Terri Worman

American activist
Terri Worman
Occupation(s)American feminist, LGBT advocate

Terri Worman is an American feminist and LGBT advocate. She attended Indiana University. For a time she was a ranger at the Women's Rights National Historical Park. In 1989 Worman settled in Chicago, Illinois.[1] She has been active in Chicago advocacy groups including the Chicago Task Force on LGBT Aging, the Illinois Prochoice Alliance, and the National Organization for Women: Chicago Chapter (Chicago NOW).[2]

In 2004 Worman was inducted into the Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame.[1] She has written for AARP[3] and works with that association on elder care issues at the state level on advocacy and outreach.[4]

References

  1. ^ a b "Terri Worman". Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame. Retrieved 8 June 2023.
  2. ^ "Terri Worman". Chicago Gay History. Retrieved 8 June 2023.
  3. ^ "Terri Worman". AARP States. Retrieved 8 June 2023.
  4. ^ "LGBT-elder advocate Terri Worman shares her story - Windy City Times News". Windy City Times. 23 August 2017. Retrieved 8 June 2023.
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1990–1999
1991
1992
1993
1994
  • Robert J. Adams
  • Tracy Baim
  • George S. Buse
  • James A. Bussen
  • Lori Cannon
  • John Chester
  • Chicago House and Social Service Agency
  • Samuel F. Davis Jr.
  • Adrienne J. Goodman
  • Earnest E. Hite Jr.
  • Bruce Koff
  • Ellis B. Levin
  • Lionheart Gay Theatre Company
  • Open Hand Chicago
  • Gregory A. Sprague
  • Elizabeth E. Tocci
  • Steven F. Wakefield
1995
1996
1997
  • Toni Armstrong Jr.
  • Miguel Ayala
  • Roger Chaffin
  • James C. Darby
  • Dignity Chicago
  • Ida Greathouse
  • John Hammell
  • Rick Karlin
  • Corinne J. Kawecki
  • Larry McKeon
  • David G. Ostrow
  • Mary Ann Smith
1998
1999
2000–2009
2000
2001
2002
  • Affinity Community Services
  • Evette Cardona
  • C. C. Carter
  • Jim Gates (Chicago businessman)
  • Louis I. Lang
  • Mattachine Midwest
  • NAMES Project Chicago Chapter
  • Charles Edward Nelson II
  • Mona Noriega
  • Christina Smith
  • Lauren Sugerman
2003
  • Angel Abcede
  • About Face Theatre
  • AIDS Legal Council of Chicago
  • Buddies' Restaurant and Bar
  • Tania Callaway
  • Armand R. Cerbone
  • Chicago Black Lesbians and Gays
  • R. Sue Connolly
  • Bon Foster
  • The Graham Family
  • Tonda L. Hughes
  • Patricia M. Logue
  • John Pennycuff
  • Laurence E. Spang
  • Sheron Denise Webb
  • Albert N. Williams
2004
  • Roger Brown
  • Christopher Clason
  • Charles E. Clifton
  • Frank Galati
  • Ralph Paul Gernhardt
  • Suzanne Marie Kraus
  • Lincoln Park Lagooners
  • Mulryan and York, Attorneys at Law
  • PFLAG/Chicago
  • Julio Rodriguez
  • Nan Schaffer
  • Terri Worman
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010–2019
2010
2011
  • Paul Adams
  • Greg Cameron
  • Antonia Flores
  • Grant Lynn Ford
  • Robert Garofalo
  • Good Shepherd Parish Metropolitan Community Church
  • Ted Grady
  • Marcia Hill
  • Tony Jackson
  • Jenner & Block LLP
  • Lakeside Pride Music Ensembles
  • The Night Ministry
  • Brett Shingledecker
  • Jon Simmons
2012
  • Lois L. Bates
  • Chi-Town Squares
  • Chicago Black Gay Men's Caucus
  • St. Sukie de la Croix
  • Sanford E. Gaylord
  • William W. Greaves
  • Keith R. Green
  • Mark Ishaug
  • David Orr
  • Proud to Run, Chicago
  • Bill Pry
  • Chuck Rodocker
  • Heather C. Sawyer
  • Laura S. Washington
  • Honey West
2013
2014
2015
  • Jean Albright
  • Fred Eychaner
  • Emmanuel Garcia
  • Stanley Jencyzk
  • Lesbian and Gay Police Association
  • Gay Officers Action League
  • Phoenix Matthews
  • Gail Morse
  • Michael O'Connor
  • Jan Schakowsky
  • Barbara Smith
  • Camilla B. Taylor
  • Lauren Verdich
2016
2017
2020–2029
2020
2021
  • Ginni Clemmens
  • Lisa Isadora Cruz
  • Lana Hostetler
  • Thomas Hunt (activist)
  • Wayne Johnson (graphic designer)
  • Otis Mack
  • PrideChicago
  • Ralphi Rosario
  • Betty Lark Ross
  • Urban Pride
  • Kirk Williamson
    2022
  • Maya Green
  • Zahara Monique Bassett
  • Matthew Harvat
  • Paul Highfield
  • Thomas (T.L.) Noble
  • Joey Soloway
  • Dan Wolf (Chicago)
  • Windy City Performer Arts
  • Outspoken (Chicago)
  • Homocore Chicago
  • Patty the Pin Lady
  • Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center
  • Season of Concern Chicago

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