Save the Date for Summer Meeting 2015!

September 17, 2014

Every year, the Equality Federation Institute hosts its annual Summer Meeting, bringing together LGBT movement leaders from across the country to build skills and forge connections that strengthen the incredible work that’s happening in all the communities we call home.

Even as many of us are still energized from the 2014 Summer Meeting in Minneapolis, next year’s meeting will be here before you know it, and we want you to save the date!

For Summer Meeting 2015, we are headed to North Carolina from July 22 – 25, where our friends at Equality NC will serve as gracious hosts in the vibrant city of Charlotte.

The meeting will be held at the Westin Charlotte (601 South College Street, Charlotte, NC). At the beginning of next year, we will send out more detailed information, but for now, be sure to mark your calendars for July 22 – 25, 2015. We can’t wait to see you in Charlotte!

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