See also earlier name: WINNIPEG GAY/LESBIAN RESOURCE CENTRE

Centre changes name ["one of the longest running community organizations in Winnipeg" is in process of renaming itself from Winnipeg Gay/Lesbian Resource Centre to Rainbow Resource Centre; some brief details about the Centre and its programs].
P132 (v17n7)(Oct. 27, 1999): 12 (31cm.)

Rainbows everywhere [reporting on name changes of Winnipeg gay/lesbian organizations: in September, members voted to change Winnipeg Gay/Lesbian Resource Centre to Rainbow Resource Centre; at about same time, Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Association of Students and Staff (GLASS) at the University of Manitoba changed name to Rainbow Pride Mosaic; some details about Rainbow Pride Mosaic].
P133 (v17n8)(Dec. 8, 1999): 11 (21cm.)

Sexuality and gender [newsnote about three-part workshop series being held by Rainbow Resource Centre, Winnipeg, May 18 and June 1, 2001; titles of sessions, brief descriptions, and names of session leaders/presenters; one of sessions on two-spirited; registration information].
P144 (v19n3)(April 25, 2001): 12 (23cm.)

Three decades of activism [Winnipeg's Rainbow Resource Centre "is the longest continually operating organization in Canada providing services to the queer community"; 30th birthday gala to be celebrated November 3; started in 1971 as the Campus Gay Club at the University of Winnipeg; in 1973 became Gays for Equality; later incorporated as Manitoba Institute on Society and Sexuality, Inc.; in 1988 became Winnipeg Gay/Lesbian Resource Centre, and in 1999, Rainbow Resource Centre; other details].
P148 (v19n7)[misnumbered v19n6 on contents page](Oct. 24, 2001): 11 (34cm.)

Paying its fair share [Rainbow Resource Centre, "the largest gay and lesbian organization in Manitoba says it's time the provincial government started paying for the services it's getting, and is launching a letter writing campaign"; details of types and broad extent of activities of Rainbow Resource Centre as a social service agency].
P151 (v20n2)(March 13, 2002): 12 (30cm.)

Rainbow grants [Winnipeg's Rainbow Resource Centre has received two grants totalling nearly $60,000; projects are the "Identifying Allies -- A Safe Space" project, with the University of Manitoba and concerning gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgendered on campus, and the "Breaking Barriers in Education" project to provide anti-homophobia training to student teachers at the University of Manitoba].
P153 (v20n4)(June 5, 2002): 13 (26cm.)

Classy gala [Winnipeg's Rainbow Resource Centre will hold GALA Evening fundraiser at Crystal Ballroom in Hotel Fort Garry, November 9; Lambda Business and Professional Association of Winnipeg's three Magic Awards for queer community contributions will be given then and nominations now open; other details].
P155 (v20n6)(Sept. 11, 2002): 19 (23cm.)

Centre receives funding [Rainbow Resource Centre receives $35,000 grant from Manitoba NDP government; Drew Caldwell, Minister of Family Services, said long-term sustainability of the RRC was crucial to his government and that RRC is the primary information source on queer issues; other details].
P161 (v21n4)(May 28, 2003): 12 (29cm.)

Queer seniors [Winnipeg's Rainbow Resource Centre has hired Jason Robillard, an education student, through a Human Resources Development Canada grant, to work assisting seniors; Donna Huen of RCC says aim of project is to establish support group to help break isolation faced by many queer seniors; details].
P162 (v21n5)(July 23, 2003): 19 (29cm.)

Another departure [Winnipeg report that Rainbow Resource Centre's long-time Services Co-ordinator Donna Huen has announced she has left the organization; some general comments on the circumstances of her leaving; etc.].
P165 (v21n8)(Dec. 3, 2003): 9-10 (24cm.)

New services coordinator [at Rainbow Resource Centre, Winnipeg; Kim Allen hired as Services Coordinator; previous coordinator, Donna Huen, "abruptly resigned in November"; some brief information about the Centre; comments of Allen and of president of RCC, Chris Krawchenko].
P166 (v22n1)(Jan. 28, 2004): 12 (23cm.)

Grant awarded [Rainbow Resource Centre, Winnipeg, has received grant of $25,969 from Winnipeg Foundation; this will permit hiring of part-time counsellor; etc.].
P173 (v22n8)(Dec. 8, 2004): 12 (25cm.)