Items (57 total)
You Are Needed
GLAD newsletter including details on sponsoring a lesbian support group.
The Pink Triangle
Pink triangle button with information card that reads: Each group singled out by the Nazis
and sent to the concentration camps of the Third Reich in Germany had an identifying symbol.
The homosexuals were forced to were a pink triangle. It has…
Thank You Letter
Thank you letter to anyone who supported the Charlie B. Adoption Fund.
Sarah D. Leibowits Program
Program for the Sarah D. Leibowits performance, a benefit for the Charlie B. adoption fund. A description of the situation reads: Lee Balser, a psychology assistant in Newark who started the gay men's support group here at Denison, is trying to…
Memorandum for Gay Awareness Week
Schedule of events for GLAD's 1985 Gay Awareness Week.
Letter to GLAD Members
Letter to GLAD members about the return of steering committee.
Letter to GLAD Members
GLAD letter informing of next meeting, typed on GLAD stationery with logo.
Letter to GLAD Members
GLAD letter informing members of a scheduled meeting time, typed on GLAD stationery with logo.
Letter to GLAD Members
Letter to GLAD members informing members of the last scheduled meeting.
Letter to GLAD Members
Letter to GLAD members from April 19th, 1987.
Letter to GLAD Members
Form sent to GLAD members inquiring about possible volunteers or ideas for GLAD events and scheduling next meeting.
Letter to Faculty, Staff, and Students
Letter to faculty and staff informing them of a fund raiser to support Lee Balser, who is fighting for the rights to adopt a 7 year old boy.
Invitation to Sarah D. Leibowits: Unexpected Song
Invitation to Sarah D. Leibowits' performance Unexpected Song, a benefit for the Charlie B. adoption fund.
GLAD to Present Benefit
News release stating that Sarah D. Leibowits: Unexpected Song will be presented April 12, 1989 and is to benefit Lee Balser with legal costs to adopt 7 year old boy.
GLAD Newsletter
GLAD newsletter, next meeting February 5th. "We will have a special woman speaking on how she thinks the lesbian experience differs from the gay experience."