‘Equality Rules: A guide to equality for Gay Men, Lesbians and Bisexuals under WA Law’. This document was prepared and published in conjunction with Gay and Lesbian Equality (WA) Inc.

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These projects were collaborations between GLCS, Freedom Centre, WAAC and P Flag. Talks were presented at schools and youth groups. Community and government events were attended. They also funded community…

Read more about ‘Celebrate Diversity’ and ‘Same Sky’ projects

The first ever edition of OUT in Perth was released on 6th June. OUT in Perth is still going today! (Online only.)

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The ‘Equality Rules’ project commences. A community education project about the big 2002 law reform. GLCS and GALE WA (Gay and Lesbian Equality WA) ran this project to educate our…

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The Parliament of Western Australia passes the Acts Amendment (Lesbian and Gay Law Reform) Act 2002. This Act: equalised the age of consent to 16 (previously 16 for heterosexual men…

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Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service expands its services and changes their name to Gay and Lesbian Community Services.

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Gay and Lesbian Community Services (GLCS) move into the Lotteries House in City West. We’ve had a few moves within that building, but we’re still there!

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WestPride Archives (formerly the Gay and Lesbian Archives WA or GALAWA) was registered as an incorporated association in 1998. WestPride Archives preserves and curates a collection of historically significant materials…

Read more about WestPride Archives founded

Giz Watson was Member of the Western Australian Legislative Council, North Metropolitan Region, 1997-2013. Giz Watson was a key advocate on behalf of GLCS to get Health Department funding of…

Read more about First openly LGBTIQA+ member of WA Legislative Council

GLCS and WAAC receive federal funding for the “Here For Life”  youth suicide prevention project. This was a major step forward in our training and consultancy. It increased capacity. developed…

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Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service received $10,000 from the Connie Awards to support services.

Read more about GLCS receives Connie Awards funds

Women on Women (WOW) was a six-week course on identity and relationships for same gender attracted woman. Facilitators were trained by GLCS in 1995.

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