Photo credit: Diana Davies, circa 1970-75. "Marsha P. Johnson pickets Bellevue Hospital to protest treatment of street people and gays." Retrieved from New York Public Library Digital Collections.
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This guide includes many important practical resources for LGBTQ+ folks, including:
This guide was created to collect and present campus and local-area community resources for LGBTQ+ students, staff, faculty, and visitors of the UW Bothell and Cascadia College campus community. It was originally put together to accompany this last June's Pride Month book display in the campus library lobby.
Please take a look at the Books and Films tabs on the left to see everything that was on display. The theme of the display was Queer Voices Across the Spectrum, celebrating the lives and works of queer people who are often marginalized in the rush for normalization and assimilation. The display may be gone but the books and films are all still available!
If you know of an educational resource or service that should be in this guide, please contact me at woodpd@uw.edu to let me know!
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