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SCOTUS ruling sparks fear for future LGBT discrimination

On June 30 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a website designer seeking an enjoinment to deny services to same-sex couples. 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis is a Supreme Court case in which a 6-3 decision ruled in favor of website designer Lorie Smith, confirming she had the first amendment right to refuse.

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Students showcase their creative skills at the annual business market On Sept. 17, Grand Valley State University students gathered on the Kindschi lawn to put on display their art, jewelry and other creative skills. The Student Business Market invited 25 students this year to decorate their own tables and showcase their creative work. The students.

GV celebrates Trans Week of Visibility

This year, Grand Valley State University celebrated Trans Week of Visibility with several events aimed to raise awareness of the LGBTQ community. The week of events ended with the celebration of National Transgender Day of Visibility.  To start the week of events, the Milton E. Ford LGBTQ Resource Center hosted the “Femme Queen Chronicles,” a.

GVSU to host upcoming LGBTQ-centered events | PressReleasePoint

GVSU, in partnership with the Milton E. Ford LGBT Resource Center and student organizations, will be hosting multiple events celebrating LGBTQ visibility.

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City partners with Grand Rapids Pride Center for police and fire training - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Grand Rapids Business Journal The Grand Rapids City Commission approved a contract with the Grand Rapids Pride Center for an in-person training program for all sworn members of the Grand Rapids police and fire departments. The training program will be designed to expand capacity and build awareness of inclusive public safety practices that recognize, affirm and show mutual respect for LGBTQ+ community members and intersecting identities. Public safety inclusive training will provide an examination and understanding of the history of the relationship between law enforcement and the LGBTQ+ community, create an understanding of the intersectionality between queerness and marginalized communities, and provide practical tools that will lead to a safer community through building trust based on better interactions between public safety employees and the LGBTQ+ community.

Grand Rapids police officers, firefighters to undergo additional LGBTQ training

Grand Rapids police officers, firefighters to undergo additional LGBTQ training Updated 12:17 PM; Today 12:17 PM Grand Rapids police officers and firefighters will undergo additional LGBTQ training. (MLive file photo)Neil Blake | MLive.com Facebook Share GRAND RAPIDS, MI Grand Rapids police officers and firefighters will undergo additional training intended to increase awareness and build trust with the LGBTQ community. The training was approved Tuesday, April 13, by city commissioners at a cost not to exceed $20,000. It includes learning from past mistakes, awareness of oppression and microaggressions, misgendering and using gender-neutral language, best practices in de-escalation and crisis management involving LGBT individuals and more.

Grand Rapids police, fire department partner with Pride Center for inclusivity training

City Commissioners approved this week a contract with the Grand Rapids Pride Center for an in-person training program for GRPD and the Grand Rapids Fire Department.

City partners with Pride Center for GR Police and Fire Department training

City partners with Pride Center for GR Police and Fire Department training “The Pride Center training is an important step in advancing our efforts to embed equity and inclusion in City policies and practices.” Author: 13 ON YOUR SIDE Staff Published: 10:57 AM EDT April 14, 2021 Updated: 11:00 AM EDT April 14, 2021 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich This week, the Grand Rapids City Commission approved a contract with the Grand Rapids Pride Center for an in-person training program for all sworn members of the Grand Rapids Police Department and the Grand Rapids Fire Department. The training program will be designed to expand capacity and build awareness of inclusive public safety practices that recognize, affirm and show mutual respect for 2-SLGBTQIA+ community members and intersecting identities.