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GRAI hosting info session and 'Before Stonewall' screening this month

GLBTI Rights In Ageing (GRAI) are hosting an information session and screening of Before Stonewall at the State Library of WA later this month.

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The info session will begin with a talk on ‘Navigating Aged Care – Connecting with services and support’ from Justine Martyr, followed by refreshments and a film screening.

The Australian premiere of the remastered documentary Before Stonewall: The making of a gay and lesbian community explores the time before the watershed moment in New York 50 years ago.

The event is a collaboration between GRAI and RAAFA Seniors Living.

Before Stonewall will be at the WA State Library on Thursday 29th August. Tickets and more information available from Eventbrite.

OIP Staff


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