Join us for a Stonewall community forum

You’re invited to help inform the National Park Service’s interpretation of Stonewall National Monument through a series of community forums in Washington.

In 2016, President Obama designated Christopher Park in New York City as Stonewall National Monument. As our nation’s first and only National Park Service (NPS) site honoring LGBT civil rights and history, the monument is not only for locals in New York, but for all of America’s LGBT communities.

Now NPS needs our help to determine how to best tell Stonewall’s intersectional story, and is requesting public input on how to provide inclusive interpretation of Stonewall National Monument for visitors.

The evening will include a short presentation on what’s happening at Stonewall. Afterward, community leaders will facilitate small group discussions on the importance of Stonewall National Monument, and the best way for NPS to accurately capture the history of the monument and the movement it represents. We will deliver the results of the evening to NPS for their consideration.

Tea and treats will be provided!

Hosted in collaboration with Tacoma’s Rainbow Center and Seattle’s Pride Foundation.

Event Details

WHAT: Reclaiming Our History: An open forum on America’s first LGBTQ national monument

WHEN & WHERE:
Day 1: April 4, 2018 in Tacoma’s Rainbow Center, 6-8pm
Day 2: April 5, 2018 in Seattle’s Southside Commons, 6-8pm

WHO: LGBTQ community members and allies

CONTACT or RSVP: Please direct any questions to jtesch@npca.org.

RSVP Tacoma

RSVP Seattle

calendary icon Date April 4, 2018
  • Time:
    6:00 PM (PDT)
  • Location:
    April 4, 2018 at Tacoma’s Rainbow Center, 6-8pm April 5, 2018 in Seattle’s Southside Commons, 6-8pm

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