Greenway, John

 

John Greenway

(1934-)

Through the 1970s, John Greenway was a member of CAMP. He was particularly involved in Phone a Friend, which became the Gay Counselling Service. In this interview, he recalls CAMP and GCS, his attendance at the first Mardi Gras in 1978 and his work with Ankali and PFLAG.

Photo: Supplied/Terry Goulden

 

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GPride History GroupGay Counselling Service, CAMP, First Mardi Gras, Council of Gay Groups, HIV/AIDS, Ankali, Rex hotel, Terry Goulden, Royal Commission on Human Relationships, Glebe Point Road, John Ware, Phone a Friend, PFLAG, Gay Solidarity Group, Lance Gowland, National Homosexual Conference, Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, Dawn O'Donnell