Tonight, we'll test our familiarity with women of history, and knowledge of some of their most notable accomplishments by way of a fun quiz, multiple mini bios and, of course, lively discussion.

Doors will open at 6:00.

Online Viewing Party!!!

This Wednesday, we'll come together for a viewing party to watch "From This Day Forward," in observance of International Transgender Day of Visibility (Mar 31). The movie is the story of director Sharon Shattuck’s family and their journey with her father who came out as transgender when Sharon was in Middle School.

If you want to join the party, please send an email to [email protected] by Tuesday night so that we can send you the link.

Legal and financial professionals will be presented at GAAMC on Monday, April 24th, to share the latest information about family law and estate planning for same-gender couples and same-gender-loving singles. Join us for this potentially life-, love-, and estate-saving informative event.

GAAMC does not charge admission, though we do offer an opportunity for people to make a donation to offset expenses such as rent and the free refreshments we offer at every program.

The state of censorship: Defending the right to read

In schools and libraries around the country, protestors are attempting to ban books and trample students’ First Amendment right to read. In a discussion designed to educate, aggravate, and activate, award-winning school librarian Martha Hickson will deliver the latest news on school censorship and share strategies to keep free people reading freely.

Our speaker will be Martha Hickson. Martha Hickson holds a masters degree in Library and Information science from Rutgers University and has been a librarian at North Hunterdon High School in Annandale, NJ, since 2005. She has written for for a variety of publications, including School Library Journal, Booklist, KnowledgeQuest, the American Library Association Intellectual Freedom Blog, NJ.com, and CNN.com. Her defense of intellectual freedom has been recognized with awards from the New Jersey Association of School Librarians, the New Jersey Library Association, the American Association of School Librarians, and the National Council of Teachers of English. In 2022, the National Coalition Against Censorship presented Martha with the Judith Krug Outstanding Librarian Award and the American Library Association presented her with the Lemony Snicket Prize for Noble Librarians Faced with Adversity in recognition of her “energy and bravery in the face of … persistent and ongoing hostility,” while advocating for students’ First Amendment right to read.

Doors will open at 6:00pm. This is a free event, open to all friendly members of the public. Refreshments will be served.