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Washington Blade Coverage of the 2018 Equality Virginia Commonwealth Dinner
Washington Blade Coverage of the 2018 Equality Virginia Commonwealth Dinner
Washington Blade Coverage of the 2018 Equality Virginia Commonwealth Dinner
Washington Blade coverage of Equality Virginia's 2018 Commonwealth Dinner, attended by Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and nearly 1,000 legislators, business and community leaders and activists.
“Veterans — especially LGBTQ-plus veterans — are used to taking on adversity,” she said. “We don’t quit.”
2017 OUT 100
Washington Blade Coverage of the 2018 Equality Virginia Commonwealth Dinner
Washington Blade Coverage of the 2018 Equality Virginia Commonwealth Dinner
OUT Magazine's 2017 "OUT 100"- "Despite 'efforts by a spiteful minority,' as activist Ann Murdoch puts it, trans service members still have hope for, and, most importantly, pride in their country."
2017 OUT 100 Gala Coverage
Washington Blade Coverage of the 2018 Equality Virginia Commonwealth Dinner
Veterans Day Wreath Laying at Congressional Cemetery
Ann Murdoch at the 2017 OUT 100 Gala on the red carpet! See OUT's full photo gallery to check it out.
Veterans Day Wreath Laying at Congressional Cemetery
Veterans Day Wreath Laying at Congressional Cemetery
Veterans Day Wreath Laying at Congressional Cemetery
It has been a tradition continued in some form or fashion every Veterans Day since 1989. LGBTQ Community members have gathered in the Congressional Cemetery at the grave of Sgt. Leonard Matlovich on Veterans Day to remember his service and sacrifice, and honor all our LGBT Veterans and Service Members.
2018 Equality Virginia Dinner
Veterans Day Wreath Laying at Congressional Cemetery
2018 Equality Virginia Dinner
"Ann Murdoch, a member of our Transgender Advocacy Speakers Bureau, took the stage to share a journey of self-discovery, complete with a knight, terrible dragons, and triumphant princess. She likened the advocates and supporters of Equality Virginia to the great rainbow army that helped her defeat the dragons of shame and discrimination. We’ve all heard inspiring stories about a transgender person’s journey towards self-acceptance and happiness, but Ann’s unique perspective helped us shine a light on how transgender military bans impact our neighbors, friends, and loved ones right here in Virginia."