November 20 Vancouver The Society […]
When
1974-11-20
Description
November 20 Vancouver The Society for Education Action Research and Counselling on Homosexuality (SEARCH) was formed in reaction to harassment and raids of gay bars and clubs during October. Malcolm Crane and Warren Hague were two of the organizers of SEARCH. The twenty-one people who met at the founding meeting of SEARCH represented a variety of clubs and organizations in Vancouver, although members of GATE (Vancouver) were excluded. The group's aim was to form a coalition to present a united front against official harassment of the gay community. (see also November 23 and December 17,1974.)
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December 17 Vancouver […]November 23 Vancouver Thirty-five […]November 17 Vancouver At a civic […]October Vancouver Policemen and city […]All Places
VancouverAll People
Warren HagueMalcolm CraneAll Organizations
Gay Alliance toward Equality GATE VancouverSociety for Education Action Research and Counselling on Homosexuality (SEARCH)All Citations
Jack Wasserman, Column, Vancouver Sun, four star ed,, 5 November 1974, p. 35," Society for Education Action Research and Counselling on Homosexuality (SEARCH)" vertical file, Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives, Toronto;Don Hann and Rob Joyce, "City Police Record: Smash Hit!" Gay Tide, no, 16 (1977), p, 4;Maurice Flood, "Double Standard, Double Dealing," Gay Tide 2 (March 1975): 3-4;"A Brief History of SEARCH," SEARCHLight 1 (April 1978): 4;
