Black Pride Vendors
Sunday Expo, May 24 2012
As of press time; subject to change.
The Expo will be held on
Sunday, May 27
From Noon to 6 p.m.
Francis-Stevens Educational Campus
2425 N St. NW
Washington, D.C.
Vendors
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
Andromeda Transcultural Health
Better World Advertising – Testing Makes Us Stronger
Carl Vogel Center
DC Office of Human Rights
Delta Elite, Inc.
Equality Maryland Foundation, Inc.
Equality Virginia
First Aid
Food & Friends
Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance (GLAA)
Gertrude Stein Democratic Club
Healthy African American Men Initiative
House of d’marsh
International Federation of Black Prides, Inc.
Lambda Legal
Latino GLBT History Project
Marylanders for Marriage Equality
Metro DC Community Center
Metro Weekly Magazine
NAPWA
National Black Justice Coalition
Obama For America
Olivia Travel
SMYAL
TEAM DC
Transgender Health Empowerment
Unity Fellowship Church, MCC and Fellowship Churches
Us Helping Us, People Into Living, Inc.
Washington Blade
Whitman Walker Health
Writer’s Island
Directions
Metro: Orange/Blue Line-Foggy Bottom station, Red Line-Dupont Circle station
Bus: 31 (Wisconsin Avenue); 32, 36 (Pennsylvania Avenue); 37 (Wisconsin Avenue Limited);D1 (Glover Park-Federal Triangle); D2 (Glover Park-Dupont Circle); D3 (Ivy City-Dupont Circle) D5 (MacArthur Blvd-Georgetown); D6 (Sibley Hospital-Stadium/Armory); G2 (P Street-LeDroit Park); H1 (Brookland-Potomac Park); L1, L2 (Connecticut Ave); N2, N3, N4, N6 (Massachusetts Ave); DC Circulator
Welcome
Message from the DC Black Pride Board
Board and List of Sponsors
Black Pride Vendors
Proclamations & Recognitions
Entertainment
Battle Ground: Simone Battle of X-Factor
Film Forum: Festival’s 3 powerful, provocative films
Partying with Pride: Nightlife returns in a big way
Royal Welcome: King Peggy of Ghana
Calendars
Health & Wellness Expo
Black Pride Schedule of Events
Workshop Schedule: Success, support & sex
International Federation of Black Prides
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