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Latino Gay History Project Honors Leaders & La Clinica del Pueblo

 

 
 
Melendes-Rivera, Alvarado, Zea, Gonzales, Buitrago, Aguirre & La Clinica del Pueblo
 

Washington, DC  – Join the Latino GLBT History Project for their ceremonial awards honoring local and national leaders for their noteworthy contributions: Lisbeth Melendes-Rivera, Marta Alvarado, Maria Cecilia Zea, Gladis Gonzales, Diego Sanchez Luigi Buitrago, Ignacio Aguirre and the Youth empowerment program of La clínica del Pueblo. 

 
Salvadorian writer J. Fredis Romero, will deliver a talk and sign several of his books including Puñaladas al corazon and Desnudo Frente a mi Pueblo .Romero is the publisher for Authorhouse and also serves on the board of Directors of the Latino GLBT History Project www.jfredisromero.com.
 
GLBT Awards Ceremony
Friday, September 18
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. (Adult Program)
The Historical Society of Washington, D.C.
801 K Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001
 
For more information contact Jose Gutierrez at the Latino GLBT History Project at JoseGutierrezDC@aol.com.
 
(A program collaboration of the Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs (OLA).
CONTACT: 
Jose Gutierrez JoseGutierrezDC@aol.com



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