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Some of the Ways We Connect the Dots

Under a rainbow flag, linking the Dots. Another Dorchester change: a voice for gays.

DotOUT 2020-06-15T07:47:34-05:00 June 14th, 2020|Uncategorized|

Harvest Mixer 2018

Harvest Mixer kicked into plaid realness November 4th Ashmont Grill poured on the hospitality with a grand back patio fall setting near the fire Raised more than

Chris M. 2020-06-14T16:39:43-05:00 November 12th, 2018|Uncategorized|

Guess Who Liked Our Chili?

Fans of Mark and Pam's THUNDER CHILI made a special trip to the DotOUT chili table at Sunday's Dorchester Chili Cook-off.

DotOUT 2018-05-31T20:57:01-05:00 May 31st, 2018|Uncategorized|

Most EVAH! #GivingTuesday and Giving Back

Remember summer tea dance at dbar? You thought you were just having fun, buying in-seam raffles tickets, slurping adult Sno-cones, grooving to great music with a steamy shark... Surprise! Just like

DotOUT 2020-06-14T22:54:24-05:00 November 28th, 2017|Charitable, Donate, Harvest Mixer|

District Incumbent? Candidate Website Email Phone Mayor I Marty Walsh http://www.martywalsh.org info@martywalsh.org (617) 297-5181 Mayor Tito Jackson http://www.titojacksonformayor.com teamtito@titojacksonformayor.com (617) 297-8212 7 Rufus Faulk http://www.rufusforboston.com/ info@friendsofrufusjfaulkforcitycouncil.com (857) 230-0272 7

DotOUT 2020-06-15T07:45:25-05:00 October 20th, 2017|Endorsement, Political|

Eligibility for Endorsement Night Voting

Our longtime members are familiar with DotOUT's bylaws—heck, they've been members before we even had any bylaws! For folks new to Dorchester and are all fired up about all

DotOUT 2018-05-27T17:25:45-05:00 September 2nd, 2017|Endorsement, Political|

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DotOUT Distributing Rainbow Flags to South Boston Businesses and Residences

I know we did fabulous, fun things in 2016… just can’t locate the pics right now!

DotOUT presents #WickedWhiteOUT as year’s float theme for DotDay and Boston Pride parades, 2015

DotOUT endorses Boston City Council Candidates, October 18, 2015

DotOUT selected as finalists in the category of Best Adaptation of Theme for the 2015 Boston Pride Parade

DotOUT presents METAMORPHOSIS-Embracing Change as year’s float theme for DotDay and Boston Pride parades, June 4, 2014

DotOUT hosts Statewide Candidate Forum on Thursday, Aug. 24, 2014

DotOUT endorsements for 2014 Democratic Primary are voted upon by membership, August 28, 2014

DotOUT hosts Boston Mayoral Candidates Forum, August 8, 2013

DotOUT endorses State Representative Marty Walsh for Boston Mayor, October 26, 2013

I know we did fabulous, fun things in 2012… just can’t locate the pics right now!

DotOUT endorses State Senator Dianne Wilkerson, State Reps. Marie St. Fleur and Willie Mae Allen, September 10, 2008

DotOUT to Host NiteOUT, November 1, 2005

DotOUT to honor Dorchester Activist, October 24, 2005

Anti Gay Marriage Amendment Goes Down in Defeat, September 14, 2005

DotOUT hosts 75 at fundraiser, February 19, 2005

DotOUT Endorses Linda Dorcena Forry, January 11, 2005

DotOUT in the local blogs

Mayoral hopefuls get careful look from DotOUT By Gintautas Dumcius, News Editor, Dorchester Reporter, Aug. 9, 2013

DotOut’s float named best of Boston Pride 2012 Posted by Patrick Rosso, Boston Globe, January 23, 2013

September 2011 REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: DotOUT endorses Craig Galvin in District 3

Four at-large seats; seven eye one of them October 26, 2011

DotOUT endorses Arroyo, Pressley, Connolly, and Flaherty October 24, 2011

DotOUT backs Flaherty and three councillors running for reelection October 23, 2011

September 2009 Menino falls short as DotOUT fails to back a mayoral candidate

With Chang-Diaz’s nomination official, Wilkerson loses key LGBT support Bay Windows, October 2, 2008

Primary results a mixed bag for LGBT community Bay Windows, September 17, 2008

DotOUT Endorsements New England Blade, September 10, 2008

Pressing the flesh Bay Windows, March 15, 2007

Under a rainbow flag, linking the Dots Boston Globe, October 30, 2005
By Johnny Diaz, Globe Staff | October 30, 2005

For years, friends Daniel Cushing and Michele Gillen talked about a way of combining their love of politics with their Dorchester neighborhood activism.

They knew that there must be others like them, gay residents in Dorchester, who would want to be part of a political neighborhood group, one that would speak out on issues close to their hearts, such as gay marriage and AIDS prevention.

With Dorchester full of so many fragmented sub-communities, Cushing, from Jones Hill, and Gillen, from Adams Village, decided to connect the Dots with a name and a face… Read more on the Boston Globe site

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