CITY OF NEW YORK MUNICIPAL BUILDING OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER ONE CENTRE STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10007-2341 JOHN C. LIU
Dear Friend:
As New York City’s newly elected Comptroller, I am committed to remaining a powerful voice of support for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. I pledge to continue my advocacy on marriage equality, corporate adoption of the Equality Principles, the Dignity for All Students Act, and strengthening transgender civil rights. Our “Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Directory” is the only resource of its kind in New York and I am proud to present this year’s edition.
This year’s “LGBT Directory” features updates of several hundred carefully organized, comprehensive listings, many with websites and e-mail addresses. You’ll fi nd a wide range of community organizations, health care facilities, counseling and support groups, recreational and cultural opportunities, houses of worship, arts and creative organizations, and many other vital resources and contacts throughout the fi ve boroughs and beyond.
As your Comptroller, I look forward to working with you to make our City an even fairer and more just place to live, work and visit. If you have questions or comments, please contact Alan Fleishman at [email protected] or (212) 669-2697. Whether you consult the “LGBT Directory” in book form or online at http://www.comptroller.nyc.gov/lgbt, I am sure you will return many times to consult this popular and useful resource.
Sincerely,
John C. Liu emotional, social organization since 1985. phone Adolescent AIDS Program (Risk Evaluation A Program), Children’s Hospital at Montefi ore Medical Center fax AA 111 E. 210th St., NYC 10467 See: Alcoholics Anonymous 718-882-0232 718-882-0432 A & U–America’s AIDS Magazine [email protected] email 25 Monroe St., Suite 205, Albany, NY 12210 www.adolescentaids.org 518-426-9010 Comprehensive care for HIV+ youth, 13-24, and free 518-436-5354 HIV counseling, testing and STD screening for ages [email protected] 13-21. Other services include outreach, community web link www.aumag.org development, research and training. * A Common Bond New York City (ACB NYC) Advocate, The/Here Publishing, Inc. 646-206-3090 245 W. 17th St. Suite 1200, NYC 10011 The [email protected] 212-242-8100 Center www.acbnyc.com 212-242-8143 208 Social/support group for former/current Jehovah’s [email protected] West Witnesses who identify as LGBT. www.advocate.com National gay/lesbian newsmagazine. Essential news and 13th Actors’ Fund of America entertainment coverage since 1967. Street 729 7th Ave., 10th Floor, NYC 10019 New 212-221-7300 Affi rmation York 212-764-0238 P.O. Box 1435, Palm Springs, CA 92263-1435 www.actorsfund.org 661-367-2421 NY Non-profi t, nationwide human services organization excom2005@affi rmation.org 10011 provides broad spectrum of programs that support www.affi rmation.org unique, essential needs of all who work in entertainment/ Gay and lesbian Mormons. performing arts. Comprehensive social services, emergency fi nancial assistance, health care services, African Ancestral Lesbians United for Social Change employment, training, housing. Confi dential. (AALUSC) c/o LGBT Center, 208 West 13th St., NYC 10011 ACT-UP (AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power) 718-715-2613 332 Bleecker St., Suite G5, NYC 10014 [email protected] 212-966-4873 www.myspace.com/aalusc [email protected] Provides community space for lesbians of African www.actupny.org diaspora regardless of language, class or culture. Diverse group of non-partisan individuals dedicated to ending AIDS crisis through direct action. Meets AHRC Sobriety Services PEIR Program Mondays, 8 pm, at the Center.* 83 Maiden Lane, 6th Floor, NYC 10038 212-780-2658 Addiction Institute of New York/Crystal Clear Project 212-420-7213 1000 Tenth Ave., 8th Fl., NYC 10019 [email protected] 212-523-6491 Support group for adults with MR/DD and/or mental 212-523-8057 illness diagnosis who identify as LGBTQ. [email protected] www.addictioninstituteNY.org AIDS Action Council State-of-the-art, evidence-based treatment facility 1730 M St Suite 611, Washington, DC 20036 provides widest range of treatment programs/services. 202-530-8031 Adolescents to seniors, male and female, all treatment 202-530-8030 modalities. LGBT-friendly. See website for additional [email protected] programs/locations. www.aidsaction.org Dedicated to development, analysis, cultivation, ADODI New York encouragement of sound policies and programs in P.O. Box 7417 JAF Station, NYC 10016-7417 response to HIV epidemic. 718-596-0342 ext. 15 [email protected] AIDS Center of Queens County www.adodiintl.com 161-21 Jamaica Ave., 6th Fl., Jamaica, NY 11432 Same-sex loving men of African descent’s spiritual, 718-896-2500 2 718-275-2094 Created by legislative action to coordinate state response www.acqc.org to HIV/AIDS. Plans, funds, evaluates prevention/ phone Direct services for people infected with or affected by healthcare programs, educates public/healthcare HIV/AIDS. Services include; case management, legal providers, develops policy. advocacy, housing support, prevention/education and fax outreach, licensed mental health and harm reduction/ AIDS Project New Haven syringe exchange. 1302 Chapel St., New Haven, CT 06511 203-624-0947 (administration) 203-624-0947 AIDS Center Queens County Women of Distinction/ ext. 233 (hotline) email Young Women of Distinction 203-401-4457 161-21 Jamaica Ave., 6th Fl., Jamaica, NY 11432 www.apnh.org 718-896-2500 ext. 3042 Non-profi t service organization improves quality of life 718-459-6578 for individuals infected/affected by HIV. web link [email protected] AIDS Service Center NYC www.acqc.org * Educational group addresses needs of women on topics 41 E. 11th St., 5th Floor, NYC 10003 from HIV/AIDS to stigma of living with HIV/AIDS, 212-645-0875 The depression, etc. Meets Wednesdays, 4–5:30 pm. 212-645-0705 Center [email protected] 208 www.ascny.org AIDS Community Research Initiative of America West 230 W. 38th St. , 17th Floor, NYC 10018 HIV/AIDS services, support, counseling, peer education, 212-924-3934 housing and entitlements assistance, treatment adherence 13th 212-924-3936 support, HIV testing, basic needs (food and clothing Street [email protected] bank), case management. New www.acria.org York Independent, not-for-profi t, community-based research/ AIDS Treatment Data Network (The Network) health literacy organization. Studies promising therapies 611 Broadway, Room 613, NYC 10012 NY for AIDS/HIV-related diseases; conducts research geared 212-260-8868 800-734-7104 10011 to further understanding of HIV disease, treatment, 212-260-8869 prevention; educates affected communities through [email protected] individual counseling, workshops, free publications www.atdn.org (quarterly ACRIA Update and topic-specifi c booklets). Non-profi t, community-based. Info on treatment, referral/ Information online. case management services, counseling to people with HIV/AIDS and care providers. All services free; offered AIDS Home Care Program in English and Spanish. c/o Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System, 15 Metrotech Center , 11th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201 AIDS-Related Community Services (ARCS) 718-923-7100 ext. 7198 40 Saw Mill River Road, Hawthorne, NY 10532 718-923-5592 914-345-8888 914-785-8280 [email protected] [email protected] www.vnrhcs.org www.arcs.org Program of Visiting Nurse Regional Care. AIDS/HIV Community-based agency serves Westchester, Rockland, services include skilled nursing, personal care workers, Orange, Dutchess, Putnam, Ulster, Sullivan counties. social workers, nutritionist, pastoral care, physical Prevention education, case management, support, therapy, behavioral health, high-tech services, covering transportation, food pantry for individuals infected/ Manhattan and Brooklyn. ADAP, Medicaid, Medicare, affected by HIV/AIDS. other insurances. 501c3 not-for-profi t. Al-Anon Family Intergroup of Greater New York AIDS Hotline (New York City AIDS Hotline) 350 Broadway, Suite 404, NYC 10013 311 212-941-0094 Information, counseling, referrals available 7 days, 9 212-941-6119 am–9 pm. [email protected] www.nycalanon.org AIDS Info NYC Groups for families/friends of alcoholics. Gay-specifi c [email protected] meetings for more than 20 years. www.aidsinfonyc.org Information pages about HIV and AIDS. Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefi ore Hospital, Pediatric AIDS Program and AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services [email protected] 1525 Blondell Ave., Suite 101, Bronx, NY 10461 www.health.state.ny.us/diseases/aids 718-405-8530 3 718-405-8533 community-based arts/artists. Committed to creating msedlace@montefi ore.org LGBT Arts Complex in NYC. Produces Creative phone Comprehensive HIV/AIDS services. Industries Network (CIN; see listing). Supports Fresh Fruit Festival (see listing). All welcome. Alcoholics Anonymous New York Intergroup fax 307 Seventh Ave., Rm. 201, NYC 10001-6007 American Civil Liberties Union—LGBT& AIDS 212-647-1680 212-647-1649 (TDD) Project 914-949-1200 125 Broad St., 18th fl ., NYC 10004 212-647-1648 212-549-2627 212-549-2650 email [email protected] [email protected] www.nyintergroup.org www.aclu.org/lgbt AA meeting info in greater NYC area, 7 days, 9am-10pm. Precedent-setting litigation and public policy advocacy on LGBT issues and issues affecting those with HIV/ web link Alcoholics Anonymous/Staten Island Meeting of NYC AIDS. AA—Rainbow & Friends * The Staten Island LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd 3rd fl ., American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Staten Island, NY 10301 120 Wall St., 22nd Fl, NYC 10005 The 718-808-1360 718-808-1351 888-333-AFSP (toll free) 212-363-3500 Center 718-808-1397 [email protected] 208 [email protected] www.afsp.org West www.silgbtcenter.org Leading not-for-profi t organization dedicated to Open discussion. Meets Thursdays, 7 pm. understanding/ preventing suicide through research/ 13th education and reaching out to people with mood Street Al-Fatiha Foundation disorders and those impacted by suicide. New P.O. Box 33015, Washington, DC 20033 York [email protected] American Indian Community House–HIV/AIDS www.al-fatiha.org Program NY International organization for LGBT/questioning 11 Broadway, 2nd Fl., NYC 10004 10011 Muslims/friends. 212-598-0100 ext. 242 212-420-0879 Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ [email protected] Youth) www.aich.org 224 W. 35th St., NYC 10001 NYC’s only Native American urban center. HIV/AIDS 212-222-3427 services for Native Americans/families; all welcome to 212-222-5861 join in activities. [email protected] www.aliforneycenter.org American Run for the End of AIDS (AREA, Inc.) Helps homeless LGBTQ youth be safe and become 2350 Broadway, #1016, NYC 10024 independent as they move from adolescence to 212-580-7668 adulthood. [email protected] Not-for-profi t. Produces AIDS awareness events such as Alianza Dominicana annual candlelight march on World AIDS Day and 2340 Amsterdam Ave, NYC 10033 campaign to reissue AIDS awareness postal stamp. 212-927-6810 212-927-1537 American Social Health Association (ASHA) [email protected] PO Box 13827, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 www.alianzaonline.org 919-361-8400 919-361-8488 (Hotline) HOPE (Holistic Orientation and Preventive Education 919-361-8425 Services) program. Education/outreach, LGBT www.ashastd.org component. Established AIDS education/prevention Provides information, materials and referrals on sexually program, targeted to adolescents due to documented high transmitted infections, including herpes, HIV/AIDS and incidences of substance abuse, teen pregnancy, sexually HPV. Comprehensive info available on website. transmitted infections and referrals only. HIV and adolescent services, education/outreach, testing services. American Veterans for Equal Rights Hepatitis C testing every second Thursday every three P.O. Box 150160, Kew Gardens, NY 11415 months. 718-849-5665 [email protected] All Out Arts, Inc. www.averny.tripod.com 917-701-9033 Service organization of LGBT US armed forces service [email protected] members and veterans; supporting service members and Nick Curto, President. Not-for-profi t supports veterans rights advocacy, political action (ending 4 DADT), VA medical benefi ts assistance, pride parade [email protected] marching, community, camaraderie, and social events. www.armsacres.com phone 145-bed licensed facility, providing inpatient treatment AMFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research for those suffering from addiction to alcohol or drugs. 120 Wall St., 13th Floor, NYC 10005 Situated on tranquil 54-acre site in Putnam County, NY, fax 212-806-1600 90 miles north of NYC. 212-806-1601 [email protected] Art Gallery Tours for GLBT www.amfar.org 212-946-1548 email One of world’s leading non-profi t organizations [email protected] dedicated to support of AIDS research, HIV prevention, www.nygallerytours.com treatment education and advocacy of sound AIDS-related Guided tours for gay men/lesbians of exhibits by queer public policy. artists. web link
Amnesty International USA Arthur Aviles Typical Theatre * 5 Penn Plaza, NYC 10001 841 Barretto St., Bronx, NY 10474 212-807-8400 718-842-5223 The [email protected] [email protected] Center www.amnestyusa.org www.arthuravilestypicaltheatre.org 208 Global mission is rooted in a fundamental commitment to Charles Rice-Gonzalez, Executive Director. Arthur West the rights, dignity, and well-being of every person on Aviles, Artistic Director. Bronx-based contemporary earth. dance company creates works that explore life on the 13th margins of Latino and gay culture. Street Another Octave: Connecticut Women’s Chorus New P.O. Box 185234, Hamden, CT 06518 Artists Celebration York 203-672-1919 917-701-9033 [email protected] [email protected] NY www.anotheroctave.org Rare opportunity for LGBT community, as performing/ 10011 Founded 1989. Celebrates choices/experiences through visual artists display their talents for peers/public. power of music. Has roots in lesbian community, but Produced by All Out Arts. open to all women. Performs eclectic repertoire, including standard concert pieces, traditional and Asian & Pacifi c Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS contemporary music that refl ects women’s lives. Travels/ (APICHA) performs throughout tri-state area. 400 Broadway, NYC 10013 212-334-7940 866-274-2429 (toll free) Arcoiris Latin@ de Cristo (ALC) 212-334-7956 c/o MCCNY, 446 W. 36th St., NYC 10018 [email protected] 212-629-7440 917-544-0597 www.apicha.org 212-279-1185 HIV primary care, case management, HIV testing, STD [email protected] screening, free smoking patch distribution, support www.mccny.org groups targeting A&P communities: women, youth, Prayer/fellowship for all Latino-identifi ed LGBT and LGBT, people living with HIV/AIDS. straight people wishing to break religious and social barriers. Asian American Writers Workshop 16 W.32nd St., Suite 10A, NYC 10001 Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association 212-494-0061 917-705-4591 212-494-0062 [email protected] [email protected] Gay/lesbian Armenians in tri-state area. Network/meet www.aaww.org 1st Tuesdays, 6:30–8 pm, at the Center.* Ken Chen, Executive Director.
Armenian Sisters Asian Pacifi c Alliance of New York (APANY) 147 W. 14th St. #13, NYC 10011 Box 580073, Flushing, NY 11358 Supportive network of Armenian lesbians building [email protected] bridges between communities as light-skinned middle- http://sites.google.com/site/apanyweb/ Eastern lesbians of color. Founded 1996 by the late Ed Remo. Mostly male volunteer organization promotes racial/multi-cultural Arms Acres awareness/acceptance, diversity, equality, friendship, 75 Seminary Hill Rd., Carmel, NY 10512 support, education, and understanding among gay 845-225-3400 (general information) 888-227- Asians/Pacifi c Islanders and their non-Asian friends. 4641 (Central intake) E-mail request to be notifi ed of events and parties which 5 are open to all. 212-989-6211 (George) 917-513-9368 Assal East Coast—Arab & Iranian Lesbian, Bisexual (Nicholas) phone & Transgender Women’s Group [email protected] 718-596-0342 ext.35 www.axiosnyc.faithweb.com [email protected] Geared to help fulfi ll spiritual and social justice needs fax www.assaleastcoast.com facing LGBT and Eastern and Orthodox Church Social/support network for Arab and Iranian LBT communities. AIDS ministry outreach, founded in 1982. women. email Association of Lesbian & Gay Affi rmative Psychotherapists (ALGAP) P.O. Box 1083, NYC 10113 646-486-3430 B web link www.algap.org Non-profi t. Affi rming, effective, affordable psychotherapy B’nai Jeshurun, Congregation * for NYC’s LGBT community that respects/supports 2109 Broadway, Suite 203, NYC 10023 individuals’ sexual orientation/gender identity, in private 212-787-7600 The offi ces around NYC. www.bj.org Center Shabbat dinners, holiday programs, co-sponsored 208 Association of the Bar of the City of New York, activities with other gay Jewish groups. Newcomers, all West Committee on LGBT Rights ages, families welcome. ASL interpretation available. 42 W. 44th St, NYC 10036 13th 212-382-6600 BAAD! (Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance) Street www.abcny.org 841 Barretto St., Bronx, NY 10474 New Recommends policies for legal employers/law schools; 718-842-5223 York addresses policy issues on LGBT rights. 718-542-4077 [email protected] NY ASTRAEA Lesbian Foundation for Justice www.bronxacademyofartsanddance.org 10011 116 E. 16th St., 7th Floor, NYC 10003 212-529-8021 Bailey House, Inc. 212982-3321 275 Seventh Ave., NYC 10001 [email protected] 212-633-2500 www.astraeafoundation.org 212-633-2932 Empowers communities worldwide to claim their human [email protected] rights via grant-making, technical assistance and www.baileyhouse.org philanthropic advocacy. Housing/services for people with AIDS, Technical Assistance Program, community resources. Asylum Research 106-15 Queens Blvd., #3N, Forest Hills, NY 11375 Barbershop, The 718-544-5122 c/o GMHC 119 W. 24th St., NYC 10011 fl [email protected] 212-367-1388 212-367-1218 www.asylumresearch.org 212-367-1393 Monitors and documents gay refugees and their unique barbershop@gmhc.org problems seeking asylum in the US. Weekly group for black gay men to relax, refuel, discuss issues. Audre Lorde Project, The 85 South Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 Bay Windows 718-596-0342 46 Plympton St., Boston, MA 02118 718-596-1328 617-266-6670 [email protected] 617-266-5973 www.alp.org [email protected] LGBT/two-spirit/people of color center for community www.baywindows.com organizing, focusing on NYC area. Through New England’s largest GLBT newspaper. mobilization, education, capacity-building, works for community wellness and progressive social and economic Bellevue Adolescent HIV/AIDS (TOPS Clinic) justice. Committed to struggling across differences, 462 First Ave, Pod #3C, NYC 10016 seeks to responsibly refl ect, represent, serve various 212-562-6333 communities. 212-562-2474 [email protected] AXIOS: Eastern & Orthodox LGBT Christians Support, confi dential HIV testing, pre-/post-test 328 W. 17th St. #4F, NYC 10011 counseling, complete medical evaluation/care, clinical 6 treatment for youth 12–24. By appointment for infected/ www.biashelp.org uninfected/status unknown. Victim assistance, community referrals/programs, phone school-based violence prevention, workshops, non-profi t BeOneCity.com capacity-building, media advocacy, federal/state/local www.beonecity.com advocacy, grassroots mobilization, research. fax Website for HIV community groups and resources. Big Apple Corps Band Beth Abraham Health Services 332 Bleecker St., Suite K48, NYC 10014 612 Allerton Ave., Bronx, NY 10467 212-591-2886 email 718-519-4000 888-BETH-ABE [email protected] [email protected] www.lgbac.org www.bethabe.org Home care for people with AIDS. UJA-Federation Big Apple Dodgeball (BAD) web link agency. [email protected] www.bigappledodgeball.com * Beth Am, The People’s Temple NYC’s fi rst GLBT dodgeball league. 551 Ft. Washington Ave., NYC 10033 The 212-568-8304 Big Apple Performing Arts (BAPA) Center Elizabeth Ritter, President. Reform synagogue welcomes 676A 9th Ave., Suite 405, NYC 10036 208 lesbians/ gay men. 212-344-1777 West 212-957-9191 Bethegeneration [email protected] 13th [email protected] www.bapany.org Street www.bethegeneration.org Non-profi t management company for NYC Gay Men’s New Scientists working to develop safe, effective HIV vaccine Chorus, Youth Pride Chorus and Uptown Express. York need HIV-negative people to support studies, encourage volunteers. Big Apple Softball League, Inc. NY c/o The Center , 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 10011 Bi Request 212-696-7482 [email protected] [email protected] www.BiRequest.org www.bigapplesoftball.com Bisexual discussion group. Discussions are topic focused Peter Morley, Secretary. NYC’s gay/lesbian league. and moderated, followed by optional dinner near the Divisions for all skill levels. Weekend games April- Center. Other ad hoc social activities hosted throughout August; tournaments in 29 cities. the year. BiNet USA Bi Women of All Colors 4201 Wilson Blvd., #110-311, Arlington, VA 22203 917-583-1797 800-585-9368 http://www.myspace.com/biwomenofallcolors [email protected] Holds monthly brunches and dinners in New York City. www.binetusa.org We are a social and discussion group for bi, bisexual, bi- National bisexual advocacy/education group dedicated curious, heterofl exible or questioning women (including to increasing visibility, ending oppression. transgender bi women) also welcoming bi-friendly women who identify as lesbian, SGL (same-gender- Bisexual Gay/Lesbian-identifi ed Bisexuals loving) or straight. We welcome all women from all 212-459-4784 719-338-1866 (Bryan) cultures and diversities. We provide a non-judgmental Safe space for those exploring their sexuality; safe space for women to exchange, share, eat and discuss transgender people welcome. Meets 3rd Saturdays, 3 pm, interesting, exciting, as well as thought-provoking at the Center.* topics that will keep you in the know, on the go, and just intrigued. Bisexual Information & Counseling Services, Inc. (BICS) Bi Writers Association 599 West End Ave, Suite 1A, NYC 10024 [email protected] 212-595-8002 www.biwriters.org [email protected] The foremost voice promoting bi writers, bi books and Information/counseling on health/relationship issues. bisexual writing in America. General/professional discussion groups.
BiasHelp of Long Island Bisexual Resource Center 60 Adams Ave, Hauppauge, NY 11788 Box 170796, Boston, MA 02117 877-END-BIAS 631-479-6015 617-424-9595 [email protected] [email protected] 7 www.biresource.net Publishes educational pamphlets and books about Board Stiff phone bisexuality. Can provide speakers. Provides online [email protected] resources and works to connect individuals to bi www.boardstiffny.org communities near them. Informal social club for people from all walks of life in fax NYC. See schedule on website for dates to meet/play Bisexual Women’s Discussion Group board games. 347-496-5568 Supportive discussion group for bisexual and bi-curious Body, The email women. Meets 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesdays, 6:30–8 pm, The Health Central Network, 250 W.57th St., NYC at the Center.* 10107 [email protected] Bisexual, Gay & Lesbian Alliance of Rutgers www.thebody.com web link University The complete HIV/AIDS resource. 613 George St. Box #91, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 * 908-932-1306 Boston College Lesbian & Gay Alums [email protected] LGBC, Box L112 Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA The www.scils.rutgers.edu/~biglaru/ 02167 Center Primary political, social, educational organization for 508-281-1200 208 sexual minorities/friends at Rutgers. 617-552-2979 West Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian & Transgendered Youth of Boycott Jamaica 13th New York (BiGLYNY) [email protected] Street c/o the Center* 208 W. 13th St, NYC 10011 www.boycottjamaica.org New 212-620-7310 Human rights activists have called Jamaica “the most York Youth-run group for LGBT/questioning/queer- homophobic place on earth.” If you care about human empowering youth, ages 13–21. rights of LGBT people, don’t buy Jamaican products. NY 10011 Black Pride NYC Boyfriend Material [email protected] 212-971-1084 Mission is to build awareness and pride in the diversity [email protected] of the black LGBT community. www.bfmaterialny.com Structured singles event where you meet single men Bloomberg, Michael R., New York City Mayor whose interests and values are similar to yours. Mayor’s Community Assistance Unit 100 Gold St. 2nd Floor, NYC 10038 Braking The Cycle 212-788-7418 212-989-1111 212-788-7754 [email protected] www.nyc.gov www.brakingthecycle.org AIDS ride with heart, benefi ting the Center’s HIV/AIDS Blue-Alliance services. Box 14611, San Francisco, CA 94114 [email protected] Bridge, Inc., The–Offi ce of HIV/AIDS-related www.blue-alliance.org Concerns Support and education network promotes dignity and 248 W. 108th St., NYC 10025 respect for LGBT alumni of U.S. Air Force Academy and 212-663-3000 allies. Hosts meetings, panel discussions, conference 212-663-3181 calls, networking forums and speakers bureau for Individual/substance abuse counseling, support groups, participants and in support of evolutionary growth of psychiatric assessment, follow-up. Weekly open house. the Academy and Air Force. Also developing programs to improve professional environment for LGBT Air Force Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS Academy cadets and graduates. 165 W. 46th St., Suite 1300, NYC 10036 [email protected] Bluestockings www.broadwaycares.org 172 Allen St., NYC 10002 Nation’s leading industry based HIV/AIDS fundraising 212-777-6028 and grant making organization.. 212-777-6042 [email protected] Broadway Impact www.bluestockings.com [email protected] Bookstore, café, activist resource center on Lower East www.broadwayimpact.com Side. Feminist, queer-friendly. Available for events. Community of actors, directors, stage managers, fans, 8 producers, etc. united by simple belief that anyone who Bronx Lesbian & Gay Health Resource Consortium wants to should be able to get married. 448 E. 149th St., 3rd Floor, Bronx, NY 10455 phone 718-292-4368 866-4-GAY-CARE Broadway Night Out 718-292-4999 917-701-9033 [email protected] fax [email protected] www.BLGHRC.org Gay men’s theatre party club buys at low group rates. Referrals and safe space for health and social growth of Attends Broadway, off-Broadway, cabaret shows at least local LGBTQ community. Empowers community to 3 times/month. May join for dinner before. Gay-owned/ realize potential by providing direct services, training, email operated. education.
Broadway United Church of Christ Brooklyn AIDS Task Force 2504 Broadway, NYC 10025 502 Bergen St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 web link 212-316-5700 718-622-2910 212-316-3189 718-622-2965 * offi [email protected] [email protected] www.broadwayucc.org www.batf.net The GLBT-affi rming congregation of United Church of AIDS/HIV services, case management, support groups, Center Christ. 5 pm Sunday worship service, followed by dinner. outreach, education, mental health services, HIV testing 208 All welcome. and counseling, STI screening, substance abuse West treatment services (OASIS approved), HOPWA and Bronx AIDS Services HASA (Housing Services). 13th 540 East Fordham Road, Bronx, NY 10458 Street 718-295-5605 Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX) New [email protected] 421 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215 York www.basnyc.org 718-832-0018 953 Southern Blvd. Suite 201, Bronx, NY 10459 718-832-9189 NY 718-295-5690 718-295-8841 [email protected] 10011 www.bax.org Bronx Community Pride Center Multi-arts non-profi t in Park Slope provides nurturing, 448 E. 149th St., Bronx, NY 10455 year-round performance, rehearsal, educational venue. 718-292-4368 866-4-GAY-CARE Encourages artistic risk-taking, stimulates dialogue 718-292-4999 among diverse constituencies. [email protected] www.bronxpride.org Brooklyn Blades Bronx’s only LGBT organization provides critical [email protected]. direct-care services to LGBT seniors, youth and adults www.brooklynblades.org including case-management and drop-in services. Ice hockey club is a volunteer-run, not-for-profi t corporation that has been running community ice hockey Bronx Health Link, Inc., The programs in New York City since 1992. 851 Grand Concourse, Rm. 914, Bronx, NY 10451 718-590-2648 Brooklyn College Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & 718-537-3251 Transgender Alliance (LGBTA) [email protected] 2900 Bedford Ave. Student Center Mailbox 64, www.bronxhealthlink.org Brooklyn, NY 11210 Networking for community health improvement increases 718-951-4234 access/awareness to services/resources. Parental Info [email protected] Network and 1000+ subscribers Communication www.brooklyncollegelgbta.com Network System. Info/resources on health, social Club for queer and trans students and allies. Provides services, community events, funding, job opportunities. information about resources and organizes educational and social events. Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center AIDS Program 1645 Grand Concourse, Suite #1B, Bronx, NY 10456 Brooklyn Community Pride Center 718-960-1480 93 Montague St., Suite 339, Brooklyn, NY 11201 718-960-1488 718-802-3890 [email protected] [email protected] Designated AIDS/HIV center. Comprehensive inpatient/ www.lgbtbrooklyn.org primary care, case management, clinical trials, volunteer Organization committed to establishing safe space for services, community outreach, training, peer education LGBT persons within borough of Brooklyn. training. Brooklyn Gay Network of Friends (BGNF) 9 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ HIV/AIDS resource center. Case management, licensed phone brooklyngaynetworkoffriends substance abuse treatment/counseling, transportation, Social events for gay men of all ages living in Brooklyn. housing, support groups, emergency fi nancial assistance, food bank. Brooklyn Heights Synagogue fax 131 Remsen St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 Butch/Femme Society 718-522-2070 P.O. Box 750652, Forest Hills, NY 11375 offi [email protected] 212-388-2736 www.bhsbrooklyn.org [email protected] email http://butchfemmesociety.freeservers.com Brooklyn Hospital PATH Center Social/support network for self-identifi ed butches/ 121 DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11201 femmes. 718-260-6559 718-826-5600 web link [email protected] www.tbh.org * HIV/AIDS services for adults, adolescents and children: primary care program, in-patient, nutrition, case The management, dental, counseling, dermatology, specialty Center referral, OB-GYN, rapid HIV testing, LGBT-friendly. C 208 Ask about Flatbush location. Callen-Lorde Community Health Center West 356 W. 18th St., NYC 10011 13th Brooklyn Law School Outlaws 212-271-7200 250 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 212-271-8111 Street [email protected] www.callen-lorde.org New Group for LGBT law students. Sponsors panels on LGBT NYC’s only quality LGBT health facility. Primary/ York issues, coordinates activities with other LGBT legal preventive care, chronic disease management, HIV/AIDS NY organizations. treatment, STD testing/treatment, HIV rapid antibody testing, lesbian/transgender/senior health, adolescent/ 10011 Brooklyn Pride, Inc. young adult health care (HOTT). P.O. Box 150508, Brooklyn, NY 11215 718-928-3320 Capital District Gay & Lesbian Community Council [email protected] P.O. Box 131, Albany, NY 12210 Brooklyn’s LGBT Pride organization focuses on building 518-462-6138 new bridges between community resources/LGBT 518-462-2101 community. Plans annual Brooklyn Pride multi-cultural [email protected] festival and parade. www.cdglcc.org Albany, NY-based organization promotes well-being Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture of all LGBT and queer-identifi ed people and those 53 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY 11215 affected by discrimination based on gender identity and 718-768-2972 expression. [email protected] www.bsec.org Catholic Lesbians Humanist religious organization dedicated to improving c/o Church of St. Francis Xavier 55 W. 15th St., NYC ethical quality of relationships in personal lives and the 10011 world. 212-627-2100 212-675-6997 Brown, Richard A., Queens County District Attorney [email protected] 125-01 Queens Blvd., Kew Gardens, NY 11415 www.sfxavier.org 718-286-6451 917-509-0422 Religious and not-so-religious. All women welcome. 718-286-6993 Meets 2nd Friday of month, 7 pm–9 pm, West Room. [email protected] www.queensda.org Center, The: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & George Farrugia, Supervisor, Criminal Court Bureau, Transgender Community Center Liaison to LGBT community 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 212-620-7310 Buddies of New Jersey, Inc. 212-924-2657 149 Hudson St., Hackensack, NJ 07601 [email protected] 201-489-2900 www.gaycenter.org 201-489-2133 Founded 1983. Leading multi-service nonprofi t operates [email protected] more than 30 programs, including cultural, recreational, www.njbuddies.org political, recovery, mental health services. More than 10 300 groups and all Center programs/services meet here. 212-620-7310 (Information Line) Call or visit for monthly calendar of events. M-F, 9 am–10 pm., Sat 11am-10:30pm, Sun 11am- phone 10:30pm Info clearinghouse for HIV/AIDS services These groups meet at and/or can be contacted citywide, recreational opportunities, support services, through the Center: Center events. fax Center Bingo Center Lesbian Cinema Arts 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 Contact Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. 212-620-7310 Screening dates vary, see website for updated info. email [email protected] www.gaycenter.org Center LGBT SmokeFree Project Draws large, friendly, diverse crowd. Cash prizes, tickets 212-620-7310 ext. 259 to Broadway/off-Broadway shows, surprises. For those thinking about/ready to quit smoking. web link Workshops offer tools to discover pros/cons of quitting, Center CARE build support system, develop a plan, fi nally smoke your * 646-556-9300 last cigarette. 646-486-9381 The www.gaycenter.org Center Listings Center Counseling, advocacy, recovery, education, substance Free monthly calendar of meetings/events at the Center, 208 abuse counseling. HIV Case Management, Mental mailed to 50,000+ households. Call or e-mail to ask West Health, Bereavement, Lesbian Cancer Initiative, Gender about mailing list. Printable from the front page of www. Identity Project. gaycenter.org 13th Street Center CARE Bereavement Services Center Orientation New Bereavement support groups for those dealing with death Introduction to LGBT community for newcomers to NYC, York of family, friends or partners. those just coming out, those unfamiliar with available resources. Contact Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural NY Center CARE Mental Health Services Programs, for information. 10011 For Those dealing with anxiety, depression, other mental health concerns. Confi dential assessment, counseling Center Second Tuesdays Lecture Series referral services. Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. Presentations by noted speakers in arts, academia, Center CARE Recovery politics. Licensed, outpatient LGBT-specifi c substance abuse recovery program provides LGBT sensitive and Center Youth Enrichment Services affi rmative assessment, substance abuse/dependency See: Youth Enrichment Services (Y.E.S.) treatment, relapse prevention and referral services to individuals, couples, groups. Center’s National Archive of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender History Center CARE Substance Abuse Program Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. Among Carrie Davis, CSW, Director of Mental Health and US’s largest repositories of LGBT archival materials. Social Services. For LGBT people experiencing diffi culty Donations of personal/organizational materials needed. with alcohol and/or substance abuse. Confi dential, on-site information, assessment, referral, as well as Center’s National Museum of LGBT History individual, couples and group counseling. Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. Murals by Keith Haring, Leon Golub, Nancy Spero, Kenny Center Families Scharf, other emerging/established artists. Exhibition [email protected] dates vary; proposals welcome. Family program for LGBT parents and their children, and those considering parenthood. Center’s Pat Parker & Vito Russo Library [email protected] Center Gender Identity Project Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. NY’s Peer/professional-based counseling, support, trans largest lending library of LGBT/AIDS-related literature. community events, info/referrals, HIV/AIDS prevention Mon–Thurs, 6–9 pm; Sat, 1–4 pm. for transgender, gender-different, gender-questioning people, partners, families. Professional education, Center for Anti-Violence Education, The sensitivity training, community forums, education for 327 7th St., 2nd. Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11215 organizations offering medical/mental healthcare, 718-788-1775 substance/alcohol abuse, HIV/AIDS services. 718-499-2284 [email protected] Center Information & Referral www.caeny.org 11 Self-defense (verbal and physical) and martial arts profi ciency. for women, transgender people, children, teens. phone Award-winning, non-competitive programs at the Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance Center develop skills, knowledge, awareness to enable Student Center of William Paterson University, 300 participants to heal from, prevent and counter violence. Pompton Rd, Wayne, NJ 07470 fax Sliding fee and free childcare available. Also travel 551-486-2739 609-706-9068 throughout NYC to teach LGBTQ groups. [email protected] http://ww2.wpunj.edu Center for Constitutional Rights, Inc. Support network and arena for political/educational email 666 Broadway, NYC 10012 forums on gay/lesbian issues, social activities. 212-614-6464 212-614-6499 Christian Science Group [email protected] 800-454-1906 ext 1299 web link www.ccrjustice.org [email protected] Supports extending constitutional/human rights to LGBT www.nycsgroup.com * community. Study group meets Thursdays, 8–9 pm, at the Center.* The Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies (CLAGS) Church of St. Francis Xavier, The Center /o CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Ave., Room 7.115, 55 W. 15th St., NYC 10011 208 NYC 10016 212-627-2100 West 212-817-1955 [email protected] 212-817-1567 www.sfxavier.org 13th [email protected] Prophetic Roman Catholic community committed to Street www.clags.org spirit of inclusion/collaboration. New Research center presenting talks, conferences, movie York screenings, seminars, all free and open to public, Cinemarosa focusing on LGBT lives and experiences. 646-338-0046 NY [email protected] 10011 Centers for Disease Control (CDC) National www.cinemarosa.org Prevention Information Network Queens-only queer fi lm festival. P.O. Box 6003, Rockville, MD 20849 800-458-5231 404-679-3860 Circle of Voices, Inc. (International) 718-975-0141 888-282-7681 [email protected] [email protected] www.circleofvoicesinc.org www.cdcnpin.org We address issues through art by womyn of both African Reference, referral, distribution service for info on HIV/ descent/ color that refl ects all orientations. Hear voices AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), tuberculosis of herstories, knowledge, skills among each other/ (TB). Produces, collects, catalogues, processes, stocks, community via performances, cultural workshops, music disseminates materials/info on HIV/AIDS, STDs, TB to festivals and empowerment seminars. organizations/people working in those disease fi elds in international, national, state, local settings. Facilitates City Cruisers sharing of info/resources on services, published [email protected] materials, research fi ndings, trends among users. www.citycruisers.com Gay male motorcycle club provides riding opportunities Cheer New York, Inc. in group setting. Meets fi rst Thursdays, 8 pm, at the 510 E. 13th St., #12, NYC 10009 Center.* 888-671-7312 [email protected] Clann An Uabhair (GLSA) www.cheerny.org c/o Ian Betts, 222 E. 35th St., #3K, NYC 10016 LGBTS adult cheerleading team and charity. 212-689-1448 [email protected] Chinese American Planning Council - HIV/AIDS www.gayscots.org Services Gay/lesbian society for anyone claiming Scottish 165 Eldridge St., NYC 10002 ancestry or interest in Scottish culture. 646-613-8420 212-226-5351 Clarke, Yvette D., U.S. Representative [email protected] 123 Linden Blvd., 4th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11226 www.hivcpc.org 718-287-1142 Comprehensive HIV/AIDS program offers multiple 718-287-1223 services to Asian Americans in NYC with limited English www.clarke,house,gov 12 Represents 11th Congressional District in Central services to LGBT community. Brooklyn. phone Columbia FunMap, Inc. Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) 221 Rutgers St., Maplewood, NJ 07040 973-275-1700 [email protected] fax www.codependents.org 973-275-3998 Fellowship of men/women with common purpose to [email protected] develop healthy relationships. www.funmaps.com Publishes maps/guides for gay/lesbian travelers in US, email COLAGE: Children of Lesbians & Gays Canada, Europe. Everywhere–NYC Chapter c/o Claire Knight, 166 W. 75th St., #720, NYC 10023 Columbia Pride 917-438-6819 [email protected] web link [email protected] Builds community among LGBT alumni of Columbia U. to foster safe environments, strengthen community, www.colage.org * Not-for-profi t run by/for children of LGBT parents. deepen connection between LGBT alumni/students and Engages, connects, empowers people to make world communities/alma mater. The better place for these kids. Workshops, community Center building, speakers, brunches. Columbia Queer Alliance 208 c/o Offi ce of Multicultural Affairs, 2920 Broadway, Mail West College of Staten Island Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Code 2607, NYC 10027 Transgender Alliance 212-854-1675 13th 2800 Victory Blvd., Rm. 1c-217, Staten Island, NY [email protected] Street 10314 www.columbia.edu/cu/cqa New Campus-based LGBT group, fi rst and oldest LGBT 718-982-3107 York 718-982-3087 campus group in world. [email protected] NY Books, fi lms, referrals, informal counseling. Columbia University Gay Health Advocacy Project 10011 424 John Jay Hall, MC 3601 519 W. 114th St, NYC Colombian Lesbian & Gay Association (COLEGA) 10027 917-204-1815 212-854-6655 [email protected] 212-854-3314 Non-profi t. Safe space for NY’s Colombian LGBT [email protected] community. Health/self-esteem training, health service www.health.columbia.edu referrals. Social events. Services to members of the university community.
Columbia Addiction Services and Psychotherapy Community Access Interventions Research (CASPIR) 666 Broadway 3rd Fl., NYC 10012 1775 Broadway Suite 1404, NYC 10019 212-780-1400 212-974-0597 212-974-0494 212-780-1412 212-974-0530 www.communityaccess.org www.projectsmartnyc.org Supportive housing, clubhouses, employment, advocacy Research institute serving LGBT community. Currently for mental health consumers. LGBT-sensitive. runs two projects offering treatment to help individuals reduce drinking. Community Counseling & Mediation/Verite Program, Crown Heights Center Columbia Bisexual, Gay & Lesbian Alumni/ae 810 Classon Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238 (CUBIGALA) 718-230-5100 Columbia Queer Co-Op 106 Earl Hall, NYC 10027 718-230-5425 212-854-1488 [email protected] [email protected] www.ccmnyc.org Social/political/educational for Columbia alumnae and Provides psychotherapy to individuals and families. affi liates. Community Health Action of Staten Island Columbia Center for Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual 56 Bay St., Staten Island, NY 10301 Mental Health 718-808-1300 Columbia University Department of Psychiatry 718-808-1390 16 E. 60th St., Suite 400, NYC 10022 [email protected] 212-326-8441 www.chasiny.org 212-326-8590 Focus on HIV/AIDS, other health issues. Community/ NY’s fi rst academic center delivering mental health peer education, outreach, case management, addiction 13 treatment, HIV and Hepaitus C counseling and testing, youth/LGBT/mobile health services, syringe exchange Creative Industries Network (CIN) phone programming and community food pantry. 917-701-9033 [email protected] Nick Curto, Co-Director. First organization for LGBT Community Healthcare Network fax 60 Madison Ave. 5th Floor, NYC 10016 creative professionals from industry-wide backgrounds. 888-246-8259 Helps members fi nd/keep employment, share resources, 212-545-2400 network. Celebrates diversity, promotes understanding 646-312-0481 of selves as creative individuals/LGBT community. email [email protected] Discussions, guest speakers, outreach. Meets fi rst www.chnnyc.org Mondays, 6–8 pm, Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation, Group of non-profi t community health centers in 127-B Prince St., Manhattan. Space limited. All 4 boroughs. Primary medical care, social/mental welcome. web link health services, confi dential HIV testing/counseling. Crime Victims Hotline Transgender program in Bronx. Weekly support group / * workshops, HIV/STD education, legal services/referrals, 212-577-7777 GED preparation, other services. All welcome. 24 hours. Counseling, advocacy, support services. The Center Compatibility Game Crossdressers International 208 212-564-4847 212-971-1084 West [email protected] [email protected] www.compatgame.com www.cdinyc.org 13th Singles events for fi nding gay men/lesbians with Non-profi t, non-sexual group based in NYC. Founded in Street compatible interests/values. 1990, New focuses on closeted male-to-female crossdressers, York Conference for Catholic Lesbians, Inc. (CCL) offering a safe, informative and welcoming means for P.O. Box 853, Greenport, NY 11944 CDs to overcome fears of being discovered and express NY 917-836-0289 their transgender selves. 10011 [email protected] http://cclonline.org Crux NY Gay and Lesbian Rock Climbing Group Online support and spiritual community for women www.lgbtclimbing.com seeking to integrate lesbian and Catholic identities Rock climbing in a fun social setting in NYC and in their lives. Also offers information/resources of Westchester. particular interest to Catholic lesbians. Crystal Clear Project Congregation Beth Simchat Torah Addiction Institute of New York 59 Bethune St., NYC 10014 1000 Tenth Ave., NYC 10019 212-929-9498 212-523-8260 212-620-3154 212-523-6494 www.cbst.org [email protected] Sharon Kleinbaum, Rabbi. Serves LGBT community. www.addictioninstituteny.org Sabbath/holiday services. Educational, cultural, social, Program provides gay-affi rmative services for gay spiritual, feminist programs, Jewish/AIDS outreach. and bisexual men using substances such as crystal Sabbath eve services, Church of Holy Apostles, 28th methamphetamine. St./9th Ave. Crystal Meth Anonymous Intergroup New York CONNECT P.O. Box 1517, NYC 10113 Box 20217, NYC 10001 212-642-5029 (hotline) 212-683-0015 212-683-0605 (legal [email protected] advocacy helpline) www.NYCMA.org 212-683-0016 Fellowship of men/women who share experience, [email protected] strength, hope to solve their common problem, help www.connectnyc.org others recover from addiction to crystal meth and other Helps victims of domestic violence navigate the legal mind-altering substances. system. Cuomo, Andrew M., New York State Attorney Cornell Clinical Trials Unit General 525 E.68th St., 24th Fl., NYC 10065 120 Broadway, NYC 10271 212-746-4177 212-746-7204 212-416-8000 [email protected] 800-771-7755 (consumers and crime victims www.cornellclinicaltrials.org/hiv helpline) 800-788-9898 (TTY) 14 www.oag.state.ny.us Box 452, NYC 10163 212-969-8111 phone Curve Magazine [email protected] 1550 Bryant St. Suite 510, San Francisco, CA 94103 www.danyc.info 415-863-6538 Fellowship of men/women who share experience, fax [email protected] strength, hope to solve common problem, help others www.curvemag.com recover from compulsive debting. Nation’s best-selling lesbian magazine. Deeper Dating email [email protected] www.deeperdating.com Dating event for single people committed to deeper D values. web link Defenders/Dignity New York * Dance 208/Center Dances Box 1146, NYC 10011 c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 212-627-6488 The 212-620-7310 [email protected] Center www.gaycenter.org Represents leather/levi community with outreach/ 208 Longest-running alternative to club/bar scene. Co-ed education for all interested in spiritual side. West dances 2nd/4th Saturdays. Diaz, Ruben Jr., Bronx Borough President 13th Dari Project, The 851 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451 Street 75-22 37th Ave. Suite 40, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 718-590-6001 (Community Affairs) New [email protected] [email protected] York www.dariproject.org http://bronxboropres.nyc.gov Documents lives of LGBT Korean Americans, families, NY community. DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) 10011 200 Lexington Ave, Suite 1016, NYC 10016 Dartmouth Gay & Lesbian Alums (GALA) 212-727-3100 c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 212-727-2574 212-691-4339 (Chuck Edwards) [email protected] Network of lesbians/gay men matriculated/employed by www.diffa.org Dartmouth. Newsletter, directory, events. National chapter-based group funds direct care, advocacy, education. NY-based volunteers. Date Bait 212-971-1084 Dignity/Brooklyn www.datebait.com 718-565-2171 Fun, structured mixers for meeting single men. Call/visit [email protected] website for dates, times, how it works. www.dignityusa.org For lesbian/gay Roman Catholics. Meets 3rd Saturdays, Dating Strategies 6:30 pm, at St. Ann/Holy Trinity Parish House, 122 212-691-5574 Pierrepont St. Liturgy, potluck. [email protected] Workshops at the Center* for single gay men, with Jim Dignity/Metro NJ Sullivan, MA, Dating/Relationship Coach. c/o St. George’s Church, 550 Ridgewood Road, Maplewood, NJ 07040 Deaf Queer Resource Center (DQRC) 973-509-0118 [email protected] [email protected] www.deafqueer.org http://metronj.dignityusa.org National nonprofi t resource and information center for, Support group for gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgendered by and about deaf LGBTQ, transvestite and intersex Catholics and friends. Mass and meeting 1st and 3rd communities. Sundays at 4 pm.
DeBlasio, Bill, New York City Public Advocate Dignity/Nassau 1 Centre St. 15th Floor, NYC 10007 Box 48, East Meadow, NY 11554 212-669-7200 [email protected] [email protected] Support group for lesbian/gay Catholics/friends. http://pubadvocate.nyc.gov/ Liturgies/socials, 2nd and 4th Saturdays.
Debtors Anonymous Dignity/New Brunswick 15 Box 10781, New Brunswick, NJ 08906 union. 732-968-9263 phone [email protected] Diversity Rules Magazine Box 72, Oneonta, NY 13820 607-432-1179 Dignity/New York, GLBT Catholics fax Box 1554, NYC 10150 [email protected] 646-418-7039 www.diversityrules.com [email protected] Magazine serving LGBTQ community and friends. www.dignityny.org email Liturgy celebrated each Sunday, 7:30 pm, at St. Johns in Domestic Partner Health Benefi ts the Village, 218 W. 11th St. (at Waverly). Social follows NYC Offi ce of Labor Relations 40 Rector St., 3rd Fl., all services. (Charter member of Dignity/USA.) NYC 10006 212-306-7605 web link Dignity–Region Northeast 212-306-7373 Contact: Maria Soto. Box 1336, Patchogue, NY 11772 * 80+ US chapters, 15 in NY/NJ, serve spiritual/social needs of lesbian/gay Catholics/friends. Domestic Partner Registry–New York City The Offi ce of City Clerk 141 Worth St., NYC 10013 Center Dignity–Suffolk 212-669-2400 208 212-669-3300 Box 789, Middle Island, NY 11953 West 631-775-9307 www.cityclerk.nyc.gov 13th DiNapoli, Thomas P., New York State Comptroller Door–A Center of Alternatives, Inc., The Street 110 State St., Albany, NY 12236 555 Broome St., NYC 10013 New 212/941-9090, ext. 0 or 3247 (membership services) 212-681-4489 518-474-4040 York 212-681-4468 [email protected] 212-941-0714 NY www.osc.state.ny.us [email protected] 10011 www.door.org Disabled In Action of Metropolitan New York Crisis intervention, short-/long-term counseling, sexual/ Box 30954, NYC 10011 general healthcare in licensed clinic; independent 212-255-6619 living skills, legal, educational, vocational, recreational [email protected] programs for youth, 12-21. Special programs for foster www.disabledinaction.org youth, LGBTQ, HIV-infected/affected youth. LGBTQ Grassroots activist group for people with disabilities. drop-in groups, in-depth psychotherapy group and Not gay, but gay-friendly. outreach.
Disabled Queers of New York (DQNY) Dromm, Daniel, New York City Councilmember c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St. 37-32 75th St, Jackson Heights, NY 11372 718-389-8180 718-803-6373 [email protected] 718-803-9832 Support and social group for disabled gay men. http://council.nyc.gov/d25/html/members/home.shtml Openly gay Councilmember representing District 25 Disclosure Network New York (DNNY) Queens (Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, East Elmhurst, 917-701-9033 LeFrak City, Corona, Rego Park, and Woodside). [email protected] www.dnny.org Duane, Thomas K., New York State Senator Addresses/explores UFO/paranormal. Main meeting: 322 Eighth Ave. Suite 1700, NYC 10001 fi rst Sundays, 2–5 pm, at the Center,* has guest speaker 212-633-8052 and/or videotape/DVD with group discussion/Q&A. 212-633-8096 Admission $8, space limited, RSVP in advance. Smaller [email protected] ThinkTank meeting/discussion group: third Mondays, www.tomduane.com 6–8 pm, at moderately priced Chelsea restaurant. Space Openly gay, HIV positive State Senator representing limited; RSVP in advance. No admission fee. Manhattan’s 29th District (Upper West Side, Chelsea, Clinton, Hells Kitchen, Greenwich Village, parts of East District Council 37, AFSCME, Lesbian & Gay Issues Side, including the East Village, Stuyvesant Town, Peter Committee Cooper Village and Waterside Plaza). 125 Barclay St. Room 784, NYC 10007 212-815-7575 212-815-1039 212-815-7519 Highlights issues of LGBT members of largest municipal 16 [email protected] www.prideagenda.org phone NY’s statewide LGBT civil rights and advocacy E organization. fax East End Gay Organization (EEGO) Employee Health Benefi ts Program of the City of New Box 708, Bridgehampton, NY 11932 York 631-324-3699 40 Rector St. 3rd Floor, NYC 10006 [email protected] 212-513-0470 email www.eego.org Domestic partner health benefi ts for NYC retirees. Human rights organization for LGBT community on East End of Long Island (Hamptons area) providing EPIPHANY/New York information and addressing issues and needs of this c/o St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church 204 W. 134th St., web link community. NYC 10030 212-862-4940 * Echelon—The Source for GLBT Business [email protected] Professionals Worship/social justice group for people in the life of The 6404 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1829, Los Angeles, CA 90048 African descent. Center 323-230-5548 208 [email protected] EQUAL! West www.echelonmagazine.com 614-367-4268 (Glenda Childress) 630- Online gay magazine for business professionals. 979-8307 (Ryk Koscielski) 13th [email protected] Street Einstein Association of Gays, Lesbians Bisexuals & www.equal.org New Transgenders (EAGLBT) Educational/support group addresses workplace York Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 1300 Morris Park environment issues for LGBT employees at Lucent Ave., Technologies and LGBT family, friends or colleagues. NY 703 Ullman Bldg., Bronx, NY 10461 10011 718-430-3130 Equality Advocates Pennsylvania [email protected] 1211 Chestnut St. Suite 605, Philadelphia, PA 19107 Ave. for activism and social support for LGBT faculty, 215-731-1447, 215-731-1544 students and staff at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. [email protected] www.equalityadvocates.wordpress.com Elmhurst Hospital Chemical Dependency Treatment Achieves equality for LGBT people in PA through direct Clinic legal services, education, policy reform. 79-01 Broadway, H3-117, Elmhurst, NY 11373 718-334-4621 EquAsian 718-334-5721 c/o AIPCHA 400 Broadway, NYC 10013 Contact: Frankie Brown. For HIV+ people with/without 212-334-7940 886-274-2429 psychiatric diagnosis (major depression, dysthymia, [email protected] schizophrenia, personality disorders, anxiety disorder). www.apicha.org/ymsm Medical, psychiatric, alcohol/chemical dependence Youth-run and led group supports LGBT, intersex, queer assessments, family/signifi cant others outreach, and questioning Asian/Pacifi c Islander youth, 22 and individual/group therapy. On-site services include AA, under. gay/lesbian welcome. Smoke-enders group. Estate Project for Artists with AIDS Empire City Men’s Chorus c/o Alliance for the Arts 330 W. 42nd St., #1701, NYC 263 W. 86th St., NYC 10024 10036 212-362-3179 212-947-6340 212-873-8129 [email protected] [email protected] www.artistswithaids.org www.empirecitymenschorus.org Identifi es, documents, preserves and records works NYC’s premier gay men’s choral ensemble dedicated to created by artists with HIV/AIDS. performance of classical music.
Empire State Pride Agenda 16 W. 22nd St., NYC 10010 212-627-0305 212-627-4136 1 Commerce Plaza Suite 805, Albany, NY 12260 518-472-3330 518-472-3334 17 Feminist Outlaw 516-520-0380 phone www.feministoutlaw.com F Legal activist for sexual civil rights and nontraditional families. Diana Adams. fax Faces NY, Inc. 317 Lenox Ave., 10th fl ., NYC 10027 FemmeFever 212-283-9180, 212-864-1614 Box 203, Levittown, NY 11756 212-663-2436 516-520-0380 email [email protected] [email protected] www.facesny.org www.femmefever.com Community-based supportive housing HIV education/ M-F transformations, counseling, parties, sales, and outreach, case management, legal services, dinner support. web link pantry program, support, training, advocacy for black/ Latino/a communities in Harlem/upper Manhattan. FIERCE! Fabulous Independent Educated Radicals * for Community Empowerment Family Equality Council 147 W. 24th St., NYC 10011 The Box 206, Boston, MA 02133 646-336-6789, 646-336-6788 Center 617-502-8700, 617-502-8701 info@fi ercenyc.org 208 [email protected] www.fi ercenyc.org West www.familyequality.org Community organizing project for TLGBTSQQ youth Advocating for LGBT parents and their families. of color in NYC, dedicated to exploring/building power 13th in our communities through leadership development, Street Family Health Project artistic/cultural activism, political education, campaign New 42 Broadway 20th fl ., NYC 10004 development while taking care of ourselves/each other. York 212-894-3382, 212-616-4994 Takes on institutions that perpetuate transphobia, [email protected] homophobia, racism, ethnic confl ict, gender bias, NY HIV/AIDS education/prevention services, advocacy for economic injustice, ageism, spread of HIV, STIs, STDs, 10011 women of color with AIDS/HIV. other mental/physical health crises that make daily survival a terrifying challenge for TLGBTSQQ youth. Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club Organizes against injustices of criminal “justice,” P.O. Box 230087, NYC 10023 housing, employment, education, healthcare systems. 212-567-7160 [email protected] Financial Services Industry Exchange www.fastnfab.org Box 4139, NYC 10163 Gay/lesbian group for cyclists of all capabilities. [email protected] www.f-six.org Federal GLOBE Social/professional networking group for LGBT Box 23922, Washington, DC 20026 professionals in fi nancial services. Monthly events in NY, [email protected] NJ, Chicago and LA. www.fedglobe.org Chartered purpose is to eliminate prejudice and FireFlag discrimination in federal government based on sexual c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 orientation by (1) developing and providing educational 917-885-0127 programs, materials, assistance mechanisms to address fi refl [email protected] distinctive concerns/problems of lesbians, gay men, www.fi refl ag.org bisexuals in federal government and (2) educating Social peer-support network for LGBT fi refi ghters, general public, policy-makers, federal employees about offi cers, EMS workers. Meets 2nd Tuesdays, 7 pm, at the issues of concern to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals. Center,* followed by social at Ty’s on Christopher Street.
Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc. First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn 521 North Broadway Box 271, Nyack, NY 10960 124 Henry St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 845-358-4601, 845-358-4924 718-624-3770 [email protected] info@fi rstchurchbrooklyn.org www.forusa.org www.fi rstchurchbrooklyn.org Seeks to replace violence, war, racism and economic Congregation of different races, ethnicities, injustice with non-violence, peace and justice. Educate, nationalities, ages, sexual orientation, marital statuses, train, build coalitions and engage in non-violent and religious backgrounds, academic training, professions, compassionate actions locally, nationally and globally. incomes, abilities. Worship services refl ect and honor that diversity. Member, Presbyterian Welcome.
18 First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Gay-Straight French Language Club (The) Alliance 212-772-3511 phone 50 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201 [email protected] 718-624-5416 Don Ventura, Language Instructor/ Coordinator. info@fi rstchurchbrooklyn.org Upgrade aptitude in French. Roundtable discussion, fax www.fi rstchurchbrooklyn.org readings, social events. No English spoken. Open to all. Inclusion/expression/advocacy of LGBT concerns in Meets 1st and 3rd. Wednesdays, 6-8 pm at the Center. congregational life and society. Fresh Fruit Festival email Fortune Society, Health Services 145 E. 27th St. #1A, NYC 10016 29-76 Northern Blvd., Long Island City, NY 11101 212-779-3051 212-691-7554 [email protected] [email protected] www.freshfruitfestival.com web link www.fortunesociety.org 2-week multi-genre, international LGBT festival of arts Contact: Judy Juster, Director of Health Services. We and culture honoring community’s contribution. * provide comprehensive case management, supportive counseling, treatment adherence, housing assistance and Friends In Deed The rapid HIV test/education for HIV persons. The Crisis Center For Life Threatening Illness, 594 Center Broadway Suite 706, NYC 10012 208 Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR) 212-925-2009 West 62 Sterling Place #2, Brooklyn, NY 11217 [email protected] 718-622-0212 www.friendsindeed.org 13th fi [email protected] Support for anyone affected by HIV, cancer, other life Street www.fi ar.us threatening physical illness, grief, bereavement and care New Undertakes clinical studies of Complementary and giving. All services free. York Alternative Medicine (CAM) to understand their utility in management of HIV disease, antiretroviral drug side Front Page NY effects, chronic hepatitis. c/o William K. Dobbs P.O. Box 7 Prince St. Station, 10011 NYC 10012 Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted 212-966-1091 Diseases (FROST’D) [email protected] 224 W. 30th St. Suite 901, NYC 10001 Exhibit on ‘93 March on Washington for lesbian/ gay/ bi 212-924-3733 rights, organized by William K. Dobbs. www.frostd.org Mobile outreach units offer social services, HIV testing, Front Runners New York counseling for St.-walking prostitutes. P.O. Box 230087 Ansonia Station, NYC 10023-0087 212-724-9700 Fourth Universalist Society of New York City [email protected] 160 Central Park West, NYC 10023 www.frny.org 212-595-1658 Gay. Lesbian. Bisexual and transgendered runners [email protected] group. www.4thu.org Liberal religious community for those seeking spiritual Funders for Lesbian & Gay Issues growth. Education program help. 116 E. 16th St., 7th. Floor, NYC 10003 212-475-2930 Freedom Socialist Party [email protected] Freedom Hall, 113 W. 128th St., NYC 10027 www.lgbtfunders.org 212-222-0633 Karen Zelermyer, Executive Director. Advocates for [email protected] funding of LGBT organizations and programs. www.socialism.com Socialist, feminist, gay rights activists.
Freedom to Marry 116 W. 23rd St., Suite 500, NYC 10011 212-851-8418 G [email protected] www.freedomtomarry.org GAPP-Portuguese-Speaking Support & Prevention Gay and non-gay partnership working to win marriage Group equality nationwide. GMHC, 119 W. 24th St., NYC 10011 212-367-1221 [email protected] 19 http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/gapp_nyc Organization (GALDE) Portuguese-speaking support/ prevention group for c/o Francisco Lazala, 236 E. Gun Hill Road #55, Bronx, phone gay/ bisexual men, HIV + or at risk. Meets Fridays, NY 10467 7-9 pm. Primarily language English, but facilitates for 917-234-5559 718-324-9823 Portuguese and Spanish speakers. fax [email protected] Gay & Lesbian Affi rmative Psychotherapy: Institute Founded 2001 to increase political visibility of for Contemporary Psychotherapy Dominican LGBT community, provide HIV/ health 1841 Broadway, 4th Floor, NYC 10023 awareness, educational/ cultural activities. Fights email 212-333-3444 homophobia through educational/ social activities. [email protected] www.glapnyc.org Gay & Lesbian Employees of Citigroup (GLEC) Joanne Spina, LCSW, BCD, Bob Najjar, LCSW, Program 718-248-8073 web link Co-directors. Therapy for LGBTQ people at moderate [email protected] Contact: Doug Robinson. Promotes environment cost/sliding scale. Individuals/ couples/ families/ young * adults 18 +/ seniors all welcome. LGBTQ clinical where gay employees are comfortable being open and certifi cation program and continuing education for homophobic behavior isn’t tolerated. The therapists. Center Gay & Lesbian History of Stamps Club 208 P.O. Box 190842, Dallas, TX 75219-0842 Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation West (GLAAD) [email protected] 104 W. 29th St., 4th Floor, NYC 10001 www.glhsc.org 13th 212-629-3322 International group promotes collection, study, Street [email protected] dissemination of knowledge of philatelic material New encompassing gay/ lesbian world. www.glaad.org York National. Promotes fair, accurate, inclusive media representation of individuals/ events to combat Gay & Lesbian Independent Democrats NY homophobia/ discrimination based on sexual orientation c/o the Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 10011 or identity. 646-246-2311 [email protected] Gay & Lesbian Analysts (GALA) www.glid.org P.O. Box 112, NYC 10159 Manhattan’s progressive Democratic club. Meets 2nd 212-691-8784 Wednesdays 8 PM at the Center. National professional/ social organization of gay/ lesbian psychoanalysts Educational lectures/ discussions, Gay & Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA) paper presentations, social events, book parties, Peer 459 Fulton St. Suite 107, San Francisco, CA 94102 supervision, readings, writing groups. Member, Network 415-255-4547 of Lesbian and Gay Professional Organizations. [email protected] www.glma.org Gay & Lesbian Association of Retiring Persons National organization committed to ensuring equality 10940 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 1600, Los Angeles, CA in healthcare for LGBT individuals/healthcare 90024 professionals. Applies expertise in patient/professional 310-722-1807 education, public policy work, and through promotion [email protected] of research. Operates online referral service of LGBT- http://gaylesbianretiring.org friendly providers. Founded to call attention to aging issues in LGBT community. Gay & Lesbian Review/Worldwide P.O. Box 1803000, Boston, MA 02118 Gay & Lesbian Bible Study of New York 617-421-0082 [email protected] [email protected] Meets Mondays, 8-10 pm at the Center. Study of books www.GLReview.com of the Bible one by one. Bi-monthly journal of history, culture and politics.
Gay & Lesbian Caregiver’s Support Group for Gay & Lesbian Social Workers (NASW/NYC) Alzheimer’s Disease 212-668-0050 c/o The Center Meeting/ networking, 4th Mondays 6-7:30 PM at the 212-983-0700 (Carolyn Altman) Center. For caregiver’s of persons with Alzheimer’s. Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday’s, 6:45-8:15 at the Center. Gay & Lesbian Switchboard of L.I. 34 Park Ave., Bay Shore, NY 11706 Gay & Lesbian Dominican Empowerment 631-665-3700 20 [email protected] Gay City News www.GLSBLI.com 145 Sixth Ave. 1st Floor, NYC 10013 phone Information, peer counseling and referral. 646-452-2503 [email protected] www.gaycitynews.com Gay & Lesbian Switchboard of New York fax 212-989-0999 (NY) 888-THE-GLNH (national) New York’s LGBT newspaper. [email protected] www.glbtnationalhealthcenter.org Gay Filmmakers NYC Mon-Fri, 4-8 pm; Sat, 12-5 pm. Peer counseling, info, All are invited, novice to pro, mac or pc, covering email referrals. Free, anonymous program for Gay & Lesbian cinematography and lighting thru festival distribution National Hotline. [email protected] www.GayFilmmakersNYC.com Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund web link P.O. Box 96308, Washington, DC 20077-7529 Gay Games, Federation of [email protected] 202-842-8679 * [email protected] www.gaygames.com www.victoryfund.org Built on principles of participation, inclusion, personal The National donor network supports openly lesbian/ gay best. For more than 25 years, has empowered tens of Center candidates for public offi ce. thousands of LGBT artists/athletes through fellowship/ 208 friendly competition. West Gay & Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni (GLYDSA) Gay Human Rights League of Queens County 13th 212-780-4656 (24 hour infoline) P.O. Box 521224, Flushing, NY 11352-1224 Street For observant/ from traditional backgrounds Jewish 718-463-2938 (Bill Page) New Political group established in 1974. lesbians / gay men. Integrate Jewish/ lesbian/ gay York identities in supportive environment. Discuss, socialize, events. Meets at the Center. Gay Male S/M Activists (GMSMA) NY 332 Bleecker St. PMB D23, NYC 10014 10011 Gay & Lesbian Youth of the Hudson Valley 212-727-9878 P.O. Box 216, Congers, NY 10952 Devoted to safe, sane, consensual S&M. Open programs 914-948-4922 2nd Wednesdays (except July/ August), at the Center. Meets Saturdays, 2-4 pm at the Loft, 252 Bryant Ave, Demos, workshops, seminars, socials. White Plains, NY. Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD) Gay & Lesbian-Political Action & Support Groups 44 Court St. , Suite 1000, Brooklyn, NY 11201 P.O. Box 11406, New Brunswick, NJ 08906-1406 718-222-6300 732-744-1370 [email protected] [email protected] www.gmad.org www.gaypasg.org Education, social support, advocacy, health, wellness Working for liberty and justice for all. promotion, support, discussion groups, drop in center, HIV prevention, outreach. Capacity-building assistance. Gay Activist Alliance in Morris County (GAAMC) P.O. Box 137, Convent Station, NJ 07961-0137 Gay Men of the Bronx (GMOB) 973-285-1595 (24 hour hotline) 841 Barretto St., Bronx, NY 10474 [email protected] 718-542-0267 www.gaamc.org [email protected] NJ’s oldest social/ political/ educational group welcomes Committed to creating a supportive community. LGBTI statewide. Rap groups, speakers, socials, newsletter, annual Pride Directory. Gay Mens Alliance (at Hunter College) 695 Park Ave. Thomas Hunter Bldg. Room 309, NYC Gay Asian & Pacifi c Islander Men in New York 10021 (GAPIMNY) 212-772-4829 P.O. Box 1608, Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113-1108 [email protected] 212-802-7423 www.myspace.com/hunterrainbow/ [email protected] Club provides safe, welcoming space for students of all www.gapimny.org sexualities/ gender identities. Social events, workshops, Social, political, peer support and educational discussions throughout the school year. organization for GBTQAPI men. Meets 3rd. Fridays of the month at the Center. Gay Men’s Health Crisis, Inc. (GMHC) Michael Palm Center, 119 W.24th St., NYC 10011 212-367-1000 800/AIDS-NYC (Outside NYC) 21 [email protected] directory of businesses, services and community www.gmhc.org organizations. phone US’s fi rst AIDS service/ advocacy organization. Programs/ services include free testing, HIV prevention, Gay Sullivan [email protected] hot meals, nutrition counseling, legal counsel/ fax representation, case management, help accessing health www.gaysullivan.com care/ housing, fi nancial advocacy, vocational counseling/ Uniting GLBT population of Sullivan County, NY. Board job training, mental health services, support groups, for message postings. complementary therapies, substance abuse counseling. email Gay Sunshine Press Gay Men’s Opera Club P.O. Box 410690, San Francisco, CA 94141 212-691-5993 (Charles) 415-626-1935 Listening/ discussing recordings, socializing. Meets 2nd web link Friday, 8-10:30 pm at the Center. Gay USA www.mnn.org * Gay Men’s Psychotherapy Referral Service 20-year-old news program covers LGBT issues. Airs 11 212-388-2738 pm Thurs., Time Warner ch 34, RCN Cable Network ch. The Referrals to gay-identifi ed psychotherapists specializing 107. Center in individual/group/ couples/family therapy. 208 Gay Wheels West Gay Military Signal, The www.gaywheels.com 718-849-5665 Resource provides information about gay-friendly 13th [email protected] automotive companies and facilitating commerce with Street www.gaymilitarysignal.com gay-friendly companies during car-buying process. New Webzine features stories of LGBT armed forces veterans, York news, commentary about movement to repeal “don’t ask, Gay, Lesbian & Affi rming Disciples Alliance (GLAD don’t tell” so LGBT Americans may volunteer to serve Alliance) NY openly with pride. 1010 Park Ave. (at 85th St.) NYC 10028 10011 212-288-3246 718-798-5982 Gay Offi cers Action league (GOAL) [email protected] P.O. Box 1774, Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113 www.gladalliance.org 212-691-4625 Metro NY chapter for lesbian/ gay/ bisexual/ affi rming [email protected] persons related to Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) www.goalny.org Fraternal organization for professionals now/ formerly Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network in law enforcement/ criminal justice. Members include 90 Broad St., 2nd Floor, NYC 10004 (but are not limited to) police, courts, corrections, 212-727-0135 probation, federal law enforcement offi cers, DA’s, judges. glsen@glsen.org Supporters/ associate members (FOG). Advocates for www.glsen.org members, social justice, empowering community. The leading national education organization focused on ensuring safe schools for all students. Established in Gay Parent Magazine 1990, we envision a world in which every child learns P.O. Box 750852, Forest Hills, NY 11375-0852 to respect and accept all people, regardless of sexual 718-380-1780 orientation or gender identity/expression. [email protected] www.gayparentmag.com Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender National Family stories, news, ads for building/ nurturing your Hotline family. 888-THE-GLNH(843-4564) 212-989-0999 Gay Peruvians of the Americas [email protected] 917-557-0639 (Miguel) www.glbtnationalhealthcenter.org Social group of gay Peruvians. Mon-Fri, 4 pm-12 am; Sat, 12-5 pm. Peer counseling, info, referrals to LGBT’s nationwide, Gay & Lesbian Gay Pride Rockland VCS Switchboard of NY Project. Free and anonymous. 77 S. Main St., New City, NY 10956 845-634-5729 Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Round Table [email protected] of American Library Association (GLBTRT) www.gaypriderockland.org [email protected] Lower Hudson Valley’s fi rst/ premier gay pride event. www.ala.org/template.cfm?section=glbtrt Family friendly and welcome to all. Free LGBT Considered US’s fi rst gay/ lesbian/ bisexual professional community event calendar. Publishes LGBT friendly group. Annual Stonewall Book Awards for best GLBT- 22 themed literature. Quarterly newsletter, read alouds, to reconcile spirituality and sexuality through God’s love. social hours. Welcomes all who wish to grow/ be energized through phone Christian fellowship and service. Guest speakers, Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Union at monthly dinner programs, brunches. SUNY Purchase fax c/o Student Union 735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase, Gillibrand, Kirsten, U.S. Senator NY 10577-1499 780 Third Ave. Suite 2601 914-251-6976 NYC 10017 212-688-6262 email Gay/ Bi Dad’s Group 212-688-7444 917-788-3369 http://gillibrand.senate.gov/ [email protected] www.gaybidads.com Girlfriend Material web link Support and social group for gay and bisexual fathers 212-971-1084 and others in child-nurturing situations. [email protected] * www.gfmaterialny.com Gayellow Pages Structured singles event where you meet single women The P.O. Box 533, Village Station, NYC 10014-0533 whose interests and values are similar to yours. Center 646-213-0263 208 [email protected] GirlFriends Magazine West www.gayellowpages.com c/o HAF Publishing 3415 Cesar Chavez Suite 101, San Annual directory of GLBTQI businesses/ resources for Francisco, CA 94110 13th US/Canada Print, CD, on line. 800-475-3763 (Subscriptions) Street 415-648-9464 New GAYFEST NYC [email protected] York One River Place, Suite 917, NYC 10036 www.girlfriendsmag.com 212-868-5570 Lesbian culture, politics and entertainment. NY 212-868-3196 10011 [email protected] GLASS: Gay, Lesbian and Straight Society of Baruch www.gayfestnyc.com College US’s premier festival of new gay-themed plays. Baruch College Offi ce of Student Life 55 Lexington Productions of new works by LGBT authors or Ave., NYC 10010 spotlighting gay issues benefi tting our charity The [email protected] Harvey Milk High School. www.baruchglass.blogspot.com Campus based group at Baruch College / CUNY Generation Q of the Queens Community House 30-74 Steinway St., 2nd. Floor, Astoria, NY 11103 GLBT Color Guard 718-204-5955 917-664-4515 [email protected] [email protected] www.queenscommunityhouse.org Scott Redhead, Director. NYC’s fi rst/ only GLBT Color LGBTQQ youth, 22 and under. Drop In Center, Guard and Winter Guard. Mon-Thurs, 3-8 PM (2 PM on Mon.) Offering youth workshops, discussions, movies, writing group, art GLBT Historical Society projects, activism, event planning, theatre, leadership 657 Mission St. #300, San Francisco, CA 94105 skills. Socials held 1st Fridays, 7:30 pm-12 am. Dances, 415-777-5455 Queens Youth Pride. [email protected] www.glbthistory.org GetEQUAL Collects, preserves, interprets history of GLBT people, Empowers the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, supporting communities. Sponsors ongoing exhibits, and queer community - and our allies - to take action to programs. demand full legal and social equality. [email protected] Glick, Deborah J., New York State Assemblymember www.getequal.org 853 Broadway Suite 1518, NYC 10003 212-674-5153 GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender 212-674-5530 Fellowship [email protected] Marble Collegiate Church First openly gay or lesbian of NYS legislature. 1 W. 29th St., NYC 10001 212-686-2770 GLOBE www.marblechurch.org c/o Make The Road By Walking, 301 Grove St., Inclusive community at Marble Collegiate Church seeks Brooklyn, NY 11237 23 718-418-7690 ext 207 non discrimination laws. [email protected] phone www.maketheroad.org Grand Slam Bridge Group Promotes community acceptance/ understanding of 914-665-8862 This relaxed game of duplicate bridge promotes social LGBTQ issues through outreach, organizing fax ties. You don’t need a partner; everybody who arrives on GMHC, Youth & Young Adult Initiatives time gets to play. c/o GMHC 119 W. 24th St. 8th. Floor, NYC 10011 212-367-1000 212-367-1382 Greek Gay & Lesbian Association email [email protected] 917-327-2966 www.gmhc.org [email protected] Outreach activities/ workgroups for LGBT youth in NYC. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 8 pm at the Center. Open to all with particular focus on House and Ball web link community. Greenwich House AIDS Mental Health Project 122 W. 27th St., NYC 10001 * GO NYC Magazine 212-255-8980 212-691-2900 305 Broadway, Suite 212, NYC 10013 Nina Laminsky, LCSW, Director of Chemical The 888/GO-NYC-44 (466-9244) 212-228-3493 Dependency & AIDS Mental Health. Psychotherapy Center [email protected] for individuals/ couples/ families with HIV+ issues. 208 Medicaid/ sliding scale fees/ ADAP? Other insurance. www.gomag.com West Commentary/ listings/ features/ general info for LGBT community. LGBT-owned, operated and friendly GRIOT Circle Senior Program 13th magazine. 25 Flatbush Ave. 5th Floor Street Brooklyn, NY 11217 New 718-246-2775 God’s Love We Deliver York 166 Ave. of the Americas, NYC 10013-1207 [email protected] 212-294-8100 www.griotcircle.org NY [email protected] Gathering of Elders, intergenerational/ culturally 10011 www.godslovewedeliver.org diverse community based organization responsive to Free nutritious meals delivered to adults/ children living lives of older LGBT persons of all colors. Social events, with HIV/AIDS, other serious illnesses, in NYC and education, support, recreation, fi tness program. Hudson County NJ. Guide, The Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club 1611 Rue Wolfe, Montreal, QC H2L 4X8 P.O. Box 1951, Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113 514-521-3222 212-726-2261 [email protected] [email protected] Ultimate gay travel, culture and politics magazine. www.gothamrfc.org Seeks to increase diversity within sport; refute Guilford Green Foundation stereotypes; create welcoming, encouraging learning P.O. Box 10428, Greensboro, NC 27404 environment for new ruggers; build competitive team for 336-790-8419 local/ national levels. [email protected] www.ggfnc.org Gotham Volleyball League Promotes diversity/ inclusiveness throughout LGBT P.O. Box 961, NYC 10113 community by raising/ distributing funds for LGBT 888-468-4260 organizations and programs and growing endowment to [email protected] sustain funding for these purposes www.gothamvolleyball.org NYC’s largest gay sports organization promotes development and enjoyment of volleyball.
Gottfried, Richard N. New York State Assemblymember H 242 West 27th St., NYC 10001 212-807-7900 Harlem United Community AIDS Center, Inc. 212-243-2035 306 Lenox Ave. 3rd Floor, NYC 10027 [email protected] 212-803-2850 www.assembly.state.ny.us [email protected] Represents 75th Assembly District (Chelsea, Clinton, www.harlemunited.org Murray Hill, Midtown Manhattan). Chairs Assembly Serves people living with HIV/AIDS. Medical/ dental health committee, sponsor marriage bill, GENDA, other care, mental health services, expensive therapies, 24 alternative medicine. Also provides array of services in Heritage of Pride, Inc. prevention, education, supportive housing, HIV testing. 154 Christopher St. Suite 1D, NYC 10014 phone See website for info/locations. 212-80-PRIDE [email protected] Hartford Gay & Lesbian Health Collective www.nycpride.org fax P.O. Box 2094, Hartford, CT 06145-2094 Organizers/ producers of NYC’s LGBT annual Pride 860-278-4163 events: The Rally, The March, Pridefest, Rapture on the [email protected] River, the Dance on the Pier. Empowers individuals of diverse sexual orientations, email gender identities and gender expressions to lead healthy Hetrick-Martin Institute (Home of the Harvey Milk lives by providing health and support services, education School) and advocacy. 2 Astor Place, 3rd. Floor NYC 10003 212-674-2400 212-674-8695 (TTY) web link HASA Service Line [email protected] 400 Eighth Ave., NYC 10001 www.hmi.org * 212-971-0626 Oldest, largest non-profi t multi service agency for Info/ counseling on broad range of AIDS services/ LGBTQ youth. The entitlements, coordinated by NYC Human Resources Center Administration (HRA). Hispanic AIDS Forum 208 213 W. 35th. St. 12th. Floor, NYC 10001-1903 West Hate Crime Task Force 212-563-4500 Police Department, City of New York, One Police Plaza 62-07 Woodside Ave. 3rd Floor 13th Rm. 1104D, NYC 10038 Woodside, NY 11377 Street 545-610-5267 718-803-2766 New [email protected] 967 Kelly St., Bronx, NY 10459 York Citywide team responsible for investigating all hate 718-328-4188 crimes and related incidents. Reports directly to NYPD’s [email protected] NY Chief of Detectives. www.hafnyc.org 10011 NYC’s largest, oldest Latino-run HIV/AIDS organization. Health Outreach to Teens (HOTT) Mission to improve health outcomes for Latinos in c/o/ Michael Callen-Audre Lorde Community Health NYC affected by HIV and other chronic illnesses. Center 356 W. 18th St., NYC 10011 Services attuned to special needs of homosexually active 212-271-7200 (Callen-Lorde) 212-271-7212 men (Entre Hombres Program), transgender women (collect calls accepted) (TransLatina Program), LGBTQ youth (Youth in Action [email protected] Program), offered at each of 3 service centers. Services www.callen-lorde.org/services/hott.html include: rental assistance to persons living with AIDS Free comprehensive primary care for youth, 13-22. or are symptomatic, free confi dential HIV counseling/ Medical care, mental health counseling, referrals for testing, referrals, case management and entitlement group support/ specialty care. Open to all, but designed advocacy, free condoms/lubricants, individual/group for LGBT/ questioning/ homeless youth. counseling, HIV/STI education/workshops, socio- recreation activities (encuentros, youth jams, retreats). Hell’s Kitchen AIDS Project Inc (HKAP) c/o LaSalle Learning Center, 328 W. 48th St., NYC HIV ArtsNetwork 10036 90 Broadway, Suite 12B, NYC 10007 212-956-7587 212-385-4945 (Doneley Meris) [email protected] [email protected], donleymeris@ Community based educational group uses multi-media to hotmail.com reach out to those at risk for AIDS. www.hivartsnetwork.org Bereavement counseling, support group services for HIV- HERE! TV infected/ affected artists and performers. 245 Park Ave. 24th. Floor, NYC 10167 1-888/HERE-NOW HIV Law Project [email protected] 15 Maiden lane 18th Floor, NYC 10038 www.heretv.com 212-577-3001 US’s fi rst gay TV network, established 2002, now [email protected] available in more than 40 million households. Movies, www.hivlawproject.org original series, general programming targeted to Tracy L. Welsh, Esq, Executive Director; Shahmet gay/ lesbian audience. On satellite nationwide via Alexander, Administrative Director; Cynthia B. Knox, DIRECTTV and DISH Network; on cable in NYC. Deputy Executive Director. Free civil legal services for HIV+ individuals living in Manhattan or Bronx or homeless in NYC. 25 production. HIV Plus phone c/o Here Publishing Inc. 10960 Wilshire Blvd. Suite House of Moshood 1050, Los Angeles, CA 90024 646-256-7639 (Misha Moshood) 310-943-5858 [email protected] fax 310-806-6350 HIV+ lesbians and allies group doing safer sex [email protected] prevention work in ball and club community. www.hivplus.com Housing Works, Inc. email HIV Uninsured Care Programs-AIDS Institute 57 Willoughby St. 2nd.Floor NY State Dept of Health P.O. Box 2052 Empire Station, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Albany, NY 12220 347-473-7400 347-473-7401 800-542-2437 [email protected] web link 518-459-0121 (TDD and TTY) www.housingworks.org [email protected] Intake, assessment. housing, healthcare, support, case * www.health.state.ny.us/diseases/aids/resources/adap management, job training, advocacy for homeless or at Assists under insured with access to care. AIDS Drug risk people with AIDS?HIV. The Assistance (ADAP), ADAP Plus (primary care), home Center care and ADAP Plus Insurance Continuation. Hudson Pride 208 32 Jones St., Jersey City, NJ 7306 West HIV/AIDS Legal Services Project Exists to bridge the gap in services and respond to the Legal Action Center 225 Varick St., 4th Floor, NY, NY unmet needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transgender 13th 10014 community, as well as HIV positive people of any Street 212-243-1313 800-223-4044 orientation / identity, through supportive social services, New www.lac.org prevention, outreach, advocacy an York Free legal services to fi ght discrimination against/ [email protected] protect privacy of people with HIV/AIDS, alcohol/ drug www.hudsonpride.org NY problems, criminal records. 10011 Human Rights Campaign HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) 1640 Rhode Island Ave. 12 W. 14th. St. 5th. Floor Washington, DC 20036 NYC 10011 202-216-1500 212-620-4644 [email protected] www.nyc.gov/html/hra/ www.hrc.org Component of NYC’s Human Resources Administration US’s largest civil rights organization dedicated to LGBT provides direct linkages to school, fi nancial, emergency, community. vocational services for people living with AIDS/ advanced HIV illness and families. Human Rights Campaign-New York Steering Committee HIVInfoSource Men’s Sexual Health Project http://greaterny.hrc.org NYU School of Medicine 550 First Ave. Old Bellevue, Meets 2nd Wednesdays, 8 pm, at the Center. C&D Bldg Room 558, NYC 10016 917-568-2272 (text) Human Rights New York State Division [email protected] 1 Fordham Plaza, 4th Floor, Bronx, NY 10458 www.hivinfosource.org 866-392-3644 (Toll Free) Offers free confi dential testing for HIV and sexually 718-741-8400 718-741-8300 (TDD) transmitted diseases at bathhouses for men who have sex www.dhr.state.ny.us with men. Human Rights, New York State Division of-Offi ce of Hofstra University Gay-Straight Alliance AIDS Discrimination Issues c/o Dean of Students Offi ce 219 Student Center Hofstra 163 W. 125th St. Rm. 415 University, Hempstead, NY 11551 NYC 10027 516-463-6301 212-961-8606 718-741-8304 (TDD) [email protected] [email protected] Social. Political group dedicated to LGBT community www.dhr.state.us and straight allies. Human Rights, New York State Division-Offi ce of HomoVisiones Sexual Discrimination Issues 212-741-2464 55 Hanson Place Room 900, Brooklyn, NY 11217 [email protected] 718-722-2060 Latina/o Queer Media, video-production, web- Joyce Yearwood, Director 26 212-714-2904 Hunter College Center on AIDS, Drugs & [email protected] phone Community Health www.immigrationequality.org 425 E. 25th. St., NYC 10010 Seeks equal application of US immigration law toward 212-481-7672 lesbian/gay couples; resource/support network for fax www.hunter.cuny.edu/health/aidshp binational relationships. Advocates for persons facing Training/ technical aid/ research/ evaluation for HIV/AIDS discrimination and seeking asylum based on community based organizations dealing with HIV/AIDS, sexual orientation. asthma, violence, adolescent issues. email Imperial Court of New York Hyacinth AIDS Foundation P.O. Box 613, NYC 10116-0613 317 George St. Suite 203 212-501-4797 866-533-4269 (Toll Free) New Brunswick, NJ 08901 [email protected] web link 732-246-0204 800-433-0254 (Hotline) www.ICNY.org [email protected] Philanthropic organization raises funds for GLBT * www.hyacinth.org community and service organizations. Night of 1,000 Helps people live with HIV, slows spread of epidemic, Gowns charity ball. The serves as critical voice in public debate of AIDS in NJ. Center In The Life Media, Inc. 208 Hynes, Charles J., Kings County District Attorney 184 Fifth Ave. 4th Floor, NYC 10010 West 350 Jay St., Brooklyn, NY 11201-2908 212-255-6012 718-250-2963 [email protected] 13th 718-802-3454 www.inthelifetv.org Street fl [email protected] Produces change through innovative media that exposes New www.BrooklynDA.org social injustice by chronicling LGBT life and providing York Marc J. Fliedner, Assistant DA, LGBT Liaison our audiences with effective ways to advance equality with and beyond our communities. NY 10011 Insideout P.O. Box 165, Athens, NY 12105 518-943-9200 I [email protected] www.insideouthv.com I Am Your Neighbor Publication aimed towards Hudson Valley’s gay/lesbian 202-639-8570 population. [email protected] www.iamyourneighbor.us Instinct Magazine Grassroots campaign provides coming out resources 303 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Suite L120, Burbank, CA 91502 for gay community and encourages straight allies to 818-843-1536 help in fi ght against religious and political leaders who [email protected] dehumanize us all www.instinctmagazine.com Gay lifestyle magazine. Identity House P.O. Box 829, Murray Hill Station, NYC 10156 Institute for Human Identity (IHI) 212-243-8181 322 Eighth Ave., Suite 802, NYC 10001-8001 [email protected] 212-243-2830 www.identityhouse.org [email protected] Peer counseling and referrals for psychotherapy for www.ihi-therapycenter.org LGBTQ community. Walk-in counseling at the Center. Psychotherapy for LGBTQ community/ friends/ allies Sat-Sun, 6-8 pm. Groups, short-term counseling, therapy (individual/ couple/ family/ group). Counseling on referrals. L/G parenting/adoption, Free Family Q workshops and counseling. Psychological testing/ evaluation. Free I’m From Driftwood walk in clinic. Post-grad program in psychotherapy, [email protected] supervision. Grad student internship/ externships. www.imfromdriftwood.com Community education seminars, speakers bureau. A website aimed at helping LGBT teens feel not so alone by compiling true stories by gay people from all over the Integrity USA world. 620 Park Ave, # 311, Rochester, NY 14607-2943 800-462-9498 Immigration Equality [email protected] 40 Exchange Place, 17th Floor, NYC 10005 www.integrityusa.org 27 Nonprofi t organization of LGBT Episcopalians/ straight [email protected] friends. Leading grassroots voice for full inclusion of www.irnweb.org phone LGBT persons in the church and equal access to its rites. A global community of researchers, activists, artists, and teachers in areas sharing knowledge about diverse Integrity/Brooklyn (LGBT Episcopalians) sexualities. fax c/o Christ Church Cobble Hill, 326 Clinton St., Brooklyn, NY 11231 Iranian Queer Railroad 718-624-0083 [email protected] [email protected] www.irqr.net email Chapter of national organization of LGBT Episcopalians, Working to create a simple structure, focus on supporting friends. Iranian queers to be safe on their journey, arrive in a new country to live and be free. Inter-Care web link 51 E. 25th St., Lower Level, NYC 10010 Irish Queers 212-532-0303 800-252-5252 212-289-1101 * [email protected] [email protected] www.intre-care.com www.irishqueers.org The Comprehensive treatment service provider for Irish/Irish American LGBT activists working in Center individuals/ families affected by alcoholism, other progressive Irish community and connecting with radical 208 drug dependencies. Broad range of outpatient, family, movements in Ireland best known for fi ghting religious West corporate intervention services. Multi-disciplinary. right’s stranglehold on NYC’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Focuses on long term recovery/ personal growth. 13th Italian Language Club Street Interfaith Task Force for LGBTQ Homeless Youth 212-772-3511 New 230 Park Ave., Suite 1000, NYC 10169 [email protected] York 917-847-6592 Don Ventura, Language Instructor/Coordinator.. [email protected], [email protected] Upgrade ability to speak Italian by using/hearing it in NY Peggy Borgstede, President, Kathy Green, Vice comfortable, roundtable discussion. All levels invited. 10011 President. Representatives of diverse religious traditions Meets 2nd/4th Mondays, 6-8 pm, at the Center. committed to protecting/ improving life situations of homeless LGBTQ youth. Strategies facilitate direct services to youth, advocate for needs, educate public. Contact for more information or to volunteer.
International AIDS Prevention Initiative c/o Jeff Bosacki, 420 West 45th St., NYC 10036 J 212-226-2292 [email protected] Jan Hus Presbyterian Church www.aidsquilt-nyc.org 351 E. 74th St.(at 1st Ave), NYC 10021 International memorial quilt used for HIV?AIDS 212-288-6743 awareness, education, prevention. Displays available for [email protected] schools, churches, community groups. www.janhus.org LGBT affi rming congregation and homeless outreach International Association of Gay & Lesbian Bridge program. Clubs [email protected] Japanese Speaking Lesbigay Society (Nihonjinnokai) www.icommunityvisions.org/IAGLBC [email protected] Meet/socialize with other Japanese speaking queers. International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Call for dates/times. Commission 80 Maiden Lane, Suite 1505, NYC 10038 JCC in Manhattan-LGBTQ Programs 212-430-6054 334 Amsterdam Ave., NYC 10023 [email protected] 646-505-5742 www.iglhrc.org [email protected] Advancing human rights to end discrimination based on www.jccnyc.org sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. LGBT programs.
International Research Network Jersey Pride Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies Graduate Center of 732-214-2965 the City University of New York [email protected] 365 Fifth Ave. Room 7115, NYC 10016 www.jerseypride.org 28 Non-profi t organization produces annual pride parade, Just Detention International rally and festival that celebrates culture and diversity of 3325 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 340, Los Angeles, CA 90010 phone NJ’s LGBT and interested community. 213-384-1400 [email protected] Jewish Board of Family & Children’s Services www.justdetention.org fax LGBT Counseling Unit, Manhattan West/Greenberg A human rights organization that seeks to end sexual Center, abuse in all forms of detention. 120 W. 57th St., NYC 10019-3371 212-632-4482 email [email protected] www.jbfcs.org David Ferguson, LCSW, Administrative/ Clinical Coordinator. LGBT affi rmative psychotherapy by K web link specially trained therapists. Individual, group, couples. Psych evals/medication management. KCM New York * [email protected] Jim Collins Foundation www.KCMNewYork.com The P.O. Box 1002, North Branford, CT 06471 Independent media services that provides news and Center 203-376-8089 information to the community. Weekly newsletter arrives 208 [email protected] via BCC e-mail to help readers keep their confi dential West www.jimcollinsfoundation.org email addresses. Enjoy the company of other GLBT Raises money for transgender people in need of gender friends at various activities and events. No charge for 13th confi rming surgery to live a healthy life, but without newsletter or to post “only free” activities and events. Street ability to pay for it. Send event information with our easy to use form located New on our website. Strictly confi dential mailing list that is York Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club never shared. c/o Allen Roskoff 450 W. 17th St. #2405, NYC 10011 NY 212-741-3677 Kellner, Micah Z., New York State Assemblymember 10011 [email protected] 315 E. 65th St, NYC 10065 Named after a gay rights pioneer, this city wide 212-860-4906 activist Democratic club is a multi-issue progressive 917-432-2983 organization. [email protected] www.micahkellner.net Joe.My.God (JMG) Openly bisexual Assemblymember representing 65th [email protected] District (includes Manhattan’s East Side and Roosevelt http://joemygod.blogspot.com/ Island). Gay culture, short stories, politics and fabulous disco trivia. Khush Page, The [email protected] Johnson, Robert T., Bronx County District Attorney www.sawnet.org/khush 198 East 161st St., Bronx, NY 10451 For and about LGBT South Asians. 718-590-2000 http://bronxda.nyc.gov/ Knickerbocker Sailing Association P.O. Box 326, NYC 10011-0326 Journal of Homosexuality/Haworth Lesbian Studies info@ksa-nyc-org Book Program www.ksa-nyc.org c/o John P. DeCecco, PhD, Editor, Ceres/Psychology NYC’s fi rst gay sailing club. San Fransisco State University 1600 Holloway Ave., San Francisco, CA 94132 Knights Out 415-826-3052 c/o Sue Fulton, 108 W. 13th St., Wilmington, DE 19801 [email protected] info@ksa-nyc-org www.knightsout.org JQ Youth Organization of West Point graduates and allies who [email protected] advocate for rights of LGBT soldiers to openly serve www.jqyouth.org their country. Social group made up of frum/formerly frum LGBT Jews, age 17-30. Monthly meetings and regular informal get Knit and Schmooze togethers. Also offers anonymous online discussion 914-665-8862, 516-671-2095 group. [email protected] Sometimes your brain works better when your hands are busy. Bring needles and yarn. 29 c/o John Jay Pride: Gay-Straight-Bi-Trans Alliance 445 Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives W. 59th ST., NYC 10019 phone c/o Church of Gethsemane in Park Slope, 1012 Eighth 212-237-8738 212-237-8000 ext. 3140 Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215 [email protected] 718-390-7493 Educates community about LGBT/any type of fax [email protected] “homosexual/trans-identifi ed” lifestyles people www.kolotchayeinu.org live in/outside of this college, to create better, more Rabbi Ellen Lippmann, Founder. Jewish congregation understanding society where doubt can be an act of faith, all hands needed email to build community. Creative, serious seekers pray Lambda Literary Foundation joyfully, wrestle with tradition, pursue justice, refuse to c/o Tony Valenzuela, Executive Director be satisfi ed with world as it is. Individuals of varying 5482 Wilshire Blvd., #1595, Los Angeles, CA 90036 sexual orientations, gender identities, races, family 212-239-6575 web link arrangements, Jewish identities/backgrounds share [email protected] commitment to search for meaningful expressions of our www.lambdaliterary.org * Judaism in today’s uncertain world. US’s leading organization for LGBT literature celebrates/offers resources for writers, readers, The booksellers, publishers, librarians. Center 208 Language Classes at the Center West 212-772-3511 [email protected] 13th L Street Don Ventura, Language Instructor/Coordinator. Ladies 2000 Language classes for beginners, covers basics with time New P.O. Box l, Oaklyn, NJ 08107 for pronunciation/conversation. Comfortable, relaxed York 856-869-0193 atmosphere at the Center. 10 1 and1/4 hour Saturday [email protected] sessions in French 12- 1:15 pm, Spanish 1:30-2:45 pm, NY www.ladies2000.com Italian 3-4:45 pm. 10011 Women who enjoy socializing, meeting new people and dancing at great locations and group sponsored events. Las Buenas Amigas (LBA) 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn (LID) 718-596-0342 ext 44 P.O. Box 150614, Brooklyn, NY 11215 [email protected] [email protected] www.lasbuenasamigas.org www.LIDBrooklyn.org Latino lesbian social, political, educational, cultural, Brooklyn’s LGBT political club, involved in all recreational, group devoted to creating visible presence progressive issues affecting LGBT community. in society and safe space to address, discuss, inform, act on, empower ourselves. Lambda Law Forum Seton hall University, School of Law One Newark Latino Commission on AIDS Center, Newark, NJ 07102 24 W 25th St. 9th Floor, NYC 10010 [email protected] 212-675-3288 http://law.shu.edu/orgs/lambda/index.html [email protected] Engages in continuing, regular dialogue with Seton Hall www.latinoaids.org Law School administration on issues affecting LGBT Non-profi t dedicated to fi ghting spread of HIV/AIDS in legal community. Latino community.
Lambda Legal Latino Gay Men of New York 120 Wall St., Suite 1500, NYC 10005-3904 c/o ALP 85 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 212-809-8585 718-596-0342 ext.36 212-367-1092 [email protected] [email protected], [email protected] www.lambdalegal.org Consciousness-raising, education, support, cultural/ Kevin Cathcart, Executive Director; Jan Davidson, social/community development. Newsletter. Meets 1st Legal Director; Leslie Gabel-Brett, Education & Public Fridays at the Center. Affairs Director. National organization committed to achieving full recognition of civil rights of LGBT people Latinos/as Unidos de New York (LUNY) and those with HIV, through impact litigation, education, 33-04 Junction Blvd., Unit 5-T, Jackson Heights, NY public policy work. 11372 917-670-1986 Lambda LGBT Student Association at John Jay [email protected] College of Criminal Justice To create a safer space where all Latinos/as can come 30 together and express their and concerns of what is Ongoing weekly support group for LGBT young happening in the Latino LGBTQ community in NYC and people, 18-24, to explore/address questions about phone other cities and to advocate for our community visibility. sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, coming Our goal is to empower with focus on identity, social, out to family/friends, other issues relative to healthy education and homophobia. development. Setting is welcoming and caring, all fax services free. Participants must register and be Lavender & Green Alliance (Muintir Aerach na interviewed by group facilitator. hEireann) c/o Brendan Fay 22-22 28th St. Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps email Astoria, NY 11105 332 Bleecker St. #K48, NY, NY 10014 718-721-2780 212-591-2886 www.lavenderandgreen.com [email protected] Irish/Irish American lesbians/gay men create www.lgbac.org web link environment where lives and identities are shared and NY’s true community band celebrated. History, language study, cultural programs, * events. Outreach to those with HIV/AIDS. Quarterly Lesbian & Gay Caucus-Rutgers Law School Journal. 123 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102 The 201-648-1757 Center Lavender Country & Folk Dancers Campus based group for Rutgers law students 208 413-548-1097 West [email protected] Lesbian & Gay Democratic Club of Queens www.lcfd.org c/o Bruce Friedman, President P.O. Box 857, Jackson 13th Clubs welcome LGBT and cross dressing folk. Come Heights, NY 11372-0857 Street dance! 718-228-8509 New [email protected] York Lavender Light: The Black & People of All Colors www.lgdcq.org Lesbian & Gay Gospel Choir NY 70-A Greenwich Ave. Suite 315, NYC 10011 Lesbian & Gay Naturalists of New York- 10011 212-714-7072 The Natural History Group, [email protected] 646-469-4149 www.lavenderlight.com Field trips, programs on nature study topics. Meets 1st Multi ethnic organization serves lesbian/gay community Thursdays, 8-10 pm at the Center. through ministry of music. Meets Mondays 6-9 pm Lesbian & Gay Teachers Association of New York Lavender Magazine City 3715 Chicago Ave S., Minneapolis, MN 55407 212-933-4544 (Jonathan) 646-660-3303 612-436-4660 (Catherine) [email protected] [email protected] www.lavendermagazine.com Support group for LGBT educators. Meets fi rst Publication serves upper Midwest LGBT community. Wednesdays, 6-8 pm, at the Center. No meetings July- August. LEAGUE at AT&T 703-713-7820 800-855-2880 (TDD) Lesbian AIDS Project [email protected] c/o Gay Men’s Health Crisis 119 W. 24th St., NYC www.league-ATT.org 10011 Support group for LGBT employees, retirees, their 212-367-1355 partners. Non-profi t foundation provides scholarships to [email protected] LGBT youth. HIV/AIDS-related services, referrals, support for lesbians. Newsletter, safer sex handbook, discussions. Leather Journal P.O. Box 381239, Hollywood, CA 90038 Lesbian Cancer Initiative 323-469-5922 c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 [email protected] 646-556-9300 Publication focuses on leather community. [email protected] www.gaycenter.org Legally Queer Offers continuum of cancer-related services for lesbians, Staten Island LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd. 3rd Floor, bisexual women, transgender people, caregivers. Staten Island, NY 10301 Support, groups for survivors and caregivers, counseling/ 718-808-1360 718-808-1351 referral, outreach, educational and community-building [email protected] events, cultural competency training for cancer-care www.silgbtcenter.org providers. 31 212-206-1589 Lesbian Cinema Arts [email protected] phone c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 www.lesbiantherapist.com Film/video screenings by/about/for lesbians. Experienced, certifi ed psychotherapists in private practice offer individual/couple/group/family therapy fax Lesbian Compatibility Game to LGBT individuals. Sliding scale fees. Accepts many 212-971-1084 health insurances. [email protected] www.compatgame.com Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Law email Fun, structured singles events. Discover women who Association of Greater New York (LeGAL) share your interests, values and lifestyle, then fi nd your 799 Broadway Rm., 340, NY, NY 10003 mutual matches. 212-353-9118 (information) 212-459-4873 (lawyer referral service) web link Lesbian Connection [email protected] c/o Ambitious Amazons Box 811, E. Lansing, MI 48826- www.le_gal.org * 0811 Professional association. Sponsors three walk in clinics. 517-371-5257 (Mon-Fri 11 am-6 pm) The [email protected] Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation Center www.lconline.org 26 Wooster St., NY, NY 10012 208 Worldwide forum of news/ideas for, by, about lesbians. 212-431-2609 West Free to lesbians, but suggested donation $42/year. [email protected] Established 1990. Not for profi t foundation committed 13th to providing forum to further awareness, appreciation, Street Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Straight Alliance preservation of LGBTQ. Wheelchair accessible. New at Stony Brook York SUNY at Stony Brook Student Union Rm. 045-A, LGBT Affi rmative Program-Heights Hill Mental Stonybrook, NY 11794-3218 Health Service NY 631-632-6469 25 Flatbush Ave, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217 10011 [email protected] 718-875-1420 www.ic.sunysb.edu/clubs/pride [email protected] Educational, political, social organization dedicated to Out-patient program for LGBT individuals with major securing human rights for LGBT and all people. mental illness. Contact: Ron Hellman, M.D.
Lesbian Gay Dating Social Biz Networking Events LGBT Cancer Project-Out With Cancer 212-989-8549 212-673-4920 [email protected] [email protected] www.nyclavenderlounge.com www.lgbtcancer.org Dating events for professional lesbians and gay men Country’s fi rst advocacy and support group for all LGBT looking for healthy and meaningful connection. cancer survivors. Online support network offers safe, secure environment for LGBT cancer survivors to meet Lesbian Herstory Archives/Lesbian Herstory and help each other with emotional support and advice. Educational Foundation Inc. P.O. Box 1258, NY, NY 10116 LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (New York Legal 718-768-3953 Assistance Group) www.lesbianherstoryarchives.org 450 West 33rd St. 11th Floor, NYC 10001 US’s largest/oldest archival collection located in Park 212-613-5000 ext. 5107 Slope, Brooklyn. [email protected] Provides legal assistance and referrals to low-income Lesbian Rising (at Hunter College) LGBT community of New York in varied areas: family 695 Park Ave., Thomas Hunter Bldg. Room 309, NYC law, discrimination, adoption, name and document 10021 changes, homeless shelter issues, public assistance, 212-772-4929 advance directives and wills. [email protected] www.myspace.com/hunterrainbow/ LGBT People of Color Leaders Roundtable Club provides students of all genders/sexual orientations 85 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217 with safe space to hang out without being discriminated 718-596-0342 (Collete Carter) against. Holds informational workshops and discussions [email protected] on several issues in LGBT community. LGBT people of color and anti-racist, progressive groups pool resources on issues, enhance visibility in lesbian/ Lesbian Therapists Referral network gay/respective communities/political arena. c/o Ellen Shunsky 119C Washington Place, NYC 10014 32 LGBT SmokeFree Project 1 Centre St., Room 530, NYC 10007 c/o The Center, 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 212-669-3916 (Community Action Center) phone 212-620-7310 ext: 259 212-669-2697 (Alan Fleishman, Editor, LGBT Workshops offer tools to discover pros/cons of quitting, Directory) building support system, developing a plan, smoking [email protected] fax your last cigarette. www.comptroller.nyc.gov Audits NYC agencies, manages debt/pension funds, LGBT@ NYPL registers contracts, settles claims against NYC. Publishes [email protected] this guide. CAC offers constituent service, advocacy and email http://lgbt.nypl.org referrals. Connects you with LGBT collections, programs and expertise that the NY Public Library has to offer. Also Live & Let Live: Gay Group of Alcoholics connects you with NYPL’s LGBT Committee, dedicated to Anonymous web link supporting community. c/o Fellowship or Reconciliation P.O. Box 271, 521 N. Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960 * LGBTQ Filipinas and Filipinos! 845-358-4601 [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] The Social group for LGBTQ fi lipino/fi lipina community in www.forusa.org Center NYC. Meets Sundays, 10:00am at 521 N. Broadway, Nyack, 208 NY. West Liberation In Truth Unity Fellowship Church/The Open Door Drop In Center LIVE OUT LOUD 13th 47-49 New St., Newark, NJ 07102 570 Seventh Ave. 9th Floor, NY, NY 10018 Street 973-424-9555 212-651-4236 New staff@litufc,org [email protected] York www.litufc.org www.liveoutloud.info Rev. Janyce L. Jackson, Pastor & Executive Director. Programming, scholarships and resources for LGBT NY HIV Prevention Program and Drop In Center offer light youth. 10011 snacks, showers, laundry to homeless, IDU’s and others of high risk. Living Beyond Belief 212-696-6652 Liberation In Truth Unity Fellowship Church [email protected] Box 200434, Newark, NJ 07102 www.livingbeyondbelief.org 973-424-9555 973-621-2100 Non-profi t organizations educates youth about protecting [email protected] themselves against HIV/AIDS. Rev. J. Jackson, Pastor. Meets Sundays, 1:30 pm, 11 Halsey St. Newark. Spiritually affi rming to LGBT LOFT, The: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender community and all people. Believes all people have Community Services Center access to God’s love. 252 Bryant Ave., White Plains, NY 10605 914-948-2932 914-948-4922(helpline) Life Force: Women Fighting AIDS, Inc. [email protected] 175 Remsen St., Suite 1100, Brooklyn, NY 11201 www.loftgaycenter.org 718-797-0937 Not-for-profi t community based organization located [email protected] in Westchester County. Has served LGBT community www.LifeForceInc.com of lower Hudson Valley for over 25 years furthering Non-profi t, community based. Works to reduce incidence cause for inclusion, diversity, pride through education, of HIV/AIDS in high risk women, families. Support advocacy, celebration. services to those infected/affected. Log Cabin Republicans/New York LIFEBEAT: The Music Industry Fights AIDS 212-202-6431 630 Ninth Ave. Suite 1010, NY, NY 10036 [email protected] 212-459-2590 www.lcrny.org 212-459-2892 Serves gay/lesbian Republicans and friends. [email protected] www.lifebeat.org LOGO Dedicated to reaching America’s youth with the message 1540 Broadway, 31st Floor, NY, NY 10036 of HIV/AIDS prevention. Mobilizes the talents and 212-258-8000 resources of the music industry to raise awareness and to [email protected] provide support to the AIDS community. www.logotv.com Programming for lesbians/gays. Movies, documentaries, Liu, John C., New York City Comptroller news. 33 social, cultural and support programs for adults and Long Island Pride Sports Association families. phone 224 Little East Neck Road, West Babylon, NY 11704 631-553-0081 Long Island Pride [email protected] 516-713-7265 fax www.lipridesports.org [email protected] Long Island sports organization serving LGBTQ www.liprideparade.com community and supporters. Activities include softball, Eva Sanchez, Co-Executive Director. Dedicated to bowling, tennis, cycling. respecting diversity/creating safe environment to email celebrate pride on LI with all community members. Long Island Association for AIDS Care (LIAAC) Active participants in economic, political, communal, 60 Adams Ave., Hauppauge, NY 11788 culturally diverse life. Meets second Sundays. LIGALY 631-385-AIDS (hotline outside Nassau/Suffolk) Center, 34 Park Ave. Bayshore NY. web link 877-TO-LIAAC(toll-free inside Nassau/Suffolk) [email protected] Long Island Pride Chorus (LIPC) * www.liaac.org [email protected] Community based case management, support groups, www.lipridechorus.org The education programs, St. outreach, HIV/AIDS hotline, Choral singing group for LGBT community. Member, Center pro-bono legal clinic, HIV+ home delivered meals Gay & Lesbian Association of Choruses (GALA). 208 program, HIV + emergency food pantry, HIV + mobile West pantry programs, mobile HIV counseling, testing/referral Long Yang Club-New Jersey services, mobile hepatitis C facilitation services, fast P.O. Box 5130, New Brunswick, NJ 08903 13th tracked access into substance abuse treatment. 732-247-0515 Street [email protected] New Long Island Crisis Center www.longyangclub.org/newjersey York 2740 Martin Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710 Social organization for gay/Asians/Pacifi c Islanders and 516-679-1111 (crisis hotline), 516-826-0244 friends. NY (business line) 10011 www.licconline.org Love Heals, The Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS 24-hour/7 day phone counseling/referrals for LI Education residents in crisis. 2 Fifth Ave. Suite 2Q, NYC 10011 212-529-7935 Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival [email protected] P.O. Box 360, East Northport, NY 11731 www.loveheals.org sfl [email protected] Empowers young people in the fi ght against HIV. www.liglff.org Speakers bureau sends HIV-positive speakers and Annual LGBT event at Cinema Arts Center, Huntington trained health educators into hundreds of schools NY. and community-based organizations. Our Leadership Empowerment and Awareness program (LEAP) for girls Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY) is training a new generation of community educators and 34 Park Ave., Bayshore, NY 11706 activists. 631-665-2300 [email protected] LPSS, Inc. (Lambda Peer Support Services) www.ligaly.org 7 Holland Ave., White Plains, NY 10603 Services for GLBT youth (ages 13-21) provides social 914-514-3220 support, advocacy, empowerment programs, and mental [email protected] health services to young people as well as providing www.lambdapeers.org community education to schools and health and human All volunteer, not for profi t 501 (c)(3) organization, service providers. serving LGBTQ community of Westchester County/ surrounding areas since 1985. Workshops, ongoing/ Long Island GLBT Community Center (The Center) short-term support groups, “Holiday Connections” 34 Park Ave., Bayshore, NY 11706 activities, other programs. All support groups are 631-665-2300 conducted by trained peer facilitators under the [email protected] supervision of certifi ed clinicians. Strives to foster sense www.liglbtcenter.org of community, erase stereotypes, reduce pain caused by Social/cultural epicenter of LI GLBT community. homophobia, discrimination, prejudice. Programs include: Vivimos (for GLBT latins); Brother2Brother (for GBT Black and African American Lutherans Concerned/Metro New York men); Long Island Trans Experience (LITE); CenterCare St. John Matthew, Emanuel Lutheran Church (mental health and support services); Anti-violence 283 Prospect Ave., NYC 11215 Project Long Island; Community education; and other 718-768-0528 34 affecting community. phone Maranatha-Riversiders for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & M Transgender Concerns. Riverside Church 490 Riverside Dr., NYC 10025 fax Malecare 212-870-6811, 212-870--6740 212-673-4920 www.theriversidechurchny.org [email protected] www.malecare.com Marble Collegiate Church email Non-profi t gay/ bi/ transgender men’s cancer survivor 1 W. 29th St.(at Fifth Ave.), NYC 10001 advocacy and support group. All services free. 212-686-2770 Publications include “ A Gay Man’s Guide to Prostate [email protected] Cancer”. www.marblechurch.org web link Affi rming, embracing, Christ centered community where Males Au Natural (MAN) all are welcome. Sunday worship, 11:00 am. Wednesday * 332 Bleecker St. Box 133, NYC 10014-0133 praise and prayer service, 6:15 pm. 212-898-0383 The [email protected] Marijuana Anonymous Center www.malecare.com P.O. Box 1244, Cooper Station,NYC 10276 208 Nudist/naturist social group for gay/bisexual men in NYC 212-459-4423 West metropolitan area. [email protected] www.ma-newyork.org 13th Maloney, Carolyn B., U.S. Representative Meets daily. Only membership requirement is desire to Street 1651 Third Ave Suite 311, NYC 10128 stop using marijuana. New 212-860-0606 York 212-860-0704 Markowitz, Marty, Brooklyn Borough President 28-11 Astoria Blvd., Astoria, NY 11102 209 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 NY 718-932-1804 718-802-3804 (Jerry Allred, LGBT Liaison) 10011 718-932-1805 718-802-3542 [email protected] [email protected] www.house.gov/maloney www.brooklyn-usa.org Represents 14th Congressional District (part of Manhattan, Roosevelt Island, parts of Queens). Marriage Equality New York (MENY) P.O. Box 121, NYC 10113-0121 Manhattan Mustangs Inc. 877-772-0089 233 West 21st St., Apt. 3E, NYC 10011 [email protected] [email protected] www.meny.us www.mmdanceclub.org Statewide coalition of gay/non-gay people/groups NYC’s only not for profi t LGBT country/western dance committed to gender-neutral civil marriage in NY State. group. Sponsors charitable events at Stepping Out Studios. Chelsea. Educational info, cultural Marriage Project opportunities, community outreach. Open to all ages/ c/o Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, 120 abilities. Available to teach basic couple/line dancing. Wall St., Suite 1500, NYC 10005 DJ at charitable events. Member IAGLWDC. 212-809-8585 www.lambdalegal.org Mano a Mano David Buckel, Marriage Project Director. c/o Latino Commission on AIDS (LCOA), 24 W. 25th St. 9th Floor, NYC 10010 Married Men’s Group 212-275-3288 ext.303 [email protected] [email protected] Support group for men who identify as bi or gay and are, www.latinoaids.org/programs/mano.htm or have been, in a mixed orientation marriage. Coalition of Latino LGBT organizations/activists, founded in 1997 to increase visibility/voice of Latino Marshall, Helen, Queens Borough President LGBT communities in NY metropolitan area. 120-55 Queens Blvd., Kew Gardens, NY 11424 718-286-3000 Many Men, Many Voices 718-286-3016 c/o GMHC 119 W. 24th St., NYC 10011 [email protected] 212-367-1388, 212-367-1218 www.queensbp.org [email protected] Dedicated to gay black men in NYC. Health/wellness Mateando NYC: The First Argentinian-Uruguayan promotion program. Frank, honest discussion on issues LGBT Group in NYC 35 P.O. Box 1434, NYC 10013 Psychotherapy, counseling, evaluations, education, 718-766-7500 referrals. Individual/family. Emphasis on gender phone [email protected] identity, transsexualism, TVs, other alternate lifestyles. www.mateandonyc.org Transitioning assistance, coping mechanisms, shyness issues. Member, HBIGDA/WPATH. Meetings 2nd Sundays, 2 pm at the Center. fax Matthew Shepard Foundation Metro Gay Wrestling Alliance 1580 Lincoln St., Suite 1150, Denver, CO 80203 P.O. Box 1913, NYC 10101-1913 303-830-7400 917-547-2656 email www.matthewshepard.org [email protected] Supports diversity programs in education, helps youth www.metrowrestling.org organizations establish environments where young NYC’s gay freestyle wrestling club. people can feel safe and be themselves. web link Metropolitan Community Church of Christ the Liberator Maunter Project: National Lesbian Health * Organization P.O. Box 7422, North Brunswick, NJ 08902-7422 1875 Connecticut Ave., NW Suite 710, Washington, DC 732-846-8227 The 20009 [email protected] Center 202-332-5536, 1-866-628-8637 www.mccctl.com 208 Living whole, living full, living free. [email protected] West www.mautnerproject.org Committed to improving the health of women who Metropolitan Community Church of New York 13th partner with women including lesbians, bisexual, and Charities Street transgender individuals through direct and support 446 W. 36th St., NYC 10018 New 212-629-7440 services, education and advocacy. York www.homelessyouthservices.org, www.mccny.org/ MCAANY Gay and Lesbian Recreational Bowling ministries NY League Programs: MCCNY Homeless Youth Services; Sylvia’s 10011 c/o Brian Feuer, 428 W. 49 St., NYC 10019 Place-a crisis shelter and drop-in services for LGBTQ [email protected] runaway and homeless youth aged 16-24; Rev. Pat’s USBC sanctioned bowling league meets September- Finishing School for the Transgender community- April, Monday, 8:30 pm at Leisure Time Bowl, Port offering community-building and skills training to Authority 2nd Floor. For more information please e-mail persons of trans experience. us. Metropolitan Community Church of New York- Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc Sylvia Rivera Food Pantry P.O. Box 237107, NYC 10023-7107 446 W. 36th St., NYC 10018 212-330-7678 212-629-7440 [email protected] [email protected] www.mactny.org www.mccny.org Founded in 1980, as Black and White Men Together. We Bag lunch distribution, Tuesday-Friday 2:00-3:00 pm. are a multiracial, multicultural organization of gay and “Clients choice” grocery distribution, Thursday, 9:00 bisexual men committed to addressing and combating am. Community dinner, last Tuesday of month 5:00 pm. racism, homophobia and other forms of discrimination HIV+ pantry is distributed once a week, Tuesday, as well as providing a supportive environment for Wednesday, Thursday or Friday between 2-3pm. Proof of non-oppressive multiracial relating. status and photo I.D. required for intake.
Mendez, Rosie, New York City Councilmember Metropolitan Community Church of New York, A 237 First Ave. Suite 504, NYC 10003 Church of the LGBTQ Community 212-677-1077 446 W. 36 St., NYC 10018 212-677-1990 212-629-7440 [email protected] [email protected] http://council.nyc.gov/d2/html/members/home.shtml www.mccny.org Openly lesbian councilmember representing Manhattan’s Rev. Pat Bumgardner, Pastor. Sunday worship 89 am, 11 2nd District (lower East Side, East Village, Gramercy am and 7 pm. Open to all for Bible study, pastoral/ Park, Kips Bay, part of Murray Hill). spiritual counseling, food pantry, holy unions, memorial services, youth shelter. Metamorphosis P.O. Box 5639, Long Island City, NY 11105 Metropolitan Tennis Group 718-728-4615 P.O. Box 3454, NYC 10163 [email protected] 866-752-9684 36 [email protected] www.metrotennisgroup.com phone 200 member lesbian/gay club. Beginner to tournament level. Monthly parties, winter indoor league, charity N tournaments, summer-ladder. Nadler Jerrold, U.S. Representative fax Metrosource Magazine 201 Varick St. Suite 669, NYC 10014 137 West 19th St. 2nd Floor, NYC 10011 212-367-7350 212-691-5127 212-367-7356 email www.metrosource.com www.house.gov/nadler National lifestyle magazine. NY edition has directory of Represents 8th Congressional District (West Side of gay-friendly professionals and businesses. Manhattan, parts of Brooklyn). web link Mid-Fairfi eld AIDS Project NALGAP; Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Addiction Professionals & Allies. 203-852-AIDS, 203-855-9535 * www.mfap.com 1001 N. Fairfax St. Suite 201, Alexandria, VA 22314 Support for PWA’s, PWARC’s, HIV + individuals, [email protected] The signifi cant others. Case management, medical advocacy, www.nalgap.org Center alternative treatment, counseling, emergency funds, Dedicated to the prevention/treatment of alcoholism, 208 substance abuse, other addictions in LGBT communities. substance abuse placement, support groups in Spanish West and for friends/families, housing, libraries, computer buddy program, referrals. National Archive of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & 13th Transgender History Street Millman, Joan L., New York State Assemblymember c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St, NYC 10011 New 212-620-7310 341 Smith St., Brooklyn, NY 11231 York 718-246-4889 [email protected] [email protected] www.gaycenter.org NY http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/?ad=052 Leader in LGBT archives. 10011 Represents 52nd District (includes Boerum Hill, Brooklyn Heights, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Dumbo, National Center for Lesbian Rights Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Columbia St. Waterfront, National Offi ce: 870 Market St. Suite 370, San Vinegar Hill). Francisco, CA 94102 415-392-6257 Momazons [email protected] P.O. Box 82069, Columbus, OH 43202 www.nclrights.org 614-267-0193 National lesbian, feminist, non-profi t fi rm. Gains/ [email protected] protects legal/human rights of LGBT people through National support network for lesbian mothers. impact litigation, public policy advocacy, public education, direct legal services. Momentum Project Inc., The 322 Eighth Ave. 2nd Floor, NYC 10001 National Center for Transgender Equality 212-691-8100 1325 Massachusetts Ave., Suite 700, Washington D.C., www.themomentumproject.org D.C. 20005 Not for profi t. Meals, pantry, counseling, social services 202-903-0112 for those affected by HIV/AIDS. 9 sites in Manhattan, [email protected] Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx. www.nctequality.org National social justice organization devoted to ending Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center discrimination/violence against transgender people 312 E. 94th St., NYC 10128 through education/advocacy on national issues of 212-423-2900, 212-423-2981 (mental health services) importance. [email protected] www.mountsinai.org National Coalition for LGBT Health Michaele White, Practice manager. Medical, 1325 Massachusetts Ave., NW Suite 705, Washington reproductive/mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention/ D.C., D.C. 20005 treatment, peer education, colposcopy, HIV/AIDS pre/ 202-558-6828 post-test counseling. Free/confi dential. [email protected] www.lgbthealth.net National coalition of LGBT health organizations, community health centers, state health departments and advocates focused on federal advocacy, research, policy, education, training. 37 priorities. National Gay & Lesbian Task Force (The Task Force) phone 1325 Massachusetts Ave. NW Suite 600, Washington, National Organization for Women/ New Jersey DC 20005 Lesbian Rights Task Force 112 West State St., Trenton, NJ 08608 202-393-5177 fax 80 Maiden Lane, Suite 1504, NYC 10038 609-393-0156 212-604-9830 [email protected] [email protected] www.nownj.org www.thetaskforce.org Empowers lesbians, fi ghts for their rights. Develops email Builds community’s political power by training activists, advocacy plans, lobbies, attacks prejudice. organizing campaigns to defeat anti-LGBT referenda and advance LGBT legislation, building movements National Organization for Women/New York City organizational capacity. (NOW NYC) web link 150 W 28 St. Suite 304, NY, NY 10001 212-627-9895 National Gay Pilots Association * P.O. Box 7271, Dallas, TX 75209 [email protected] 214-336-0893 www.nownyc.org The [email protected] Founding chapter of NOW. Les/bi/trans Rights Center www.ngpa.org Committee, focuses on political issues. 208 Gay/lesbian pilots and other aviation enthusiasts. West National Organization of Gay & Lesbian Scientists & National Lawyers Guild-Queer Caucus Technical Professionals Inc. 13th 132 Nassau St. Suite 922, NY, NY 10038 P.O. Box 91803, Pasadena, CA 91109 Street 212-679-5100 626-791-7689 New [email protected] [email protected] York www.nlg.org www.noglstp.org Caucus acts as network of LGBT Guild members and National non-profi t educational organization of NY serves as a voice for LGBT issues within NLG, sponsors GLBT people/advocates employed or interested in 10011 forums, engages in public education projects, supports scientifi c/high-tech fi elds. Goals include dialogue with legislation, produces Sexual Orientation and Law professional organizations, disseminating info, improving (published by WestGroup), co-sponsors Thomas Steel member’s professional environment, opposing anti-queer Summer Law Student Fellowship. discrimination/stereotypes, educating queer/scientifi c/ general communities, fostering inter-city contacts. National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NY Affi liated with American Association for Advancement of Area) Science. c/o Charles Kaiser 245 W. 107th St., NY, NY 10025 212-629-2045 National Stonewall Democrats (NSD) [email protected] P.O. Box 9330, Washington, DC 20005 www.nlgja.org 202-625-1382 Works for better mainstream media coverage of gays/ [email protected] lesbians. Combats workplace discrimination. www.stonewalldemocrats.org
National LGBT Bar Association Nehirim 1301 K St. NW Suite 1100, Washington, D.C. 20005- [email protected] 3823 www.nehirim.org 202-637-7661 Creates authentic spiritual community for GLBT Jews, [email protected] partners, allies. Innovative programming, builds www.lgbtbar.org community, offers authentic, life affi rming spiritual paths National association of lawyers, judges and other legal for Jewish members of sexual or gender minorities. professionals, law students, activists and affi liated LGBT legal organizations. Promotes justice in and through New Century Singers legal profession for LGBT community in all of its P.O. Drawer 973 diversity. Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776 631-472-2191 National Organization for Women (NOW) [email protected] 1100 H St. NW, 3rd Floor, Washington, DC 20005 www.newcenturysingers.org 202-628-8669 Community-based chorus comprised of members. friends [email protected] of LGBT community on LI. Visit website for concert www.now.org information. Feminist organization with focus on rights of women and girls. Lesbian rights among one of top 4 organizational New Directions 38 202-206 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217 www.nyaidscoalition.org 718-398-0800 phone jfl [email protected] New York Area Bisexual Network www.newdirectionsbrooklyn.com 212-459-4784 Alcoholism and substance abuse treatment program fax located in heart of historic Park Slope, Brooklyn. New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy (NYAGRA) New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women 24 W. 25th St. 9th Floor, NYC 10010 1670 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road, Trenton, NJ 212-675-3288 ext. 338 email 08690 [email protected] 609-584-8107, 609-584-0027 (TTY) www.nyagra.com [email protected] Contact: Pauline Park, Chair. Statewide organization www.njcbw.org advocates at local/state levels for freedom of gender web link Lesbian sensitive. identity/expression. * New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Coalition New York Buyers Club (NYBC) P.O. Box 11335, New Brunswick, NJ 08906-1335 75 Varick St., Suite 1404-DC1707, NYC 10013 The 732-828-6772 800-650-4983 Center [email protected] www.newyorkbuyersclub.org 208 www.njlgc.org Not for profi t provides low cost high quality dietary West Fights discrimination based on sexual/affection supplements, particularly, but not exclusively, for orientation/gender identifi cation, enhances quality of life management of HIV disease, chronic hepatitis and drug 13th for NJ LGBT people through education/political action/ side effects. Info and resources on benefi ts, limitations, Street lobbying/legal reform. drug interactions and ways to evaluate effi cacy of New supplements, along with a variety of info on living York New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Havurah healthy with chronic disease. P.O. Box 2576, Edison, NJ 08818-2576 NY 732-650-1010 New York City AIDS Housing Network (NYCAHN) 10011 [email protected] 80A Fourth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217 www.njhav.org 877-615-2217 718-802-9540 Community of friends meets spiritual, social, cultural, [email protected] religious needs of LGBT Jews in NJ. www.nycahn.org An award winning membership organization comprised New Jersey Women & AIDS Network and led by low-income people living with HIV/AIDS 103 Bayard St. 3rd Floor, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 working in a unique coalition with nonprofi t housing 732-846-4462, 732-846-2674 providers and AIDS service organizations. offi [email protected] www.njwan.org New York City Commission on Human Rights Multicultural, independent network of agencies, 40 Rector St., NYC 10006 individuals fi ghts for rights/needs of women infected/ 212-306-7500 affected by HIV/AIDS. 212-306-7350 (public information) 212-306-7686 (TDD) New School University-O.P.E.N. (Out Proud 212-306-7450 (Law Enforcement Bureau) Environment at New School) www.nyc.gov/cchr [email protected] Student organization serving LGBT community at the New York City Gay Basketball League New School. c/o OOB, P.O. Box 372, NYC 10108 [email protected] New Ways Ministry www.nycgaybasketball.org 4012 29th St., Mount Rainier, MD 20712 Maintains athletic environment free of discrimination 301-277-5674 for members and friends of LGBT community. Promotes [email protected] positive values in community and fi ghts to eliminate www.newwaysministry.org negative stereotypes associated with LGBT athletics. Gay-positive ministry of advocacy and justice for LGBT Beginners welcome. Open to men and women. Catholics and reconciliation with larger Christian and civil communities. New York City Gay Hockey Association (NYCGHA) P.O. Box 670, NYC 10108-0670 New York AIDS Coalition 212-252-4351 400 Broadway 2nd Floor, NYC 10013 [email protected] 646-744-1598 www.nycgayhockey.org [email protected] Provides environment free of harassment/discrimination 39 for members and friends of LGBT community to play ice Conglomerate of LGBT organizations in Newark hockey and fulfi ll their athletic aspirations. focused on promoting education through community phone programming/social activities. New York City Gay Lacrosse Club [email protected] Next Magazine fax Men’s lacrosse for gays and anyone else who is Next Publishing Corp. 121 Varick St., NYC 10013 interested. 212-627-0165 [email protected] New York City Gay Men’s Chorus www.nextmagazine.net email 676A 9th Ave. Suite 405, NYC 10036 NY’s most comprehensive, informative guide to gay life in [email protected] the big city. www.nycgmc.org Gay men’s choral group North Fork Women for Women Fund, Inc. web link P.O. Box 804, Greenport, NY 11944-0924 New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU) 631-477-8464 * 125 Broad St. 19th. Floor, NYC 10004 [email protected] 212-607-3300 www.nfwfwf.net The [email protected] Not-for-profi t. Provides fi nancial and personal support Center www.nyclu.org to lesbians on North Fork of LI facing emergency health 208 Not-for-profi t non partisan organization with eight situations. West chapters and 50,000 members across NY state. Leading advocates for rights of LGBT New Yorkers works North Jersey Community Research Initiative 13th tirelessly to extend constitutionally guaranteed rights to 393 Central Ave. 3rd Floor, Newark, NJ 07103 Street citizens who are victims of hate crimes, discrimination 866-448-5812 973-483-3444 New and marginalization. [email protected] York www.njcri.org New York Femmes HIV clinical trials and comprehensive HIV-specifi c social NY 212-388-2736 services. 10011 [email protected] Femme support group of butch/femme society, primarily North Star Fund for self-identifi ed femme lesbians attracted to butch 520 8th Ave. Suite 2203, NYC 10018 women. 212-620-9110 212-620-8178 New York Gay Pool league (NYGPL) [email protected] 212-496-4585 www.northstarfund.org [email protected] New York’s community foundation supporting grassroots www.nygpl.org groups leading the movement for equality, economic Non-profi t 8-ball pocket billiard league. Teams justice and peace. sponsored by gay/lesbian bars to build community, friendship. Competitive play, meet new people, raise NorthEast Two-Spirit Society money for AIDS charities. c/o American Indian Community House, 11 Broadway, NYC 10004 New York Prime Timers 646-351-7360 (Harlan Pruden) 212-699-2613 [email protected] [email protected] www.ne2ss.org www.geocities.com/nyprime69 Info about and for LGBT and two spirit American Social group of mature gay men and their friends. Indians of NYC and tri-state area.
New York Ramblers Soccer Club Nothing But Guys & Guys and Girls [email protected] 212-462-9009 www.newyorkramblers.org [email protected], [email protected] Non-profi t gay/lesbian club promotes educational/ NGB is NYC based group for HIV + gay men; GAG is competitive soccer for beginners, experienced players, for heterosexual men/women. Friendship, community, coaches, fans. Annual international tournament; support, informal education on HIV. Safe, non frequent intra-city competitions. discriminatory social setting to address disclosure, drug side effects, mental/emotional toll of living with HIV, etc
Newark Essex Pride Coalition NY LGBT Entrepreneurs 973-941-2104 [email protected] [email protected] http://fi nance.groups.yahoo.com/group/NY_LGBT_ www.newarkessexpride.org Entrepreneurs/ 40 For LGBT people starting a business, dreaming of NYC 10012 starting one, or already in business to benefi t from the 212-998-4424 phone experience of others. lgbt.offi [email protected] Works to create campus environments inclusive/ NYC Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene, Offi ce of supportive of student diversity in sexual orientation/ fax Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Health gender identifi cation, with clubs, support groups, advice, 40 Worth St., Box CN/67, NYC 10013 advocacy. Education, social programs, events. www.nyc.gov/health LGBT health concerns, HIV prevention, information, email referrals.
NYC Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP) 240 W. 35th St., Suite 200, NYC 10001 O web link 212-714-1141 (hotline) 212-714-1184 www.avp.org Oasis, The * Free, confi dential counseling, advocacy, information Commissioner Chair-John Simonelli, 31 Mulberry St., for survivors of anti-LGBT violence, domestic violence, Newark, NJ 07102 The sexual assault, HIV/AIDS-related violence. 24 hour [email protected] Center English/Spanish hotline. www.theoasis.dioceseofnewark.org 208 Supports NJ LGBT persons/families/friends seeking (re) West NYC Gay Men’s Shamanic Circle connection with innerlife. Christian-based, affi rms all www.nycgayshamans.net paths, sensitive to alienation from spiritual roots/church. 13th Group of male shamanic practitioners, based in NYC Episcopal Church-sponsored. Street gathers to create sacred space for men who identify as New queer, gay or men who love men. Performs shamanic O’Donnell, Daniel J., New York State York journey work for the purpose of healing on many levels, Assemblymember including ourselves, our communities and Mother Earth. 245 West 104th St, NYC 10025 NY 212-866-397 10011 NYC Lavender Lounge [email protected] [email protected] First openly gay man elected to NYS Assembly serving http://nyclavenderlounge.com/ 69th District . Dating/social, friendship, business events to fulfi ll personal/professional needs in the LGBT community. Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (OLOC) 212-535-9633 (Myra) NYC Lesbians FUN.com/NYC GayMenFUN.com [email protected] [email protected] www.oloc.org All events/resources free. Summer events at the Gay National organization committed to empowering old Bay # 2, Brighton Beach, Brooklyn NY, every Sunday lesbians in our common struggle to confront ageism all summer long. Beaching parties. Schmoozing within our own and larger community. (interactive). Mailing lists. Newsletters of events. Free promo for LGBT arts/business. On Our Backs Magazine c/o HAF Publishing 3415 Cesar Chavez, Suite 101, San NYC LGBT Mental Hygene Issues Committee. NYC Francisco, CA 94110 Mental Health Federation, Offi ce of Services to 415-648-9464 Special Populations [email protected] 93 Worth St. Room 803, NYC 10013 Best of lesbian sex. [email protected] Advises commissioner on issues related to mental ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives hygiene/LGBT community. Contact: Norma Nieves-Blas 909 West Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007 213-741-0094 NYC Up & Out! Gay Guide Summer & E. Update [email protected] 245 Eighth Ave. #333, NYC 10011 www.onearchives.org 212-929-0249 Houses world’s largest research library on LGBT [email protected] heritage/concerns. www.nycupandout.com Publishers of gay guide of events and activities in NYC Orange County Rainbow Alliance and beyond. In print on the web and in an e-update. 845-562-3086 [email protected] NYU-Offi ce of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Organization to bring together GLBT population in Student Services Orange County, NY. Meets Friday nights in Newburgh. Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Sq. South, Suite 602, 41 OrthoDykes of New York [email protected] 212-539-8804 www.outinjersey.net phone [email protected] LGBT community website portal and bi-monthly print www.orthodykes.org magazine. Lesbian/bisexual/transgender women who identify or fax have identifi ed with Orthodox Judaism. Discussion, Out Magazine/Here Publishing Inc. socializing, support. Meets 2nd Wed, 8 pm at the Center. 245 W. 17 St., Suite 1200, NYC 10011 Strictly confi dential. 212-242-8100, 800-792-2760 (customer service) [email protected] email Our Youth www.out.com 133 North St., Jersey City, NJ 07307 The world’s leading gay fashion and lifestyle brand. 201-839-5869 201-303-8160 (text) [email protected] Out of Bounds NYC/Team New York web link www.myspace.com/our_youth P.O. Box 372, NYC 10108-0372 Non-profi t organization designed to help LGBT [email protected] * youth and their straight allies. We help fi nd jobs, www.oobnyc.org get into college, offer free HIV testing and provide Non-profi t tax-exempt organization that supports and The weekly support group. Also conduct workshops and promotes local sports and recreational organizations Center motivational speeches on a variety of issues. with interests in LGBT community of Greater NYC area. 208 West Out & Equal Workplace Advocates-Metro NY Out of the Closet Foundation, Inc. 212-745-2505 P.O. Box 20084, NYC 10075 13th [email protected] [email protected] Street www.outandequal.org/affi liates/ny www.outofthecloset.us New Contact: Joseph Bertolotti. NY regional affi liate of Edward Maloney, Executive Director. Charitable, York national non-profi t headquartered in San Francisco. non-profi t foundation transforms cash contributions, Champion’s safe, equitable workplaces for LGBT donations of merchandise/property bequests into annual NY people, advocates building/strengthening successful grants to AIDS service groups. Administers OOTC 10011 organizations that value all employees, customers, Virtual Thrift shop and online sales. communities Out of the Closet Thrift Shop. OUT FM-WBAI-FM [email protected] WBAI 99.5 (Pacifi ca Foundation), 120 Wall St. 10th www.outofthecloset.us Floor, NYC 10005 First and only fundraising thrift shop for many AIDS 212-209-2980 groups has gone virtual! Still sells tax deductable outfmfeedback@wbai.org donations of art, antiques, other items of distinction. All www.outfm.org profi ts distributed as grants. Progressive LGBT politics, culture, news. Mondays at 11 am. Out Professionals 332 Bleecker St. PMB G-16, NYC 10014-2980 OUT FUND [email protected] c/o The Funding Exchange www.OutProfessionals.org 666 Broadway, Suite 500, NYC 10012 Nation’s leading networking and social organization 212-529-5300 for gay men and lesbians. Presents year round events www.fex.org focused on career, culture and community and lets Supports progressive activism for social change in members connect through active online community. LGBTQ rights movement. Currently suspended, not accepting applications. OutClass-Lesbian & Gay Business Association at NYU’s Stern College Out In Front 212-998-0739 Stonewall Community Foundation 119 West 24th St., [email protected] NYC 10011 http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/-outclass 212-367-1155 Professional network of full/part time lesbian/gay [email protected] students/alumni. Sponsors lectures, networking events, www.stonewallfoundation.org discussion groups. Fosters awareness of lesbians/gays in Program to cultivate the next generation of LGBT the workplace leaders. OUTdancing Out in Jersey Stepping Out Studios, 37 W. 26 St. 9th Floor, NYC 743 Hamilton Ave., Trenton, NJ 08629 10010 609-213-9310 646-742-9400 42 [email protected] support work of LGBT organizations, AIDS service www.steppingoutstudios.com organizations, non-profi ts working to empower phone LGBT partner dancing: salsa, swing, two-step, tango, disenfranchised and under served. waltz, fox trot, hustle, more. Palladia, Inc. fax Outgoing Women 2006 Madison Ave., NYC 10035 [email protected] 212-979-8800 Social activities for lesbians in Westchester County, NY [email protected] and tri-state area. www.palladiainc.org email Offers continuum of care to men/women recovering OUTlaw from substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, trauma. Benjamin Cardozo School of Law 55 Fifth Ave., NYC Outpatient and residential programs providing domestic 10003 violence treatment, HIVAIDS services, primary web link 212-790-0241/69 healthcare, alternative criminal justice rehabilitation, vocational training and placement, mental health [email protected] * http://www.Isac.org/specialinterests/lgbt/benjamin-n- treatment and supportive permanent housing services. cardozo.asp The Pam’s House Blend Center OUTmedia [email protected] 208 www.pamshouseblend.com 285 Fifth Ave., Suite 446, Brooklyn, NY 11215 West 718-789-1776 Blog about LGBT community, civility, friendly debate, [email protected] issues, news from progressive perspective. 13th www.outmedia.org Street Promotes queer visibility through arts in community/ Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays New (PFLAG) culture, using TV, fi lm and live performances. York Bergen County, P.O. Box 1330, Ridgewood, NJ 07451 Outmusic 201-287-0318 (helpline) NY P.O. Box 376, NYC 10113-9197 info@bergenpfl ag.org 10011 212-330-9197 (info/calendar of events) Meet 3rd Tuesdays 8-9:30 pm (newcomers 7:30 pm) at [email protected] Temple Beth Or, Ridgewood Road, Washington Township, www.outmusic.com NJ. Opportunities for LGBT composers, lyricists, performers. Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays OUTPOCPAC (PFLAG) (Out People of Color Political Action Committee) 351 W. Long Island, P.O. Box 369, Deer Park, NY 11729-0369 114th St. Suite #4A-4B, NYC 10026 516-938-8913 917-804-9579 info@pfl agli.org [email protected] www.pfl agli.org www.outpocpac.org Promotes health/well being of GLBT persons and their NYC-based non-partisan, political club of LGBT and two families through monthly support groups, education and spirited people of color. advocacy.
Overeaters Anonymous/Metro Intergroup Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays P.O. Box 1235, Madison Square St., NYC 10159 (PFLAG) Latino, parte de PFLAG FCA, NYC 212-946-4599 914-787-8738 (Nila Marrone) offi [email protected] 718-749-8562 (Migdalia Santiago) www.oanyc.org [email protected], fl [email protected] Call for meeting information Todos son bienvenidos, incluyendo padres, amigos, familiares y personas gays, lesbianas, bisexuales y transgéneras con o sin sus familias.
Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (PFLAG) New York City P 119 W. 24th St. 2nd. Floor, NYC 10010 646-240-4288 (offi ce) 212-463-0629 (Helpline) Pagnoni, Laurence A., & Associates info@pfl agnyc.org 549 W. 123rd St. Suite 18H, NYC 10027 www.pfl agnyc.org 212-932-9008 Supports parents/families to better understand LGBT [email protected] children. Speakers bureau addresses schools, businesses, www.lp-associates.com other community organizations on LGBT issues/equality. Provides management/fundraising services to Volunteers welcome. 43 Centers for elders with physical limitations/Alzheimer’s/ Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays related dementias. phone (PFLAG) North Jersey P.O. Box 4585, Wayne, NJ 07470 Park Slope United Methodist Church 973-267-8414 Sixth Ave. and 8th St., Brooklyn, NY 11215 fax pfl [email protected] 718-768-3093 www.pfl agnorthjersey.org psumcoffi [email protected] Support/education/political action for parents of gays/ www.parkslopeumc.org lesbians Group for teens to explore identity in safe All unite as loving community in covenant with God/ email place. Guest speakers. Creation summoned by faith in Jesus Christ, commit ourselves to humanization of urban life and physical/ Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays spiritual growth. (PFLAG) Staten Island web link c/o LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd. 3rd. Floor, Staten Passport Magazine Island, NY 10301 243 W. 30th St., NYC 10001 * 212-463-0629 (Helpline) 800-999-9718 718-987-6747 [email protected] The 718-808-1397 www.passportmagazine.com Center statenisland@pfl agnyc.org Gay travel magazine. 208 www.pfl agnyc.org West Provides encouragement/support on issues raised when Paterson, David A. a loved one comes out. Meets 4th Mondays, 25 Victory New York State Governor 13th Blvd, 3rd Floor, S.I., NY 10301 at 7:30pm. State Capitol, Albany, NY 12224 Street 518-474-8390 New Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays http://www.state.ny.us/governor/ York (PFLAG)Queens P.O. Box 750212, Forest Hills, NY 11375 Paul Rappaport Foundation, The NY 718-271-6663 (hotline) 220 East 60th St. #2H, NYC 10022 10011 pfl ag@pfl ag-queens.org 212-888-6578 www.pfl ag-queens.org Paul Rapoport, an attorney, was a founder of both the Meets 3rd Sundays at Reform Temple of Forest Hills, 71- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community 11 112th St., Queens. Services Center in NYC and Gay Men’s Health Crisis. He was deeply committed to supporting the LGTB Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & community. Gays(PFLAG)Westchester 212-980-0867 c/o The LOFT [email protected] 252 Bryant Ave., White Plains, NY 10605 www.paulrapoportfoundation.org 914-245-8235 (English), 914-967-9429 [email protected] Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media www.PFLAGWestchester.org c/o Funding Exchange, 666 Broadway Suite 500, NYC Support group for parents, families and friends of LGBT 10012 persons. 212-529-5300 [email protected] Park Ave. Christian Church www.fex.org 1010 Park Ave., NYC 10028 Awards grants to media artists whose work refl ects/ 212-288-3246 comments on contemporary social issues. Currently [email protected] suspended, not accepting applications. www. parkavenuechristian.com Progressive protestant congregation affi rms full Paul Rosenfels Community participation of LGBT persons. 718-473-0702 www.rosenfels.org Park Slope Geriatric Day Care Center Download texts of gay liberation from website. Men/ 199 14th St., Brooklyn, NY 11215 women dissatisfi ed with gay life as it is. Discussion and 718-499-7701 chat groups; resources on psychological polarity apart [email protected] from gender. www.psgdc.org Non-profi t organization provides free services for Personal Liberty Fund of the New Jersey Lesbian & LGBTQ caregivers of older adults (age 60+): individual Gay Coalition counseling, support, educational trainings, more. Non- P.O. Box 11335, N. Brunswick, NJ 08906-1335 LGBTQ-identifi ed caregivers welcome, too. Also, two 732-828-6772 culturally competent social model Adult Day Services [email protected] 44 www.njlgc.org phone 501©3 non-profi t fi ghts discrimination by helping NJ Poz Magazine LGBT’s through education, legal reform, community c/o Smart & Strong 462 Seventh Ave. 19th Floor, NYC outreach, services. 10018 www.poz.com fax Peter Cicchino Youth Project of the Urban Justice Chronicles the HIV epidemic, both in US and overseas. Center 123 William St. 16th Floor, NYC 10038 Presbyterian Welcome 877-LGBT-LAW (Toll free) c/o Rutgers Presbyterian Church 2095 Broadway, NYC email 646-602-5600 10023-2701 [email protected] 917-441-8638 www.urbanjustice.org [email protected] Free legal services for LGBT/questioning youth ages www.presbyterianwelcome.org web link 11-24. Dedicated to full membership/participation of LGBT folks in Presbyterian Church (USA) through advocacy, * Philadelphia Gay News (PGN) education, pastoral care. The 505 S. Fourth St., Philadelphia, PA 19147-1506 215-625-8501 Pride at Work (AFL-CIO) Center [email protected] c/o 101 3rd Ave. #300 Attn: Jack Rojas, NYC 10021 208 www.epgn.com 212-371-6230 West Member, Associated Press, National Gay Newspaper paw@afl cio.org 13th Guild, Pennsylvania Newspaper Association www.prideatwork.org LGBT labor organizations affi liated with AFL-CIO. Street Philosophy Forum Educates community on benefi ts of union membership for New c/o Frederick Rabenstein 60 W. 13th St. 3D, NYC 10010 LGBT workers, builds support for labor movement. Call York 212-675-8243 for meeting schedule. NY [email protected] Examine teachings of great thinkers, past and present, Pride Center of New Jersey 10011 East and West. Meets 2nd. And 4th Saturdays 3-5 pm, at 321 Raritan Ave., Highland Pk., NJ 08904-2701 the Center. 732-846-2232 [email protected] Point Foundation www.pridecenter.org 2753 Broadway, Suite 317, NYC 10025 LGBT community center. Statewide info line, library, 866-33-POINT social events, 25 groups/organizations. HIV counseling/ www.thepointfoundation.org testing, youth services, family group, UFC church, US’s largest scholarship-granting organization for LGBT Overeaters’ Anonymous, educational programs, students of merit. Financial support, leadership training, community out groups, women’s coffeehouse, open mic mentoring for those marginalized by sexual orientation, nights, other activities. gender identity/expression. Pride for Youth Police Department of the City of New York (NYPD) 2050 Bellmore Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710 Offi ce of Chief of Community Affairs Bureau, 34-1/2 E. 516-679-1111 (24 hour crisis hot line) 12th St., NYC 10003 516-679-9000 212-614-6748 [email protected] [email protected] www.prideforyouth.org http://nyc.gov//html/nypd/html/home/home.shtml Service and advocate for GLBT youth. Variety of Detective Thomas Verni, Citywide GLBT Community services including Friday night coffee house, counseling, Liaison support groups, young men’s program, community education, youth leadership opportunities. Polyamorous NYC 212-543-9494 Pride In Recovery [email protected] 37 St. John’s St., Amityville, NY 11701 www.poly-nyc.com 631- 424-2900 Designed to support a community of people who share an Outpatient Substance Abuse Services for LGBT interest in long term, romantically committed, multiple- community on Long Island at Seafi eld Services Amityville partner relationships. Offi ce. Executive Director, Diane Henry.
Poughkeepsie GALA (Gay & Lesbian Association) Pride Toastmasters 845-431-6756 (infoline) 646-548-7414 [email protected] [email protected] Meets Tuesdays 7:30 pm in Poughkeepsie. www.pridetoastmasters.com 45 Improve your speaking and presentation skills. Our 212-674-1740, ext. 272 mission is to provide a mutually supportive and positive [email protected] phone learning environment in which every member has the www.myspace.com/projectsol opportunity to develop communication and leadership Drop-in group for LGBTQ young people ages 14-24. skills, which in turn foster self-confi dence Offers case management, advocacy, support groups, and fax health education, as well as mentoring, internet, arts- PRIDE* Democrats * Pride Rainbow Independent based activities and fi eld trips. Provides monthly support Democrats Etc. groups to families with LGBTQ members. 917-374-9729 email [email protected] Publishing Triangle: Association of Lesbians & Gay www.PRIDEdemocrats.org Men in Publishing Citywide GLBT political club. 332 Bleecker St. #D-36, NYC 10014 [email protected] web link Pride@SBU www.publishingtriangle.org [email protected] Lesbian/gay writers/editors/booksellers advancing * www.stonybrooklgbt.org lesbian/gay writing and reading. LGBT faculty, staff and alumni network at Stonybrook The University Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment Center (PRIDE) 208 Princeton University, LGBT Center c/o GMHC, 119 W. 24th. St., 8th Floor, NYC 10011 West 246 First Campus Center, Princeton University, 212-367-1466 Princeton, NJ 08544 [email protected] 13th 609-258-1353 www.prideny.org Street [email protected] Non-profi t co-gender group of LGBT people of Puerto New www.princeton.edu/lgbt Rican heritage. Promotes awareness/pride in ethnic/ York Works to create safe, supportive academic environment sexual identities. Outreach, advocacy, community through educational opportunities and meeting needs/ organizing, collaboration with other CBO’s, PRIDE NY concerns of LGBT students, faculty, staff. Awards. 10011
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Queer Pratt Students Activities Quinn, Christine C., New York City Council Speaker Pratt Institute, 200 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, NY City Hall, NYC 10007 11205 212-788-7210 718-636-3422 212-788-7207 [email protected] [email protected] http://council.nyc.gov Queer Ramblings Magazine City legislative body. [email protected] For queer women, trans folks and gay men we love. Q-Wave [email protected] Queer Resources Directory www.q-wave.org [email protected] Dedicated to strengthening voices of lesbian/bisexual/ www.qrd.org queer women/transgender/gender-variant people of Website containing 25,488 fi les about everything queer, Asian descent. Builds supportive, progressive community with mirrors all over the world. by promoting visibility/empowerment through social/ political/educational organizing. Queer Rising www.queerrising.org Qwik Dates [email protected] 212-971-1084 We are a diverse group of individuals deeply troubled by [email protected] our status in our own country. 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Meets community in city and on rural land we own. Frequently 3rd Sundays at museum at Snug Harbor Cultural Centre, outrageous/irreverent. 1000 Richmond Terrace, S.I., NY 10301 from 10:00am to web link noon. Radical Magick * P.O. Box 210, NYC 10276 Rainbow Heights Club 212-505-0426 25 Flatbush Ave. 3rd. Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217 The [email protected] 718-852-2584 Center http://mysite.verizon.net/magickaleva [email protected] 208 Eva Yaa Asantewaa, an experienced psychic www.rainbowheights.org West counselor and teacher offers talks, workshops on, Innovative, affi rming, effective advocacy and support meditation, metaphysical spirituality, Tarot and other services for LGBT persons living with mental illness. 13th transformational topics. Lesbian POC, LGBT-friendly Employment and housing advocacy, support groups, Street but all welcome . cooking classes, computer classes, art and writing New workshops, nutritious meals and more. 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Rainbow Wedding Network Magazine Rainbow Animal Action P.O. Box 17596, Ashville, NC 28816 212-989-8549 866-251-1564 [email protected] www.rainbowweddingnetwork.com http://nyclavenderlounge.com/directory.htm LGBT wedding magazine Helps save lives of domestic and non-domestic animals through advocacy, education, fundraisers, petition Rainbow Dee’s Coming Events Newsletter parties, fostering, transport, hands on help. Creates [email protected] clearinghouse of information on website related to all www.rainbowdeecomingevents.com 48 Lists plays, dances and events for lesbians in the tri- 845-364-LINK (5465) state* area. (* NY, NJ, CT ) Weekly, the newsletter [email protected] phone arrives via bcc email to help gals plan where to go and Only lesbian organization in Rockland that has a what to do for recreation/relaxation in the company of mission to provide activities of kinship, mutual support, other lesbians. This enables readers to support lesbian sisterhood for lesbians. Membership includes newsletter fax and LGBT events/entertainment beyond the bar scene. and e-mail notifi cation of events. It also includes info regarding workshops, training and support groups. Once a month an update of events Rodney Kirk Center through the end of the year is sent; this helps event 400 W. 43rd St., NYC 10036 email planners to avoid scheduling confl icts. There is NO 212-971-0660 charge to receive the newsletter or have events posted. Information/referral services for residents of Manhattan (Just send event info in plain word format). This list is Plaza. never shared – Strictly Confi dential. web link Room To Write Ramapo Pride [email protected] * 505 Ramapo Valley Rd., Mahwah, NJ 07430-1608 Writing group open to all in the LGBT community, 201-684-7468 whether novice or experienced writer. All subjects and The [email protected] styles of writing are welcome. Center Ramapo College’s gay/straight alliance. 208 Runaway Hotline West Rashawn Brazell Memorial Fund 2740 Martin Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710 P.O. Box 211, NYC 10037-9998 516-679-1111 13th 206-203-1335 Resource for runaway/homeless/abused youth to get Street [email protected] counseling screening for and arranging transportation New www.rashawnbrazell.com for runaway/homeless youth in Nassau County to York Aims to establish sustainable tribute that promotes emergency shelter. critical thought about the impact of violence and NY intolerance, particularly on queer communities of 10011 African descent. Seeks to empower future generations of activists and scholars by providing fi nancial support and mentoring opportunities. S Realization Center Inc. 19 Union Square West 7th Floor Safe Horizon/Domestic Violence Shelter Program NYC 10003-3304 2 Lafayette St., 3rd Floor, NYC 10007 212-627-9600 800-577-7777 (crime victims) [email protected] 212-227-3000 (rape, sexual assault) www.realizationcenternyc.com [email protected] Comprehensive outpatient chemical dependency www.safehorizon.org program. Individual/group/family therapy for those in Phone counseling, info, referral to City services, trouble with substances, relationships, selves. Treats all advocacy, support. addictions, including crystal meth. Serves LGBT clients in safe, confi dential setting. Medicaid, insurance, self- Safe Space Drop In Center pay. 24 W.30th St. 2nd Floor, NYC 10001 212-481-8062 Right Rides [email protected] 26 Court St. Suite 505, Brooklyn, NY 11242 www.safespacenyc.org 718-522-0822, 718-964-7781 Case management, counseling, referrals, food, internet [email protected] access, educational services, job skills, training for www.rightrides.org youth. Drop in hours, Monday-Friday 1-7pm. Organizes volunteers to operate a fl eet of up to 6 cars donated by Zipcar Friday and Saturday nights from Safe Space-The Staten Island LGBT Center 11:59pm-3am, in up to 45 NYC neighborhoods. Driving 25 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10301 teams can only drive women and LGBTQ individuals 718-808-1360, 718-808-1351 home. Builds safer communities by ending gender based [email protected] harassment and sexual assault through community www.silghtcenter.org organizing and offering direct service, safety, education Two ongoing support groups weekly for LGBT teens and advocacy programs 13-17. Explore/address questions about sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, coming out to Rockland County LINK family/friends, other topics relevant to healthy P.O. Box 703, Suffren, NY 10901 development in setting that is both welcoming and 49 caring. All services free, but participants must be 212-486-7693 interviewed by group facilitator. http://schumer.senate.gov/ phone
SAGE/Queens Scouting for All Queens Community House, 74-09 37th Ave., Suite #409, P.O. Box 600481, San Diego, CA 92120 fax Jackson Heights, NY 11372 619-229-1612 718-533-6459 [email protected] [email protected] www.scoutingforall.org www.queenscommunityhouse.org 501 c reaches out to GLBTQ youth to get Boy Scouts of email Serves LGBT adults, 55+. Open 5 days a week. Monthly America to rescind policy of discrimination against gay/ Saturday socials, men only group, Spanish speakers atheist youth and adults. group, walking/dining clubs, casework assistance, classes, discussions, lectures, trips. Scrabblers web link 212-362-5889 Sage: Services and Advocacy for GLBT elders All levels of GLBT Scrabble players. Bring boards. Play * 305 Seventh Ave., 16th Floor, NYC 10001-6008 in English, Spanish, French, Italian. 2nd & 4th Mondays, 212-741-2247 8-10:45pm at The Center. 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National non-profi t legal services, watchdog, policy organization dedicated to ending discrimination against, Samuel Field Y and harassment of, military personnel affected by “don’t 55-20 Little Neck Pkwy, Little Neck, NY 11362 ask, don’t tell policy and related forms of intolerance. 718-225-6570 [email protected] Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elbers-Long Island www.sfy.org (SAGE-LI) GALA Group-social activities for gay/lesbian adults over 34 Park Ave., Bay Shore, NY 11706 50. 631-665-2300 [email protected] Sanctuary for Families www.sageli.org P.O. Box 1406 Wall St. Station, NYC 10268 Serving GLBT older adults (age 50+), provides social 212-349-6009 and recreational programming; health and wellness [email protected] events; educational programs; advocacy; supportive and www.SanctuaryforFamilies.org mental health services; and community education. Individual counseling. Legal services for LGBT victims of domestic violence. Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (SCA) P.O. Box 1753 Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113 SATTI Group: Sexual Addiction, Sexual Abuse & 800-977-4325 (outside NYC) Sexual Aggression Treatment & Training Institutes. 212-439-1123 (national info & phone line) 1 Patchin Place, NYC 10011 [email protected], [email protected] 212-366-1490 (literature orders) [email protected] (meeting [email protected] list changes) Treats sexual addiction, particularly those addicted to www.sca-recovery.org/cities/newyork both sex and drugs (crystal meth/cocaine. Trains other Fellowship of men/women who share experience. professionals. Strength, hope of solving their common problem, help others recover from sexual compulsion, and stay sexually Schumer, Charles E., U.S. Senator sober. Only membership requirement is desire to stop 757 Third Ave Suite 17-02, NYC 10017 having compulsive sex. No dues/fees; self supporting 212-486-4430 212-486-7803 (TDD) through contributions. 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Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Outreach social/cultural/networking for LGBT, * 718-388-0028 ext.110/111 transexual, two spirit, women-loving women of [email protected] Caribbean ancestry, partners, families, friends. The www.BATF.net Center LGBT division of Brooklyn AIDS Task Force, for Ski Bums 208 lesbians/bisexual/questioning women/youth. Education, The world’s largest club of LGBT skiers and West Info groups, activities daily. snowboarders. [email protected] 13th Shades of Poly (SOP) www.ski-bums.org Street 718-404-3906 ext.5522 212-479-7886 New [email protected], [email protected] SMART (Fund for the City of New York York Contact: Ingrid Rivera. Social/support group for women 306-308 W. 38th St., 6th Floor, NYC 10018 of color who explore polyamorous relationships. Topics 212-564-3282 NY include triad relationships, polyfi delity, etc. [email protected] 10011 www.smartuniversity.org SHARE: Self-help for Women with Breast or Ovarian Treatment, education, support for women and teenagers Cancer living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. 1501 Broadway, Suite 704A, NYC 10036 212-719-0364 866-891-2392 (toll free) Society of Lesbian and Gay Anthropologists www.sharecancersupport.org (SOLGA) Alice Yaker, Executive Director. For women, families, [email protected] friends affected by breast/ovarian cancer. Free hot lines, http://www.uvm.edu/-dlrh/solga/ support groups, educational programs in English/ Promotes communication, encourages research, develops Spanish. Calendar of events, advocacy activities. teaching materials, serves interests of gay/lesbian HOTLINES, 212-382-2111 (breast) 212-719-1204 anthropologists in association. (ovarian) 866-537-4273 (statewide ovarian toll free) 212-719-4454 (Spanish). Sophisticated/Aggressive Gents 212-479-7886 (Donna) 646-330-8641 (Paris) She Magazine [email protected] 6511 Nova Dr. #173, Davie, FL 33317 Social/support group for women who identify as butch, 954-474-0183 bois, AG’s, studs, daddis, gents. Meets 3rd Tuesdays, 6-8 [email protected] pm. www.shemag.com Lesbian lifestyle magazine Soulforce NYC c/o Andrew Brewer Sirens Motorcycle Club NYC 50 E. 4th St., NYC 10003 The Center , 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011 212-777-8444 212-749-6177 [email protected] [email protected] www.Soulforce.org www.sirensnyc.com Organization committed to ending the spiritual violence NYC’s leading women’s motorcycle club. Emphasizes caused by anti-LGBT religious policies and teachings. safety, solidarity, support, friendship. Meets 3rd Tuesdays at 8 pm. South Beach Psychiatric Center-Heights Hill Mental Health Service Sistahs 20-Something 25 Flatbush Ave. 3rd. Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217 212-479-7886 (24 hr Hot Line) 718-875-1420 [email protected] LGBT-affi rmative program for those with major mental 51 illness. Outpatient program/inpatient referrals. promote physical, mental, emotional health and well being, including information and referral services; phone South Brooklyn Legal Services HIV Project service navigation and advocacy; youth drop-in space 105 Court St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 and services; David Bohnett Foundation Cyber Center; free and confi dential mental health services; HIV 718-237-5546 fax www.sbls.org counseling and testing, resource library; workshops, Provides legal advocacy and info in civil cases to discussion and support groups, educational forums; low-income people in southern and western Brooklyn. social and LGBT visibility-enhancing events such as the Staten Island Pride Parade and Festival and the annual email Spanish Language Club Coming Out picnic. 212-772-3511 [email protected] Staten Island Stonewall Don Ventura, Language Instructor/Coordinator. One Lakeside Place, Staten Island, NY 10305 web link Upgrade ability to speak, read and write. Roundtable 718-816-5508 [email protected] discussion, occasional readings, social events. No * English. Open to everyone, natives included. Meets 1st www.sistonewall.org and 3rd Mondays, 6-8 pm at the Center. Proud and political! The Center Spartan Brotherhood Steinway Child & Family Services, Inc 208 22-15 43rd. Ave., Long Island City, NY 11101 P.O. Box 656513, Fresh Meadows, NY 11365-6513 West 718-357-7075 718-389-5100 [email protected] [email protected] 13th Non-profi t fraternal brotherhood; members worldwide. www.steinway.org Street Events scheduled by age, class, specialized interest. All Non-profi t human services agency dedicated to providing New comprehensive, quality services to children, families, men welcome. York young adults, seniors to restore them to optimal level of Squadron, Daniel, New York State Senator functioning. NY 401 Broadway, Suite 1901, NYC 10013 10011 212-298-5565 Stephen Wise Free Synagogue 212-298-5574 30 W. 68th St., NYC 10023 [email protected] 212-877-4050 www.danielsquadron.org [email protected] www.swfs.org St. Ann’s Church of Morrisania Gay and Lesbian Gary Brettton-Granatoor, Rabbi. Ministry 295 St. Anne’s Ave., Bronx, NY 10454 Steven Donaldson Social Justice Room 718-585-6325 106 Earl Hall, MC 2008 Columbia University 2980 Supportive ministry. Broadway, NYC 10027-6902 212-854-1488 St. John’s University Gay and Lesbian Law Association (GALLA) Stonewall Chorale, The 516 W. 126th St., NYC 10027 P.O. Box 920, NYC 10011 [email protected] 212-971-5813 http://new.stjohns.edu/academics/graduate/law/ [email protected] journals/galla/ www.stonewallchorale.org Nation’s fi rst LGBT chorus. St. Mary’s Center, Inc. 516 W. 126th St., NYC 10027 Stonewall Community Foundation 212-662-1826 c/o William McDermott, Interim Executive Director Skilled nursing. Adult day services for people with 119 W. 24th St. 7th Floor, NYC 10011 AIDS/HIV. 212-367-1155 [email protected]+I725+I707 Staten Island LGBT Center www.stonewallfoundation.org 25 Victory Blvd. 3rd Floor Public charity for LGBT NY. Grantmaking/technical Staten Island, NY 10301 assistance. Supports LGBT organizations, helps donors 718-808-1360, 718-808-1351 realize philanthropic goals. Student scholarships. [email protected] www.silgbtcenter.org Stonewall Democratic Club Provides LGBT individuals/families with direct local P.O. Box 514, NYC 10113 access to culturally competent, gay-oriented, LGBT- 212-330-6572 friendly services, programs, events, activities that [email protected] 52 www.sdnyc.org Big tent and welcoming LGBT club. Meets 4th Sts. Sergius & Bacchus CACINA Catholic Parish phone Wednesdays at the center. 97-05 101st. St., Ozone Park, NY 11416 718-641-5925 Stonewall Republicans [email protected] fax P.O. Box 65613, Fresh Meadows, NY 11365-6513 www.stssergiusandbacchuscathlocparish.org 718-357-7075 Sunday Mass, 11am. Common sense Catholic [email protected] community welcomes all who are pushed away, rejected, First political party GLBT/Two Spirit advocacy group. alienated because of life situations beyond their control. email Guest speakers, socials. Open to all, regardless of Sacramental community in Catholic tradition (Catholic political orientation. Apostolic Church in North America). Clergy available for weddings, holy unions, counseling, etc. STONEWALL Veterans’ Association (S.V.A.) web link 70-A Greenwich Av. Suite 120, NYC 10011 Sugar LGBT Diabetics 212-627-1969 917-720-3695 * 212-369-1969 [email protected] (Tony), Katie@ [email protected] act1diabetes.org (Katie) The www.STONEWALLvets.org We are the fi rst (offi cial) group for LGBT diabetics in Center Williamson Henderson, Director, Storme DeLarverie, NYC. Our mission is to offer support to both the newly 208 Ambassador; Emile Griffi th, V.P. Participants in diagnosed and seasoned diabetics (all types of diabetics West legendary Stonewall Rebellion of “69 Cadillac Stonewall welcome) who identify as part of the LGBT community. Car. Sponsors annual “Stonewall Symposium” and 13th “Stonewall Showtyme”. Guest speakers for other Support Group for Single Lesbians Street GLBT organizations. “Friends of SVA” for non-veteran 718-762-3473 (Pauline) New supporters. “Youth-4-SVA” for young supporters, Support and social group for single lesbians meeting in a York volunteers and students. Meets last Saturday of every caring and safe space. month, 4:15 pm, at the Center.* NY 10011 Straight and Gay Alliance (SAGA) City College of New York Finley Student Center 138th St. and Convent Ave, NYC 10031 212-650-2100 T [email protected] www.angelfi re.com/planet/sagaofccny Team New York Aquatics Part of CUNY community. Helping to create safe [email protected] learning and social environment for LGBTQ students www.tnya.org and their allies. Master aquatic team welcomes swimmers and water polo players of all ability, age, sexual orientation or race. Straight Spouse Network Box 507, Mahwah, NJ 07430 Teen Outreach Prevention Service 201-825-7763 Bellevue/NYU School of Medicine Pediatrics, 550 1st [email protected] Ave., Room 8 West 50, NYC 10016 www.straightspouse.org 212-263-8973 212-263-7806 Worldwide support for straight spouses/partners, current [email protected] or former, of GLBT mates and mixed-orientation or Peer Education/Outreach program provides interactive trans/non-trans couples. workshops for youth 12–24 on HIV/AIDS, safer sex, STDs, reproductive health, and sexually connected to Straight Spouse Network/Manhattan HIV counseling and testing, as well as medical, mental 212-866-6938 health and social services (see Bellevue Adolescent HIV/ [email protected] AIDS Clinic). www.straightspouse.org Contact: Peggy. Support of straight women/men, now The Glines, Inc or once married to gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender 270 W. 36th St, 2nd Floor, NYC 10018 partners. 212-354-8899 [email protected] Stringer, Scott M., Manhattan Borough President www.theglines.com 1 Centre St. 19th Floor South, NYC 10007 Oldest professional gay theatre company in the world. 212-669-8300 212-669-4305 [email protected] www.manhattanbp.org 53 The Transgender Project National Development and Trans Health Clinic Research Institutes Ogden Family Health Center, 1067 Ogden Ave, Bronx, phone 7 West 23rd St. 8th Floor, NYC 10010 NY 10452 212-845-4617 347-623-2459 [email protected] [email protected] fax www.ndri.org/transgender All services are confi dential and provided in a safe, Describes economic, social/personal, family, workplace sensitive and understanding environment. experiences of male-to-female trans-persons, how experiences change over lives, impact on mental/physical Transgender Law and Policy Institute email health. 328 Flatbush Ave., Box 312, Brooklyn, NY 11238 [email protected] The Trevor Project www.transgenderlaw.org 80 Maiden Lane, Suite 1504, NYC 10038 Non-profi t organization advocates for transgender web link 212-509-0042, 866-488-7386 (Help line) people. info@thetrevorproject,org * www.thetrevorproject.org Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund Leading national organization focused on crisis and 151 West 19th St., Suite 1103, NYC 10011 The suicide prevention efforts among LGBT and questioning 646-862-9396 Center youth. Operates a free and confi dential helpline, in- [email protected] 208 school workshops, educational materials, online www.transgenderlaw.org West resources and public policy advocacy. National nonprofi t civil rights organization committed to ending discrimination based on gender identity/ 13th This Way Out expression, and to achieving equality for transgender Street P.O. Box 38327, Los Angeles, California 90038-0327 people through public education, test-case litigation, New 818-986-4106 direct legal services, and public policy efforts. York [email protected] www.thiswayout.org Transgender Scholarship and Education Legacy Fund NY Internationally distributed LGBT radio program. P.O. Box 540229, Waltham, MA. 02454-0229 10011 781-899-5703 781-899-2212 Times Square Dance Club [email protected] P.O. Box 1229, Ansonia Station, NYC 10023 www.tself.org 212-749-4291 516-623-1784 516- For transgender-identifi ed students in the helping and 623-3311 caring professions. [email protected] www.timessquares.org Treatment Action Group NY’s only gay/lesbian square dance club. Open to 611 Broadway, Suite 308, NYC 10012-2608 all square dancers. Educational, recreational, social 212-253-7922 opportunities. Dances Tuesdays, 2nd/4th Fridays. Non- [email protected] members, call for location. www.treatmentactiongroup.org Research and policy think tank for better treatments, a Titone, Matthew J., New York State Assemblymember vaccine and a cure for AIDS. 853 Forest Ave., Staten Island, NY 10310 718-442-9932 Triangle Community Center [email protected] 16 River St., Norwalk, CT 06852 Openly gay Assemblyman representing SI’s North Shore. 203-853-0600 [email protected] TOUCHAIDS Community Dinners www.ctgay.com P.O. Box 23800, Brooklyn, NY 11202-3800 Non/profi t services to help strengthen LGBT communities 646-220-2287 sense of identity, pride, visibility. Works with greater Free dinners Mondays, 6:00pm, Quaker Meeting House, Fairfi eld county community to foster understanding/ 110 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn. New guests welcome awareness of LGBT issues. (need proof of HIV+). Volunteers needed. TriMusicAngle, Inc. Towleroad 332 Bleecker St. Suite K48, NYC c/o Broadcast Corporation, 848 N. Rainbow Blvd.#1772, 212-591-2886 Las Vegas, NV 89107 www.lgbac.org www.towleroad.com Umbrella for gay/lesbian music groups. Online news source offering broad range of information on politics, pop culture, gay culture, media, Trinity Place Shelter entertainment, photography, fashion, technology, men, 164 W. 100th St., NYC 10025 music and travel. 212-222-7045 54 [email protected] [email protected] www.trinityplaceshelter.org www.uufh.org phone Non-profi t, non-sectarian, 10-bed transitional shelter Provides place for LGBT members of UUFH/friends to open all year for homeless LGBTQ youth/young adults socialize, reach-out to LGBT community in support of (18-24). Provides shelter, food, case management, justice and equality. fax counseling, transportation, additional support services. Intakes on agency referral only. United Federation of Teachers 52 Broadway, NYC 10004 Truth Wins Out 212-777-7500 email P.O. Box 25491, Brooklyn, NY 11202 www.uft.org [email protected] www.truthwinsout.org United Fellowship Church of New Brunswick Non-profi t think tank and educational organization 732-214-0390 web link counters right-wing disinformation campaigns, debunks [email protected] ex-gay myth, and provides accurate info on lives of www.ufcnb.org * GLBT people. Rev. Kevin E. Taylor, Pastor/Founder. The TwentySomething NYC Unity Fellowship of Christ Church Center [email protected] 2578 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11207-2413 208 www.20somethingnyc.com 718-385-2406 West Fun social experience for queer New Yorkers in and [email protected], around their twenties (ages 18-33). Meets fi rst and third www.unityfellowsipchurch.org 13th Tuesdays 8pm at The Center. www.ufcnyc.org Street Bishop Zachary G. Jones, Pastor. Supports lesbian/gay New community in black tradition. York NY Urantia Book Study Group 10011 U 917-701-9033 [email protected] U.S. Department of Justice Pride www.urantiabook.org c/o Greg Friel 2153 California St. NW #404, Cutting-edge spirituality for today. LGBT-friendly. Washington, DC 20008 Unlock door to spiritual wisdom/universal 202-514-3873 understanding. Free weekly study group, Tuesday, 7–9 [email protected] pm, in SoHo. www.dojpride.org LGBT employee association of US Department of USNA Out Justice. c/o Jeff Petre, 1600 21st St. NW, Washington, DC 20009 www.usnaout.org Unitarian Church of Staten Island LGBT US Naval Academy Alumni and supporters, most 312 Fillmore St., Staten Island, NY 10301 of whom never any role models before, now out and here 718-447-2204 for all to see, including LGBT midshipmen and alumni [email protected] who are currently serving on active duty, their families www.unitarianchurchofstatenisland.org and confi dants. A welcoming congregation which is committed to be an inclusive community for LGBT people. Our minister performs wedding and union ceremonies and many of our service themes and social justice efforts include witness advocacy and religious education about the concerns and civil rights of LGBT people. V Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stonybrook Van Bramer, Jimmy, New York City Councilmember P.O. Box 602, Stony Brook, NY 11790 47-01 Queens Blvd, Suite 205, Sunnyside, NY 11104 631-751-0297 718-383-9566 offi [email protected] 718-383-9076 www.uufsb.org [email protected] http://council.nyc.gov/d26/html/members/home.shtml Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington Openly gay Councilmember representing District 26 Interweave Group Queens (Woodside, Sunnyside, Long Island City, Astoria, 109 Browns Rd, Huntington, NY 11743 and Maspeth). 631-427-9547, 631-423-1504 55 Vance, Cyrus R., New York County District Attorney 212-539-6450 1 Hogan Pl., NYC 10013 [email protected] phone 212-335-9082 (Community Affairs) www.vcny.org http://manhattanda.org/ Village Playwrights fax VegOut NYC c/o Emanuel Gavales P.O. Box 20303, NYC 10011 [email protected] 212-645-1514 www.meetup.com/vegout-nyc [email protected] Monthly potlucks for LGBT vegetarians/vegans/friends. LGBT playwrights/screenwriters present scripts in cold email Meets 3rd Sundays, 5–7 pm, at the Center.* Bring vegan or rehearsed readings, get feedback. Meets 2nd and 4th dish (no meat/poultry/fi sh/eggs/dairy/honey). Monthly Wednesdays, 8–10 pm, at the Center.* VegOutings at vegetarian/veg-friendly restaurants. VISAGE for Youth web link Velazquez, Nydia M., U.S. Representative 973-285-1595 (Help Line) 266 Broadway, Suite 201, Brooklyn, NY 11211 [email protected] * 718-599-3658 212-673-3997 Verona straight and gay experience, young people 14-21 www.house.gov/velazquez welcome. Call for meeting time/directions. The Represents 12th Congressional District (parts of Center Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens). 208 West Velvetpark Magazine 210 Cook St., Apt. 311, Brooklyn, NY 11206-3769 13th 347-881-1025 888-616-1989 W Street [email protected] New www.velvetparkmagazine.com Weiner, Anthony, U.S. Representative York National magazine for educated urban lesbians, 80-02 Kew Garden Road Suite 5000, Kew Gardens, NY feminists, gay men. Political commentary, highlights 11415 NY celebrity, everyday dyke-cons, music, fi lm, book reviews. 718-520-9001 10011 718-520-9010 Victoria Congregational Church-United Church of [email protected] Christ www.house.gov/weiner 144-64 87th Ave., Jamaica, NY 11435 Represents 9th Congressional District (parts of Queens, 718-297-9733 Brooklyn). [email protected] www.myspace.com/vccbriarwoodny WELL-Rehoboth Temple Christ Conscious Church Opening and affi rming congregation welcoming of LGBT Grace United Church of Christ 310 West 139th St., NYC community. 11 am Sunday worship service followed by 10030 coffee and fellowship. 212-462-8805 [email protected] Village Care of New York www.rehobothtemple.com, www.gaybygod.net 154 Christopher St., NYC 10014 Endeavors to provide safe space for all persons — 212-337-5600 especially those who have been wounded by oppressive [email protected] religion. We invite all persons to join us as we share www.vcny.org and create an environment where persons are free to Non-profi t, community-based organization serving older live their individual truth. We will reject any misguided adults, persons living with HIV/AIDS and individuals in messages of self-hatred, intolerance, or prejudice that need of medical and rehabilitation services. fail to acknowledge that all individuals are fearfully and wonderfully made in the likeness and image of God. We Village Center for Care AIDS Day Treatment will intentionally resist the desire to tell individuals what Program and how to think. We will seek to provide individuals 121B W. 20th St., NYC 10011 with the tools to think for themselves. 212-337-9220 [email protected] West Village Trans-Legal Clinic: Name Change www.vcny.org Project Medical/nursing, mental health, harm reduction, case 212-353-9118 management, nutrition, rehab services. Hot meals served Free information and assistance to transgender identifi ed daily. people interested in obtaining legal name changes. The Center, 1st Mon sign-up 6-6:30pm . Village Center for Care AIDS Day Treatment Program 45 Rivington St., NYC 10001 56 Westchester Lesbian Connection www.manhattan.va.gov P.O. Box 626, White Plains, NY 10603 phone 914-517-5455 Youth Enrichment Services (YES) [email protected] [email protected] Recreational, social and educational events. www.gaycenter.org fax Jenny DeBower, LMSW, Director. Activities based Whitman-Walker Clinic empowerment/prevention program for LGBT youth, 1701 14th St. NW, Washington, DC 20009 13-21. Theatre, art, writing, journalism, leadership 202-939-7633 training, job seeking, advocacy, referrals, crisis email www.wwc.org counseling. Non-profi t community-based health organization serving DC metro area. Established by/for LGBT community to Youth Pride Chorus end suffering of those infected/affected by HIV/AIDS. 676A 9th Ave., Suite 405, NYC 10036 web link 212-344-1777 Wingo, Inc [email protected] * 224 W. 35th St. Suite 604-A, NYC 10001 www.bapany.org 212-244-4880 Program of NYC Gay men’s Chorus and the Center*. The [email protected] Open to LGBT and allied youth ages 13-21. Center www.dougwingo.com 208 Works with clients to help establish /nurture relationships West with donors through fundraising/donor communications supporting work of LGBT,AIDS services, progressive 13th non-profi t organizations. Street New Women About, Inc. Z York P.O. Box 146 Chelsea Station, NYC 10011-0146 212-642-5257 Zappalorti Society-Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,& NY [email protected] Transgender Psychiatric Survivors 10011 www.womenabout.org c/o Bert Coffman 14 E 28th St., NYC 10016-7464 Creating community for lesbians since 1976. NY’s 917-286-0616 212-889-4262 largest, oldest non-profi t adventure/social club for [email protected] women. More than 120 activities per year. Peer group of LGBT persons labeled mentally ill/ depressed by mental health system. Committed to mutual Women In Need (WIN) support, advocacy, empowerment, and obtaining relevant 115 W.31st St., NYC 10001 quality services to meet community needs. Named in 212-695-4758 honor of Jimmy Zappalorti, disabled Vietnam Era Navy [email protected] veteran/psychiatric survivor, murdered by gay bashers on www.women-in-need.org Staten Island in 1990. Meets Saturdays, 1-4 pm, at the center. Women’s Center of Brooklyn College 227 New Ingersoll Hall, Brooklyn, NY 11210 718-951-5777 [email protected] http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/womens/center Lectures, workshops, panel discussions on women’s issues, open to the public. Call for calendar. Y Young Gay Veterans Group VA NY Harbor Healthcare System 423 E. 23rd St., NYC 10010 212-686-7500 ext.3754 (Anthony J. Selvitella) Weekly support group for young gay veterans (under 50) who wish to share their experiences and offer support to one another.
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