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Sunday, may 16
9:30AM - 10:45AM
Guest Speaker: Gregory Snyder
A native of the Susquehanna Valley, Greg was raised in Selinsgrove and now resides in Sunbury.
Greg’s activism began just before his 17th birthday when taking his first Political Science course at Susquehanna University. On his 18th birthday, Greg registered to vote and joined the ACLU and became active in causes that were near and dear to his heart. This began a 41 year journey of activism for the cause of equal rights for all people. This journey has taken many paths from LGBTQ rights, to womens’ rights, to the rights of immigrants and people around the world. Greg was a founding member of Caring Communities for AIDS in the early 1990’s and worked in President Clinton’s re-election office in Washington DC in 1996. Greg has served as a board member for our local chapter of his beloved ACLU and has served in many positions within the Democratic Party, including as county chairman.
Greg is very well known in both political and philanthropic circles in the Valley and has built a large network of contacts that enable him to accomplish a great deal in the fight for equal rights and social justice.
Having grown up in the Valley as a member of the LGBTQ community, Greg has a unique perspective on the issues that face that community in the heartland of America.
Greg’s activism began just before his 17th birthday when taking his first Political Science course at Susquehanna University. On his 18th birthday, Greg registered to vote and joined the ACLU and became active in causes that were near and dear to his heart. This began a 41 year journey of activism for the cause of equal rights for all people. This journey has taken many paths from LGBTQ rights, to womens’ rights, to the rights of immigrants and people around the world. Greg was a founding member of Caring Communities for AIDS in the early 1990’s and worked in President Clinton’s re-election office in Washington DC in 1996. Greg has served as a board member for our local chapter of his beloved ACLU and has served in many positions within the Democratic Party, including as county chairman.
Greg is very well known in both political and philanthropic circles in the Valley and has built a large network of contacts that enable him to accomplish a great deal in the fight for equal rights and social justice.
Having grown up in the Valley as a member of the LGBTQ community, Greg has a unique perspective on the issues that face that community in the heartland of America.
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