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 The Philosophy Research Base won the Black Claw
Award for Service from the International Guild of Gay Webmasters in
January, 2000
The Black Claw Award for Service to the Community is reserved for those
sites that perform a bona fide and valuable service for the betterment of
the GLBT community.
Click here to visit the
IGGW website.
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 Erratic Impact received
the Gay-Days Award of excellence from the Gay-Days website in January,
2000.
This award recognizes excellence in web page design and content.
Click here to visit the
Gay-Days website.
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 The Philosophy Research Base won the Freedom
Award for the month of August, 1999 for its Queer Theory / LGBT
Philosophy Web.
Since 1994, The Freedom Award has been presented to those sites that contribute something positive to the gay or lesbian community. (And out criteria is very strict these days!) At five years old, it's one of the oldest (if not the oldest) awards on the internet of its type.
Click here to visit Freedom
UK.
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 The Philosophy
Research Base won the Queer Living Family Choice Award from the Queer
Living Online in August, 1999 for the PRB's Queer Theory / LGBT
Philosophy Web.
This award is based upon design, graphics, and most importantly,
content and information for the queer community.
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 The Philosophy Research Base won the Gay Page
Pic 'O Day Award from the Gay Page Awards website for the PRB's Queer
Theory / LGBT Philosophy Web.
The award's criteria are: must be gay, pleasurable, easy to load,
easy to navigate, and have good content
Click here
to visit the Gay Page Awards website.
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 The members of this project wish to encourage the web public to
show their support for equal rights for all humans as well as to encourage the general public to educate themselves about
different sexualities, genders, religions, races, cultures,
physical/mental abilities, etc. Since its creation, well over a
thousand people have joined The Equality Project!
Click here to
visit the Equality Project web site.
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