Events, Speakers, Entertainment, Booths
Youth Pride Guide 2008
List of Events
Youth Pride Allies Reception
Friday, April 25
7 p.m.
Toutorsky Mansion
1720 16th St. NW
Tickets: $25
21 and up only
Youth Pride Day
Saturday, May 3
Noon to 5 p.m.
P Street Beach Park
23rd and P Streets NW
Free
Infatuation Dance
Saturday, May 3
6 to 9 p.m.
Josephine Butler Parks Center
2437 15th St. NW
Youth 22 and under only
IDs Required
Columbia Heights Metro
Admission: $5
Pride Day Event Booths & Vendors
As of press time, in alphabetical order.
Subject to change.
Advocates for Youth
Arlington Gay and Lesbian Liaison Team
Baltimore Gay Life
Black Pride Day
Break the Cycle
Brother Help Thyself
Campus Progress
Cherry Fund
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton
DC Concerned Providers/STIGMA
DC Crystal Meth Working Group
DC Transmasculine Society
Dignity Washington
Equality Virginia
Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit
Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC
GLSEN-Northern Virginia
GMU’s Office of LGBTQ Student Services
GWU’s Allied in Pride
Human Rights Campaign
La Clinica del Pueblo
Latino History Project
Mayor’s Office of LGBT Affairs
Metro DC PFLAG
Metro Weekly
NOVAM
NYAC
OUT for Work
PreventionWorks!
Rainbow Alliance from UU Church, Rockville
SMYAL
Targeting a Dream
Team DC
Transgender Health Empowerment (THE)
Twenties Group
Vaccine Research Center
Whitman-Walker Clinic
Women in Their Twenties
Youth Pride Alliance
Speakers & Performers
As of press time, in alphabetical order.
Subject to change.
Keynote
Greg Varnum
Acting Executive Director,
National Youth Advocacy Coalition (NYAC)
DJ
Brennan Sullivan
GWU’s Allied in Pride (Invited)
Charlie Bright
Cobra Kisses
Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton
Darby Hickey (Invited)
Korab Zuka
Luciano Guzman
Pat Corbett (Invited)
Samson
Stephen Wood
Youth testimonials throughout the day
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