQI Coalition is made up of community organizations and individuals who are part of, and work with, the Latinx LGBTQI community in DC. The Coalition is a collaborative effort of the Mayor's Office on Latino Affairs and The DC Center for the LGBT Community.

]]> Dear GSA Advisors and School Administrators tag:www.thedccenter.org,2017:/blog//1.5906 2017-01-03T22:49:37Z 2017-01-03T22:58:04Z Front Desk Gay Men's Chorus

The GenOUT Youth Chorus, now in its third season, is welcoming new singers at our January rehearsals, starting this Sunday, January 8, 2:00-3:30 PM. The GenOUT Chorus is open to all students (LGBTQ and allies) from ages 13 through 18. Our 2-fold mission is to give young LGBTQA people a voice and to connect those voices to community.

If students are not able to attend on January 8, they may also join on our second rehearsal, which is Sunday, January 22, 2:00-3:30 PM.

Since its founding in January 2015, the GenOUT Chorus has grown from 9 singers to over 20 (from 15 schools around the DC area), and we have performed at the Lincoln Theatre, the Kennedy Center, the White House, and at the 2016 GALA Choruses Festival in Denver.

There is a nominal registration fee ($90) to participate, but no one is turned away for an inability to pay (scholarships are available).

Rehearsals are typically held at the renovated Wonder Bread Factory, at 641 S St., NW (near the corner of 7th & S Sts., NW; just steps away from the Shaw Metro stop).

Please help spread the word about this opportunity to the young people in your GSA and school. We welcome anyone who loves to sing and who would be a great fit for our GenOUT community. Feel free to pass on my e-mail address to your students and parents.

The spring rehearsal and performance calendar can be accessed here:
 Click here


The permission and registration forms are attached below .

GenOUT Chorus permission form - 2016-17 - rev Jan 2017.pdf

GenOUT Chorus registration form - 2016-17 - rev Jan 2017.pdf


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