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Voting for Change Marriage Equality poster from a campus rally

LGBTRC 20th Anniversary schedule of events

  • Voting for Change Marriage Equality poster from a campus rally
    Image | 2008 | LGBT at UIUCA rally sign used on campus during the controversial years between 2007 to 2009 when civil unions andSame-sex marriage went through several iterations of legislation in Champaign County.Same-sex marriage became a reality in the state of Illinois in June, 2014.
  • LGBTRC 20th Anniversary schedule of events
    Multi-Page Item | 2 pages | 2013 | LGBT at UIUCSchedule of events from the Resource Center's 20th anniversary that took place in 2013. In 2008, the office changed its name from "Office of Concerns" to "Resouce Center." The Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Relations was beginning to take shape in the summer of 2008 and the cultural and resource centers were folded under this new umbrella. Office administrators also f...