Know Your Rights and Claim Your Money
SOCIAL SECURITY AND THE LGBT COMMUNITY
Know Your Rights and Claim Your Money
The National Committee to Preserve
Social Security and Medicare
in partnership with Openhouse
Social Security and Medicare
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 30, 2013
San Francisco LGBT Center, Ceremonial Room, 1800 Market St.
5:30–6:00pm: Refreshments and Reception
6:00–7:30pm Panel Discussion
Federal Social Security benefits are now available to married same-sex couples
Whether you are single, married, or somewhere in between, if you receive Social Security benefits or will be eligible for them anytime soon, don’t miss this community discussion about:
- What the Windsor decision means for LGBT Social Security recipients.
- Financial benefits that same-sex spouses, widows and their children can now access.
- How to apply for benefits.
- What the Social Security Administration is doing for couples who move to places that don’t honor their marriage.
- What happens to your Social Security disability benefits when you retire.
Free of charge but seating is limited. Please RSVP by October 26 by calling (415) 296-8995, ext. 301 or visit http://openhouse-sf.org/ssforum/
MODERATOR:
Kate Kendell, Executive Director
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Center for Lesbian Rights
Dan Bernal, Chief of Staff
Office of Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi
Office of Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi
PANELISTS:
Grace Kim, Regional Commissioner Social Security Administration
Max Richtman, President & CEO
National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
Web Phillips, Senior Legislative Representative
National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
Deb Kinney, Esq.
Johnston, Kinney & Zulaica, LLP
Andy Chu, Managing Legal Director of Benefits Counseling, Positive Resource Center
Seth Kilbourn, Executive Director, Openhouse
COMMUNITY CO-SPONSORS:
AIDS Legal Referral Panel
Alice B Toklas Democratic Club
API Wellness Center
Black Coalition on AIDS
Community Living Campaign
Institute on Aging
LGBT Community Partnership
Lyon-Martin Health Services
Project Open Hand
San Francisco AIDS Foundation
Shanti
UCSF LGBT Resource Center