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Local Community Resource List Bridge 13 Community Education Local Community Resource List Bridge 13 Community Education This resource list is a living document. Please let us know if you think something is missing or is misrepresented. The initial document was created in 2015 through the efforts of Nash Jones, Jazz McGinnis, tash shatz, and Neola Young. Current Bridge 13 staff Seth Johnstone, and Alyssa Linares update it regularly. Thanks for sharing with community! Asian Pacific Island Pride: API Pride is led by and for LGBTQ people of Asian and Pacific Islander descent in Oregon. We provide safe and supportive environments and opportunities to celebrate, educate and bring our communities together. 503- 877-9379. [email protected]. Bradley Angle LGBTQ Program: Serves anyone affected by domestic violence. Advocacy, Safety Planning, LGBTQ Support Groups, and Healthy Relationship Skills Classes. Email [email protected]. Brave Space, LLC: Brave Space creates community and facilitates access to expert and knowledgeable providers for transgender and genderqueer children, youth, adults and their families. Offers counseling, support groups, and a clothing closet. www.bravespacellc.com. Bridge 13 Community Education Project: A program of SMYRC, Bridge 13 provides LGBTQ equity trainings, workshops, and consultation for social support staff, health professionals, youth providers, businesses, educators and more. [email protected]. Cascade Aids Project: CAP is a non-profit offering full-spectrum services to test for HIV and assist those living with it. Full panel STD/STI and HIV testing offered as well as education, service navigation, housing, peer support, employment services, case management, and healthcare resources for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. www.cascadeaids.org eRa: Encouraging Respect for Aging: Serving LGBTQ seniors and elders ages 55+ through social space, activities, resources and support. A program of Q Center. Contact Susan Kocen at [email protected]. The Living Room: Serves queer and trans youth in Clackamas county. Community Center Drop-in held in Oregon City. 503- 901-5971. www.livingroomyouth.org. Momentum Alliance: A space for young people to be themselves, in all our identities. We are undocumented, immigrant, indigenous, LGBTQ, gang-affected, HIV- and STI-positive and low-income youth, youth of color, youth with disabilities, youth who are transitioning from foster care, homelessness and incarceration, youth who have experienced war, domestic violence, sexual assault and abuse, teen parents and allies. All programs are designed and led by youth and are free. www.momentumalliance.org/. 971-244-4954. Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA): The Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA) serves self- identified American Indian youth and their families in the Portland, Oregon, metropolitan area. Two spirit and LGBTQ support groups and events conducted through their own high school. (503) 288-8177 Northwest Gender Alliance: The Northwest Gender Alliance is for transgender persons living in the greater Portland OR- Vancouver WA area. A non-profit social support and educational group that provides a range of support, education and events. www.nwgenderalliance.com. Oregon Queer Youth Summit: The Oregon Queer Youth Summit (OQYS) is a conference held by and for queer & trans identified youth and their allies. Leadership development and organizing happens year-round. Visit http://oqys.org/ or find us on FB. www.facebook.com/OregonQYS. Oregon Youth Development Council: The OYDC help youth who face barriers to education and the workforce get back on the path to high school graduation, college and/or careers and ensures implementation of best practices that are evidence based; are culturally, gender and age appropriate; address individual risk factors and build upon factors that improve the health and well-being of children and youth; and includes tribal best practices. http://www.oregonyouthdevelopmentcouncil.org/. Ori Gallery: Amplifying the voices of Trans and Queer Artists of color, community organizing and mobilization through the arts. Offering events, classes and workshops, and gallery space to trans and queer artists of color. Bridge 13 Community Education | A program of the Sexual & Gender Minority Youth Resource Center Updated September 2017 | [email protected] │ www.smyrc.org Outside In: Health care and social services for youth experiencing homelessness and other marginalized people in downtown Portland and the surrounding community. Outside in has an lgbtq affirming medical clinic, transgender ID project to assist folks changing names and documentation, housing assistance, Queer Zone group at Outside In, and community drop in center. PFLAG Portland/East County Chapter/Washington County Chapter: supporting LGBTQ people, their families and their friends through love, understanding, education and advocacy. www.pflagpdx.org Portland Therapy Center: Portland Therapy Center is an online directory listing hundreds of local mental health practitioners that allows you to search by insurance type, specialty, and zip code. Portland Therapy Center is a collective of Portland metro area mental health professionals. www.portlandtherapycenter.com. Portland Two Spirit Society: A social group for LGBTQI Indigenous and Native American/Alaska Natives and their families and allies to come together and share, connect, reclaim and restore culture community, and the traditional roles of Two Spirit people. https://www.portlandtwospiritsociety.org/ Pride Foundation Scholarship Program is committed to supporting LGBTQ and allied students. For more information, including dates for scholarship applications, visit: https://www.pridefoundation.org/what-we-do/scholarships/. Queer Rock Camp/Queer and Trans Creator Camp (QRC) (QTCC) Portland is an annual weekly summer camp that seeks to engage LGBTQ youth ages 12-23 in musical self-expression and amplifies the voices of LGBTQ youth. [email protected] / https://www.facebook.com/QRCPDX/ Quest Center for Integrative Health: provides multidisciplinary and integrative healthcare in a community-based setting to all people. Services include counseling, LGBTQ health services, HIV services, pain management, medical and wellness care, and recovery treatment. http://quest-center.org/ Sankofa Collective Northwest: Sankofa is the only organization within the Portland region specifically serving the Black LGBTQ community. www.sankofanw.wordpress.com. SAGE Metro Portland (formerly Gay & Grey): provides a range of services for LGBT older adults ages 60+ Contact [email protected]. SMYRC: Serves queer and trans youth ages 12-23 through drop-in social support space, counseling, support groups and resource referral. www.smyrc.org. Teen Council (Planned Parenthood): Teen Council is a peer education and leadership program for high school students. Teens learn medically accurate, sexual health information and teach this information to their peers through classroom presentations, and serve as sexual health advocates by organizing events in their schools and communities to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS, teen pregnancy and LGBTQ issues. www.plannedparethood.org TransActive Gender Project: Provides a holistic range of services and expertise to empower transgender and gender expansive children, youth, and their families. Support groups for youth ages 4-18 years old, support groups for caregivers and families, advocacy, and counseling for transgender and gender nonconforming youth and their parents or caregivers. www.transactiveonline.org Triple Point: Serves youth 13-21 in Vancouver, WA. Provides a safe space, support, education and referral services. 509- 529-2130 x8110. Trikone Northwest (based in Seattle): Trikone Northwest (TNW) is a vibrant, diverse group of individuals creating a social, supportive, educational, and political space for LGBTQ+ persons of South Asian descent, who trace their ethnicities to one of the following places: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Myanmar (Burma), Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Tibet, along with their family, friends, and community. http://www.trikonenw.org/ Veterans Support Group: Provides safe and confidential space for veterans who identify as trans, intersex or gender non- conforming. Contact Rebecca 503-220-8262 ext 56237 Q Center: Portland’s LGBTQ community center. Q Center has created a searchable database for local LGBTQ resources, referrals and beyond. Contact 503-234-7837 to speak to a referral specialist. Local support groups (Tranz Guys, Trans-Fem, Bridge 13 Community Education | A program of the Sexual & Gender Minority Youth Resource Center Updated September 2017 | [email protected] │ www.smyrc.org Gender Queery, FTM and MTF groups, among many others) meet regularly at Q Center. Check calendar at www.pdxqcenter.org. Education The Family Acceptance Project: A research project that uses intervention, education and policy initiatives working to prevent mental health risks for LGBTQ children and youth in the context of their families, cultures and faith-based communities. www.familyproject.sfsu.edu. Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN): Ensuring that every member of every school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. www.glsen.org. Gender & Sexualities Alliance Network (GSA Network): Trans and queer youth uniting for racial and gender justice. www.gsanetwork.org. Safe Schools Coalition: A public-private partnership in support of LGBTQ and questioning youth
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