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Members of UW-Green Bay’s LGBT community weighed in Wednesday (Nov. 7) on the historic election of Tammy Baldwin, the first openly gay candidate elected to the U.S. Senate. TV-26 reporter Deandra Corinthios spent some...
The LGBTQ Resource Center will host a brown-bag gathering from noon to 1 p.m. this Wednesday (Oct. 31) in the Union’s Christie Theatre. This month’s topic will be “What is the difference between tolerance...
The LGBTQ Information and Resource Center is pleased to announce that Chancellor Harden is the guest speaker for the first gathering in the Resource Center’s Brown Bag Series. The first Brown Bag gathering, set...
The American Intercultural Center is very happy to announce that Stacie Christian has agreed to be the project coordinator in the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning) Resource Center. A longtime ad hoc instructor...
Last week we shared notice of the opportunity to nominate a candidate for the Lavender Leadership Award program. This week, we extend an invitation to any and all to show their support for the...
Diversity Director Deborah Rezac of the American Intercultural Center shares word that the new LGBTQ Resource Center is open and available to serve the campus community in space adjacent to the AIC on the...
Women’s and Gender Studies, the Diversity Task Force and LGBTQ Resource Center are sponsoring a full slate of Women’s History Month events, beginning March 1. Designed to be educational and thought-provoking, these events cover...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Women’s and Gender Studies program, Diversity Task Force and LGBTQ Resource Center will celebrate Women’s History Month this March with a series of events designed to educate, inspire and prompt discussion of critical issues.
Lavender Graduation is a cultural celebration that recognizes LGBT students and their allies of all races and ethnicities and acknowledges their achievements and contributions to the university as students who survived and thrived in...
Plans are in the works to open an LGBTQ Resource Center in Room 153 of the University Union, near the Christie Theatre. The center is expected to serve as a resource for students, faculty...
