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Restaurants & Food in Washington DC

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Annie's Paramount Steak House

Restaurants & Food

Annie's Paramount Steak House

Washington, DC

Located in the historic Dupont Circle neighborhood, Annie's is family owned and a staple in the LGBTQ+ Community. Founded in 1948 by Greek immigrant George Katinas, Annie's is still family owned and proud to serve all. Come in for Classic American Comfort Food, Strong Cocktails, Homemade Desserts, Happy Hour and a welcoming environment for all!

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Community & Nonprofit in Washington DC

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Community & Nonprofit

National Black Justice Coalition

Washington, DC

The National Black Justice Coalition is a civil rights organization dedicated to the empowerment of Black lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and same-gender-loving people, including those living with HIV/AIDS. It advances federal policy, community engagement, and leadership development from Washington, DC.

LGBTQ-led
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Community & Nonprofit

Thurgood Marshall College Fund

Washington, DC

The Thurgood Marshall College Fund is the nation's largest organization exclusively representing publicly-supported Historically Black Colleges and Universities. It provides scholarships, professional development, internships, and career resources to HBCU students. It serves students and member institutions across the country.

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Community & Nonprofit

Autistic Self Advocacy Network

Washington, DC

The Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) is a Washington, D.C.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit run by and for autistic people. It advances the disability rights movement with regard to autism through community organizing, self-advocacy support, public policy advocacy, and public education.

Disability-led
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Civil Rights

League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)

Washington, DC

The oldest and largest Hispanic civil rights organization in the U.S., advancing Latino rights through local councils nationwide.

Community & Nonprofit

Black Women's Health Imperative

Washington, DC

The first nonprofit created by Black women to protect and advance the health of Black women and girls.

Black-led

Civil Rights

Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC

Washington, DC

National civil rights nonprofit advancing the civil and human rights of Asian Americans.

Civil Rights

UnidosUS

Washington, DC

The nation's largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization, working through research, policy and a network of affiliates.

Community & Nonprofit

National Congress of American Indians

Washington, DC

Oldest and largest organization advancing the collective interests of tribal governments and communities.

Indigenous-led

Legal in Washington DC

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Family Law

Reese Law

Washington, DC

Reese Law is a Washington DC practice with a page dedicated to same-sex couples, covering marriage recognition, divorce and the questions that follow. The practice covers divorce, child custody and support, spousal support, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements and mediation. Recognition across state lines is the recurring theme in this region, where a marriage performed in one jurisdiction has to be understood by another. The firm's page works through how marriages performed elsewhere are treated locally.

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Family Law

Strickler, Platnick & Hatfield, P.C.

Washington, DC

Strickler, Platnick & Hatfield practices family law across the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, with a dedicated same-sex marriage page for the District. The practice covers divorce, child custody and support, alimony, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements and mediation. The firm's page addresses custody and support for same-sex parents directly, on the sensible premise that parents remain connected through their children after a relationship ends. Practicing across three jurisdictions matters in this region, where a couple's home, marriage and job can easily sit in three different ones.

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Family Law

Douglas & Boykin PLLC

Washington, DC

Douglas & Boykin is a Washington DC firm with a dedicated same-sex divorce page within its family law practice. The practice covers divorce, child custody and support, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, spousal support, employment matters and business law. The firm's page addresses a genuinely awkward problem: couples who married in the District but live somewhere that will not dissolve the marriage. The District has taken steps to assist nonresident same-sex couples who were married in Washington DC, and knowing that route exists is the difference between being stuck and not.

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Real Estate in Washington DC

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Real Estate

Taylor Johnson Realtor

Washington, DC

He/Him/His. G. Taylor Johnson has extensive experience in buying and selling property, renovation, and property management. What’s important to Taylor when helping Sellers to sell their homes is to present the properties in the best light to attract motivated buyers. As an agent for Buyers, Taylor enjoys listening to them to find out their needs and wishes, then working with them to find the home that fits best. With practice in construction and landscaping, Taylor can also help his clients to visualize the great potential of prospective properties. A portion of every commission earned will be donated to a charity as mutually agreed upon with my clients. A former educator and fluent in Italian, Taylor is a long-time supporter of the Human Rights Campaign and AFS Intercultural Exchange. http://www.hrc.org/. http://www.afsusa.org/.

Welcoming businessLGBTQ-ownedOpen to All
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Events in Washington DC

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Nonprofits & Community Organizations in Washington DC

Nonprofits around Washington for getting help, getting involved and giving back: community centers, youth programs, health services, Pride, the arts, disability services and career support.

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Five young people in SMYAL shirts standing outside the SMYAL youth center on 7th Street SE
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Youth · Community center

SMYAL

Washington, DC

DC's LGBTQ+ youth center: free weekly programs, Camp Free2Be, mental health counseling, in-school support and youth housing for ages 6 to 24.

Serves: LGBTQ+ youth ages 6-24 and their families in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia

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Career & workforce · Economic empowerment

Dress for Success Washington, DC

Washington, DC

Interview suits, career coaching, workshops and a professional women's network for women entering and advancing in the DC workforce.

Serves: Women seeking work, starting new jobs or advancing their careers across the Washington, DC metro area

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Volunteers helping children at a dental health table during the Back 2 School Health and Wellness Festival

Economic empowerment · Advocacy & legal

Greater Washington Urban League

Washington, DC

DC's Urban League since 1938: rent and utility help, homeownership counseling, financial coaching, small business cohorts and family wellness.

Serves: Black and Brown families, residents and entrepreneurs in Washington, DC, Montgomery County and Prince George's County

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Children and parents playing a lawn game at the Rainbow Families family picnic at Hillwood

Family & PFLAG · Social & recreation

Rainbow Families

Washington, DC

Maybe Baby classes, support groups, playdates and an annual conference for LGBTQ+ parents and prospective parents in the DC area.

Serves: LGBTQ+ parents, families and prospective parents in the Washington, DC area, with virtual programs open nationwide

Community center · Health & HIV

The DC LGBTQ+ Community Center

Washington, DC

DC's LGBTQ+ community center on Wiltberger Street: a food pantry, clothing closet, HIV testing, peer support and a shared home for partner groups.

Serves: LGBTQ+ people of all ages in Washington, DC and the surrounding metro area

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