All posts tagged "ruby corado"
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Ruby Corado Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud
The former executive director of Casa Ruby now awaits sentencing in January, in which she faces up to 30 years in prison.
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Ruby Corado Expected to Plead Guilty to Wire Fraud Charge
The founder of Casa Ruby was previously charged with diverting pandemic relief funds into personal bank accounts.
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Ruby Corado Released on Home Arrest While Awaiting Trial
Judge releases the former Casa Ruby head, who is facing fraud and money laundering charges, on "personal recognizance."
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Ruby Corado Arrested for Fraud and Money Laundering
The founder of Casa Ruby was arrested in a hotel room in Laurel, Maryland, after an "unexpected return" to the United States.
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Wanda Alston Foundation Named Receiver for Casa Ruby
The D.C. Attorney General’s Office has named the Wanda Alston Foundation as the receiver for local LGBTQ nonprofit, shelter, and community center Casa Ruby, which...
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Judge Approves Receivership Request for Casa Ruby
A Superior Court Judge has approved a request for a receiver to oversee Casa Ruby's financial situation following allegations of mismanagement of funds.
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D.C. Attorney General Seeks to Freeze Casa Ruby’s Financial Accounts
On Monday, D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine’s office filed a temporary restraining order in D.C. Superior Court seeking to freeze the financial accounts of LGBTQ...
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Casa Ruby Shuts Down Housing Programs As Workers Go Unpaid
Employees point finger at founder Ruby Corado, saying she exercised tight control over the organization's finances, with little oversight.
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“I don’t want to be a distraction”: Ruby Corado hands reins of Casa Ruby over to Alexis Blackmon
Ruby Corado is stepping down from Casa Ruby, the organization she founded, because she doesn't want to "be a distraction"
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WATCH: Ruby Corado steps down as head of Casa Ruby
Ruby Corado says in a Facebook video that she made the decision to step down as executive director several weeks ago.
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Casa Ruby loses over $800,000 in D.C. DHS funding
Casa Ruby is raising funds for its low-barrier housing for LGBTQ youth after DHS decided not to renew an $800,000 grant that funds the program.
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Nellie’s is pledging to “do better” after protests. Community organizers aren’t convinced.
Collective Action for Safe Spaces and Harriet's Wildest Dreams accuse bar of seeking to evade accountability and protect its bottom line.
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International Transgender Day of Remembrance commemorates those lost to violence
Annual event, first started in 1999, remembers those trans people who lost their lives to anti-trans violence or bigotry
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Man threatens to carry out Pulse-style attack against Casa Ruby
Community center's founder says the man making the threats is the former abusive partner of one of their clients
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Ruby Corado – Metro Weekly Magazine – April 2, 2020
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