Community Resources

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Community Links

Note: Some of this information may be out of date; we are working to comprehensively update our entire website in Spring 2012.

• The Aliveness Project
  Provides meals and support to people with AIDS.

• Bisexual Organizing Project (BOP)
  BOP is a non-profit social & service organization dedicated to serving the needs of the Twin Cities bisexual community and providing resources and information to the community at large.
  
  
• City of Lakes Crossgendered Community
  Minneapolis transgender and cross-dresser support and social group.
  
  
• District 202
  LGBT youth online community in Minneapolis.
  
  
• Families Like Mine
  Organization for daughters and sons of GLBT parents.
  
  
• Gender Education Center
  Providing transgender education, assistance and counseling.
  
  
• GLBT Pride / Twin Cities Committee
  The group organizing annual Loring Park festival held the last weekend in June.
  
  
• Human Rights Campaign
  National organization that seeks equal rights on a federal level.
  
  
• Intersex Society of North America
  Working to end shame, secrecy, and unwanted genital surgeries on intersex people.
  
  
• Minnesota AIDS Project
  Statewide HIV/AIDS prevention and education.
  
  
• Minnesota GLBTA Campus Alliance
  Statewide network of students, staff, faculty, alumni, and community members united for change on Minnesota's college and university campuses.
  
  
• Minnesota Transgender Health Coalition
  Improving health care access and the quality of health care received by trans and gender variant people through education, resources, and advocacy.
  
  
• National Gay & Lesbian Task Force
  Nationwide grass roots organization and think-tank.
  
  
• Out for Equity
  GLBT programs for students, educators, and families in the Saint Paul Public Schools.
  
  
• Out4Good
  GLBT programs for students, educators, and families in the Minneapolis Public Schools.
  
  
• OutFront Minnesota
  Statewide organization that seeks equal rights for GLBT persons in Minnesota.
  
  
• Parents, Families & Friends of LGBT Persons (P-FLAG)
  National organization of allies of the GLBT community.
  
  
• Philanthrofund Foundation
  GLBT community foundation.
  
  
• Pride Institute
  Providing in- and out-patient chemical dependency treatment for GLBT individuals.

• Program in Human Sexuality (PHS)
  PHS Transgender Health Services at the University of Minnesota is a national leader in transgender services and offers therapy, consultation and clinical services.
  
  
• Quatrefoil Library
  GLBT community library and archives.
  
  
• Quorum
  Twin Cities GLBTA Chamber of Commerce.
  
  
• Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf
  Local chapter of national GLBT organization for the deaf.
  
  
• Rainbow Families
  Organization for GLBT parents.
  
  
• Rainbow Health Initiative
  Improving the health of GLBT Minnesotans through education, clinical practice, and research.

• RECLAIM
  RECLAIM is a nonprofit organization providing counseling and other support to LGBT-identified youth. It offers a weekly support group for non-gender-conforming youth, a monthly support group for trans-youth and their families, and a health clinic featuring acupuncture, chiropractic, massage and other therapies. RECLAIM serves youth ages 13-25.
  
  
• SoulForce
  Local chapter of national group engaged in non-violent struggle within religious institutions to end spiritual violence against LGBT people.
  

• TMen
  Group for people assigned female at birth and no longer feels that is complete or accurate.

• Trans Youth Support Network
  TYSN works to promote racial, social and economic equality for trans youth, with the freedom to self-define gender identity and expression. TYSN does this through educating and connecting youth serving organizations, with the goal of being shaped, directed and led by trans youth.

• True Colors Bookstore
  Feminist and lesbian bookstore.

• Twin Cities Black Pride
  Providing an opportunity for GLBT people of color community support and education “beyond celebration," Twin Cities Black Pride also promotes diversity and community outreach through coalitions with other communities of color.
  
  
• Two Spirit Program
  Assisting Two Spirit natives, First Nations peoples, and indigenous folks with HIV/AIDS.