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It's National #EmployeeAppreciation Day! The Cente

It's National #EmployeeAppreciation Day! The Center's nearly 800 employees have worked throughout the #COVID19 #pandemic so that our wide range of services continue to be available to the community. Whether on the frontlines or working from home, all of us have adapted and remained committed. Thank you to all our Center colleagues and to all employees nationwide! ❤️ 💙 💚 🧡 💜 💛

"We are committed to working with our allies in Co

"We are committed to working with our allies in Congress and community members to make sure all lawmakers know passing the Equality Act is not about politics, it’s about real people who deserve equal protection under the law." #EqualityAct

"You have to decide who you are and force the worl

"You have to decide who you are and force the world to deal with you, not with its idea of you."

The words of openly #gay #American novelist, #playwright, essayist, #poet, and #activist #JamesBaldwin, who died in 1987, are as relevant and powerful as ever. #BlackHistoryMonth

We're excited to help kick off @DaphneWillisMusic'

We're excited to help kick off @DaphneWillisMusic's #HerNameIs women empowerment campaign! Watch this amazing launch video featuring our Center colleagues and volunteers. The campaign allows us to recognize and honor the incredible women in our lives. You can participate through March 1. For more details, visit daphnewillis.com.

Thank you to the launch video's participants: ❤️

Allison Santos
Ariel Bustamante
Arlene Rodriguez
Aurelia Taleb-Ahmed
Bella Gavilan
Blossom C. Brown
Brian Toynes
Cain Andrade
Cameron Varney
Chris Phillips
CJ Richardson
David Flores
Eden Luna
Emma Blyth
Emmy Martinez
Felina Loya
Gina Bigham
Heidi Chairez
Jennifer Mejia
Joe Kuhlmann
Kara Chang
Kendra Burks
Stuart Barrett
Tui Lyon

"I didn't fight all these years ago in Stonewall j

"I didn't fight all these years ago in Stonewall just to turn around and let it go now. That was 50 years ago. So, we've got to keep fighting no matter what."

We kick off #BlackHistoryMonth with the inspiring #transgender #trans community #leader and #activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy @missmajor1 who proudly lives her life out loud!

We're excited and #proud to announce @joe.hollendo

We're excited and #proud to announce @joe.hollendoner, #CEO of @sfaidsfound, as the Center's new #leader! He will assume the role of executive director on July 6 and work with Center CEO Lorri L. Jean prior to succeeding her as CEO upon Lorri’s retirement in July 2022.

"It is an honor of a lifetime to be selected to lead the Los Angeles LGBT Center following such an iconic leader as Lorri Jean. I look forward to working with the Center’s board, staff, and partners to ensure that the Center not only continues to be a trusted provider of care to the communities it currently serves but that we deepen our work to address the racial disparities and systemic racism that prohibits all members of the LGBTQ+ community from thriving,” said Hollendoner. “I also remain committed to maintaining and expanding the Center’s role as a national and global LGBTQ+ movement leader.”

Read more about our big announcement at bitly.com/joehello

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