DC Anti-Violence Project

DC Anti- Violence Project : Thursday, April 24th, 2025
For security reasons we now ask that community members reach out to us via email for the Zoom info. Send us a quick email to : [email protected]

The next meeting of the DC Anti-Violence Project (formerly known as GLOV) will be at 7 pm via Zoom. These are open meetings, and we would love to see anyone who is interested in learning more and getting involved in lessening violence both within and directed towards the LGBT communities.
For more information check out https://thedccenter.org/events/

“Protecting Your Peace & Cultivating Q***r Joy” is a free 1.5-hour workshop – Via Zoom discussing boundaries, resilience, and forms of resistance for the LGBTQ+ community in the Washington, DC, region. We hope you leave with new skills and support to help you make it through an increasingly hostile political and media landscape.

We encourage you to find a private and comfortable spot to join the Zoom. Plan to arrive on time as no one will be let in after 7pm. This will include a period of imaginative reflection so feel free to bring a journal or art supplies, but it is not required.

Registration is required. If you are interested in joining us on Wednesday, April 2nd, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., please register at https://thedccenter.org/events/peacejoy25/ so we can send you the Zoom information.

We are all meeting remotely via Zoom. We would love for you to join us.

For security reasons we now ask that community members reach out to us via email for the Zoom info. Send us a quick email to : [email protected]

The next meeting of the DC Anti-Violence Project (formerly known as GLOV) will be at 7 pm via Zoom. These are open meetings, and we would love to see anyone who is interested in learning more and getting involved in lessening violence both within and directed towards the LGBT communities.

The primary mission of the DC Anti-Violence Project is to reduce violence against LGBT individuals (and those perceived as LGBT) through community outreach, education, and monitoring cases to ensure that the rights and dignity of LGBT victims are respected and protected. The DC Anti-Violence Project also seeks to assist victims of anti-LGBT violence by advocating on their behalf, encouraging reporting, and providing a community of support.