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Fundamentals of Perinatal Harm Reduction

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With the fall of Roe v. Wade and the persistence of War on Drugs-era policies, pregnancy and substance use will be increasingly criminalized. Please join the Washington AIDS Partnership and the Academy of Perinatal Harm Reduction for a three-part, virtual series on the necessity of integrating harm reduction services and reproductive justice. We invite all health care providers, social […]

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Grag Queen

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City Winery Washington DC presents Grag Queen live in concert on Wednesday, June 22 at 8:00 PM. There’s a new Queen in town! If you were lucky enough to watch Queen of the Universe (which aired on Paramount +) then you’re well aware that on the season’s finale 26-year-old Grag Queen was crowned (literally!) the […]

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Politics & Art: District Vox

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Now in its fifth year, Politics & Art: District Vox is an annual “Made in D.C.” performing arts showcase presented by Councilmember David Grosso and Mars Arts D.C. Join us at The Wilson Building on June 13 for a celebration of D.C.’s vibrant arts community with performances by singers, vocal ensembles, bands, spoken word artists, and actors. Artists and […]

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Momentum Builds as WorldPride Washington, DC Kicks Off in 90 Days

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The Stage is Set for the World’s Largest LGBTQ+ Gathering May 17 – June 8 Washington, DC (February 17, 2025)–Today, the Capital Pride Alliance (CPA) announced operational and programmatic updates as the countdown to WorldPride Washington, DC 2025 continues. Now 90 days from kick-off, the landmark multi-week event is on track to announce both eagerly anticipated planning milestones and impressive […]

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The Capital Pride Alliance and The DC Center Launch Campaign to Support Past Employees from Casa Ruby

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WASHINGTON D.C., September 2, 2022 — The recent shuttering of Casa Ruby has traumatized its employees and clients. Before the shutdown, employees went unpaid for six to eight weeks, with some continuing to work without pay to help transition and support the youth and clients. Clients were abruptly placed with other programs, but they all […]