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About The Author
Surina Khan is Associate Analyst at Political Research Associates. Her
research and writing has been published widely in periodicals, including
Sojourner, The Boston Phoenix, The Worcester Phoenix, Gay Community News,
Boston Magazine, The Harvard Gay and Lesbian Review, and The Washington
Blade, among others.
Acknowledgments
PRA, NGLTF, and EPF gratefully acknowledge the support of the funders
who helped make possible the research, writing, and distribution of this
report. They include: the Astraea National Lesbian Action Foundation, the
Columbia Foundation, the Deer Creek Foundation, the Gill Foundation, the
Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation, the United Church Board for Homeland Ministries,
Division of the American Missionary Association, and several individual
donors.
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build support for Promise Keepers, how they organize in communities of
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