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An Announcement From Lifelong AIDS Alliance and Public Health King County

February 18, 2003

Lifelong AIDS Alliance in collaboration with Public Health King County is opening Seattle's first Transgender Resource Center. The Resource Center will be a dedicated space for transgender individuals to gather for social HIV prevention events and to address the unique needs of the transgender community.

Project volunteers are needed to conduct street outreach, recruit volunteers to assist with the development of center activities, materials and events developed specifically with transgenders at heart. The following is one of the events coming up:

Catch the T -- The Series

Transgender Leadership
Date: February 27th 2003
Time: 7-9 pm
Place: 1415 10th Avenue Studio 5 (up the Ramp to the Right)
Contact: 206-860-2191

Topics addressed:

Introduction of Transgender Resource Center
Results of the Lifelong AIDS Alliance Transgender Needs Assessment
New service provisions

RSVP requested but not required. Food and refreshments will be provided.

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