Illinois Gender Advocates Transgender Day of Rememberance Illinois Gender Advocates Transgender Day of Rememberance 2004
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Cook County Passes November 2002 Cook County amended the County's Human Rights Ordinance to include the classification of Gender Identity... two weeks after the Chicago City Council passed a similar amendment. (11/19/02)
Chicago Passes November 2002 Today the Chicago City Council passed an amendment to the city's anti-bias laws that makes it illegal to discriminate against a person on the basis of gender identity. (11/6/02)
Remembrance 2002
Sept 2002
Candlelight Vigil set for November 20 in Chicago as part of National Transgender Day of Remembrance
4th Matthew Shepard March
Sept 2002
4th Annual Matthew Shepard March Against Anti-Gay Hate
to Focus on Rights for Trans - Set for October 5
Pride Parade June 2002 It's Time Illinois carries campaign for Gender Identity Amendment to the Pride Parade
Press Conference
April 2002
It's Time Illinois and the Chicago Commission on Human Relations hold press conference to release 2002 discrimination report
Vigil
Nov 2001
Day of Remembrance Vigil Scheduled for Thompson Center in Chicago on November 28
DeKalb
Sept 2000
It's Time Illinois Congratulates DeKalb City Council for Passing
Gender-Inclusive Legislation
5th Annual Report
May 2000
It's Time, Illinois to release its 5th annual report on discrimination and hate crimes against gender variant people in Illinois at May 1st press conference.
Human First Award
March 2000
Horizons Community Services presents the annual Human First Award to Miranda Stevens-Miller
Delegate to DNC
Jan 2000
Miranda Stevens-Miller became the first known transgender person to be slated as a Delegate to the Democratic National Convention in over a quarter of a century.
TG Rights
Jan 2000
Transgender Civil Rights in Illinois subject of FOX 32 News Special Report.
Railway Museum
Nov 1999
Prominent transgender leader forced to resign as president of Illinois Railway Museum
CCHR
July 1999
The Chicago Commission on Human Relations today adopted a resolution urging the Chicago City Council to amend its Human Rights Ordinance to include gender identity and self-image."
HRC
July 1999
Coalition of Organizations Plan Action At HRC Chicago Dinner Targeting HRC's Policy of Exclusion
ACGLI
June 1999
The Advisory Council on Gay and Lesbian Issues (ACGLI) of the Chicago Commission on Human Relations passes two important transgender supportive resolutions.
Schakowsky
June 1999
Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky first Member of Congress to officially recognize gender variant people when she amended her office nondiscrimination policies.
EBAH
March 1999
Thousands of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people came out in force at the events going on all across Illinois as part of Equality Begins at Home.
Evanston
July 1997
The Evanston City Council made history as Evanston became the first city in Illinois to extend human rights protection to their transgendered residents and visitors.

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