At a performance oversight hearing on January 30, leaders from five local LGBTQ organizations, along with representatives from four other groups assisting LGBTQ folks in D.C., came together. They discussed how things are running at D.C.'s Mayor's Office on LGBTQ Affairs. This hearing, led by D.C. Council member Brianne Nadeau, who chairs their Committee on Public Works and Operations, also touched on matters related because it included a look at both Veterans Affairs and Religious Affairs as well..................>....
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