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Gender Classification and Housing of DOC Inmates: Transgender, transsexual, intersex,<br />

and gender variant persons incarcerated by DC Department of Corrections (DOC)<br />

may request placement in a jail housing unit not in accord with their genitalia. DOC<br />

Transgender Committee (TC) (medical practitioner, mental health clinician, DOC<br />

supervisor, volunteer member of the transgender community) will: Review documents<br />

and information that identifies inmate as transgender or intersex, interview inmate, and<br />

assess inmate’s vulnerability to victimization if housed in general population. TC’s<br />

assessment of where inmate should be housed is based on: Inmate’s assessment of<br />

vulnerability, safety and security of inmate and staff, housing availability, gender identity<br />

and genitalia. TC can recommend inmate be housed: In general population, in protective<br />

custody, or in a unit consistent with gender identity, appearance, and overt expression<br />

that differs from their birth sex or genitalia.<br />

A. Programs & Services<br />

Office of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Affairs (GLBT) - 1350<br />

Pennsylvania, Avenue, NW, # 211 20004<br />

(202) 727-9493, Fax (202) 727-5931 www.glbt.dc.gov<br />

Sterling Washington, Director; Amy Loudermilk, Deputy Director<br />

Liaison between Mayor’s Office and the LGBT community. Provides advocacy,<br />

technical assistance, research, public education, and awareness. No individual<br />

representation or advocacy.<br />

MPD Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit (LLU) - 1369-A Connecticut Avenue, NW<br />

20010<br />

(202) 727-5427, (202) 347-8164, Fax (202) 724-4120 Gllu@dc.gov<br />

Sergeant Matthew Mahl, Supervisor<br />

Focuses on safety of LGBT community. Community education, hate crime<br />

investigation, conduct neighborhood patrol functions. 911 Emergency Call Operators<br />

receives complaint calls then immediately forwards the complaint to the LLU team.<br />

Al-Anon/AlaTeen/ACOA (<strong>Adult</strong> Children of Alcoholics) –<br />

(202) 635-2023 - DC and Maryland<br />

(703) 534-HELP (4357) www.adultchildren.org, hwww.al-anon-alateen-dcmd.org/<br />

Alcoholics Anonymous - 4530 Connecticut Avenue, NW, # 111 20008 www.aadc.org<br />

(202) 966-9115<br />

All are welcome to AA meetings, “Where and When” book lists separate meetings for<br />

gays and lesbians (see Alcohol & Drug Abuse Chapter).<br />

Casa Ruby - 2822 Georgia Avenue, NW 20010<br />

(202) 355-5155, Ruby Corado, Executive Director<br />

(16 yrs +) (Co-ed) Transitional housing and support services for LGBT. (Length of<br />

Stay, as needed).<br />

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<strong>Adult</strong> Resource <strong>Directory</strong>: <strong>2013</strong><br />

Community & Confinement Access Guide

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