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The DC Center HIV Working Group

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Address
2000 14th Street Northwest, Washington
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Phone
1 202-682-2245
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Website
www.fighthivindc.org

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About this place The DC Center HIV Working Group

The DC Center HIV Working Group, on the 14th Street corridor, helps Washington's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities.

It’s part of the larger DC LGBT Center network, and it’s a community hub. They do education, health support, and cultural programming.

This isn't a bar. Instead, you'll find health and fitness resources here, plus art and cultural programs, and social support services. All of it is for the local LGBTQ+ community. If you want to meet people, find resources, or go to a cultural event, this is a good place to start.

You can find them at 2000 14th Street Northwest. It’s an easy place to get to in the city. For travelers who want to know more about Washington's LGBTQ+ community, or get involved in local efforts, this is a good first stop.

Their website, fighthivindc.org, lists current programs, events, and services.

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William West Hopper (DC Car Guy)
William West Hopper (DC Car Guy) Jun 2026

A great spot for the whole community.

Aldric Martinez-Olson
Aldric Martinez-Olson May 2026
Carolyn Davidson
Carolyn Davidson May 2026
Arnold Thomas Bigger
Arnold Thomas Bigger Mar 2026
hugh brodsky
hugh brodsky Feb 2026

Great place!

Anthony Pearce
Anthony Pearce Feb 2026

The Center advertised a career workshop for LGBT individuals focused on job search support, résumé and cover letter review. It sounded like a meaningful resource for the community. Instead, it was a complete failure in basic professionalism. My husband stood outside for 30 minutes only to be told the event was cancelled. There was no email, no phone call, no notice, no signage, and no apology. Nothing. If you are going to position yourself as a resource for vulnerable job seekers, the bare minimum is communication and accountability. Failing to notify attendees of a cancellation shows a complete disregard for people’s time and trust. Do not rely on this organization if you need dependable support. The lack of responsibility speaks volumes.

James Lytle
James Lytle Dec 2025

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Last updated on 15 August 2026

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