Services
- Anti-Discrimination (Workplace/Housing/Etc.)
- Other (Legal)
- Adults Questioning Their Sexuality/Gender Identity
- Housing/Homelessness
- Other (Community and Support)
- Seniors/Elderly/Aging
Location
1330 Boylston Street
Suite 400
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02467
"The Nursing Home Abuse Center (NHAC) was founded on time-honored principles of restoring dignity for some of our most vulnerable and valuable citizens. Before we can begin to resolve the issue of nursing home abuse, we must understand what it is."
"Get Help Now: Were you or your loved one abused or neglected by a nursing home, senior living or assisted living facility? Ask Legal Questions at (877) 978-3170."
NHAC includes information specifically about Nursing Home Abuse and the LGBT community.
Services
- Adults Questioning Their Sexuality/Gender Identity
- Black/African Diaspora
- Housing/Homelessness
- Indigenous/Native Communities
- Mutual Aid/Direct Giving/Fundraising
- Other (Community and Support)
- Persons of Color/P.O.C.
- Substance Abuse/Addiction
- Trans and Gender-Non-Conforming
- Youth Services
Location
National
"Queer Appalachia is an artist collective. Anyone is welcome at our table regardless of addiction status, mental health, socioeconomic status, identity, race or how "out" you are. When we use hashtags like #nooneisdisposable, it's not marketing or branding. We invite anyone to work along side us. For far too long, depictions of these regions have been white-washed and have made invisible the communities of color that live and struggle alongside us. We acknowledge the necessity for our work to not emulate these patterns and seek that both the project and its contributors accurately and appropriately reflect our diverse community."
Projects and Efforts Include: Harm Reduction; Transformative Justice; 'Electric Dirt' (magazine celebrating Queer voices and identities from Appalachia and the South); Community SOS & Rapid Response Funding; monthly Spotify playlist. Continuously evolving, so check website for new projects and efforts.
Services
- Black/African Diaspora
- Mutual Aid/Direct Giving/Fundraising
- Other (Community and Support)
- Professional Development/Scholarships/Higher Education
- Trans and Gender-Non-Conforming
Location
National
"Black Trans Femmes in the Arts (BTFA) is a collective of Black trans women and non-binary femmes who are dedicated to creating space for Black trans femmes in the arts. Our collective includes artists from all sectors of the arts, art educators, art administrators, art activists, and art curators."
"We organize performances and galleries that showcase the talent of black trans femmes, host workshops and talks that provide black trans femmes with the knowledge and skills to advance their artistic careers, and mobilize our networks to connect black trans femme artists with the resources and opportunities that they need to be successful."
As of 6/14/2020, BTFA runs the Black Trans Protestors Emergency Fund in partnership with Black Trans Travel Fund, For the Gworls, and the Okra Project. To donate: https://linktr.ee/btfacollective
Services
- Anti-Discrimination (Workplace/Housing/Etc.)
- Marriage
- Other (Legal)
- Trans Legal Aid (Change of Name/Gender Marker)
- Adults Questioning Their Sexuality/Gender Identity
- Ally Training and Education
- Other (Community and Support)
- Persons of Color/P.O.C.
- Spanish Speaking Community and Support
- Trans and Gender-Non-Conforming
- Youth Services
Location
P.O. Box 364
Asheville, North Carolina 28802
"The Campaign for Southern Equality is working to build a South where LGBTQ people are equal in every part of life. A South where your zipcode doesn’t determine your rights. Where all of us are free to be who we truly are and love who we truly love."
Services
- Adults Questioning Their Sexuality/Gender Identity
- Ally Training and Education
- Other (Community and Support)
- Pride March/Festival/Parade
Location
Eastern North Carolina's first pride event for the LGBTQIA+ community.
"Our vision: To unify the LGBTQIA+ community and its allies in Eastern North Carolina."
Services
- Adults Questioning Their Sexuality/Gender Identity
- Black/African Diaspora
- Other (Community and Support)
- Persons of Color/P.O.C.
- Pride March/Festival/Parade
- Trans and Gender-Non-Conforming
- Youth Services
Location
"Fayetteville Black Pride is a non profit organization based in the heart of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Founded by Alvernian Rafeek Davis, The purpose of Fayetteville Black Pride is to increase access to health and wellness services in our LGBTQIA communities, improve relations between "straight" and "gay" communities and increase safe spaces for the youth. Our annual Pride weekend will bring together community based organizations, education/medical based institutions, and people from across the country to celebrate the rich cultural heritage of our Southern community."
Services
- Ally Training and Education
- Black/African Diaspora
- Other (Community and Support)
- Persons of Color/P.O.C.
- Pride March/Festival/Parade
- Trans and Gender-Non-Conforming
Location
"Charlotte Black Pride, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit corporation, is an organization consisting of volunteers interested in promoting a positive image of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex or asexual (LGBTQIA) gendered entities of color. Charlotte Black Pride is an independent, non-partisan body not subject to the control or significant influence of any commercial establishment or organization.
The Mission of Charlotte Black Pride is to promote LGBTQIA pride primarily for, but not limited to, members of the Black community while building social awareness, embracing spirituality and celebrating the diversity that exists within our community.
The Vision of Charlotte Black Pride is to empower the hearts, minds and spirits of all LGBTQIA people, while embracing diversity, uplifting the community, and working to bring social change."