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Freedom to Advocate

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Our Continued Fight for Freedom

Washington, DC is the epicenter of the United States’ fight for civil and human rights. Fighting for what is right is part of a Washingtonian’s DNA, and our capital city has a long history of being at the forefront of activism and dialogue surrounding equality, freedom, and progress.

With 36 national and international LGBTQ+ organizations headquartered in our city and neighboring jurisdictions, we have a unique opportunity to present a robust Human Rights Conference that will not only foster important dialogue, but inspire real action throughout the world.

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DC Latinx Pride

May 16 – June 8

API Pride

May 17 – June 8

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Trans Pride Washington DC

May 17–18

Modern Military National Gala

Modern Military National Gala

May 17

DC Silver Pride

May 21

DC Black Pride

May 23–26

Pride Interfaith Service

June 3

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Human Rights Conference

June 4–6

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Empoderando Líderes: Latine LGBTQ+ Excellence ANNUAL PRIDE+ NORTHEAST REGIONAL C

June 6–7

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International March + Rally

June 8

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