Stanford Pride and the Bryn Mawr LGBTIQ Alumni Association Present... An Intercollegiate LGBT Alumni Happy Hour during Equality Forum 2005 in Center City, Philadelphia! Philadelphia, PA

Once again we're celebrating PrideFest, now known as Equality Forum, with an intercollegiate happy hour.

For this event, we welcome all LGBT alumni and students from Stanford, the Ivy League and Seven Sisters Schools, as well as our friends from NYU, UVA, Duke, and Georgetown. We thank our hosts, Stanford Pride's Nick Kelley and the Bryn Mawr LGBTIQ Alumni Association's Dominique Johnson.

Woody's is at the corner of 13th and Walnut Streets in the heart of Philadelphia's "gayborhood." For directions visit http://www.woodysbar.com/contact.htm

Equality Forum began in 1993 as PrideFest Philadelphia, a non-profit organization hosting 15 regional organizations presenting substantive programs in a weekend. In 1999, PrideFest changed its name to PrideFest America and expanded to seven days. In 2003 the Board renamed the organization to Equality Forum to reflect the inclusion of international programs and an annual Featured Nation. Equality Forum promotes understanding of the impact of homophobia on individuals, families and society, and advances Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) equality.

For more information about Equality Forum 2005, visit their website: Equality Forum 2005 at http://www.equalityforum.com

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