LGBTQ+ Equality Day at the Capitol 2019

Contact Information

First Name:

Last Name:

Address:: Home Address Line 1; Address Line 2; City; State/Province; Postal Code

Home Phone:

Email Address:

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Additional Information

Please provide the following additional information about yourself to help us create an inclusive environment.

Pronouns: A pronoun is a word that substitutes for a noun; in this case, a word that substitutes for your name. Please tell us the set(s) of pronouns you want people to use to refer to you. Examples: they/them, she/her, ze/zir, he/him, per/pers, use my name.

Accessibility Needs: Please tell us about any accessibility needs that you have. Both First United Methodist Church and the Capitol have no stairs to enter the buildings, elevators to upper floors, and vehicle drop-off points at/near the entryway(s).

Dietary Needs/Allergies: Please tell us if you have any food allergies, dietary restrictions, or other needs around the food that will be provided for breakfast & lunch (examples: vegan, gluten-free, vegetarian, low carb, tree nut allergy, etc.)

Accessibility accommodations requested:
Dietary restrictions and allergies:
Gender/Gender Identity:
Organizational affiliations if any:
Pronouns (Required):
Race/Ethnicity:
Sexual Orientation:

Afternoon Activity Options

Although it may not be possible for everyone to attend a one-on-one or small group meeting with a legislator, we want to be sure to make those meetings happen for as many people as possible. If you want to meet with the legislator for your district, it is possible that they might support anti-LGBTQ+ legislation. Please indicate which activities you would be interested in participating in during the afternoon, after a briefing and training session in the morning:

: Meet with my state representative or state senator
: Meet with any state representative or state senator
: Drop off information to state representatives' and/or state senators' offices
: Participate in community discussion or activities instead of visiting the Capitol