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CITY OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
JOHN C. LIU
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
ONE CENTRE STREET
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10007-2341
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 find 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 five 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
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AA
See: Alcoholics Anonymous
A & U–America’s AIDS Magazine
25 Monroe St., Suite 205, Albany, NY 12210
518-426-9010
518-436-5354
[email protected]
www.aumag.org
A Common Bond New York City (ACB NYC)
646-206-3090
www.acbnyc.com
Social/support group for former/current Jehovah’s
Witnesses who identify as LGBT.
Actors’ Fund of America
729 7th Ave., 10th Floor, NYC 10019
212-221-7300
212-764-0238
www.actorsfund.org
Non-profit, nationwide human services organization
provides broad spectrum of programs that support
unique, essential needs of all who work in entertainment/
performing arts. Comprehensive social services,
emergency financial assistance, health care services,
employment, training, housing. Confidential.
ACT-UP (AIDS Coalition To Unleash Power)
332 Bleecker St., Suite G5, NYC 10014
212-966-4873
www.actupny.org
Diverse group of non-partisan individuals dedicated
to ending AIDS crisis through direct action. Meets
Mondays, 8 pm, at the Center.*
Addiction Institute of New York/Crystal Clear Project
1000 Tenth Ave., 8th Fl., NYC 10019
212-523-6491
212-523-8057
www.addictioninstituteNY.org
State-of-the-art, evidence-based treatment facility
provides widest range of treatment programs/services.
Adolescents to seniors, male and female, all treatment
modalities. LGBT-friendly. See website for additional
programs/locations.
ADODI New York
P.O. Box 7417 JAF Station, NYC 10016-7417
718-596-0342 ext. 15
www.adodiintl.com
Same-sex loving men of African descent’s spiritual,
emotional, social organization since 1985.
Adolescent AIDS Program (Risk Evaluation
Program), Children’s Hospital at Montefiore Medical
Center
111 E. 210th St., NYC 10467
718-882-0232
718-882-0432
www.adolescentaids.org
Comprehensive care for HIV+ youth, 13-24, and free
HIV counseling, testing and STD screening for ages
13-21. Other services include outreach, community
development, research and training.
Advocate, The/Here Publishing, Inc.
245 W. 17th St. Suite 1200, NYC 10011
212-242-8100
212-242-8143
www.advocate.com
National gay/lesbian newsmagazine. Essential news and
entertainment coverage since 1967.
Affirmation
P.O. Box 1435, Palm Springs, CA 92263-1435
661-367-2421
www.affirmation.org
Gay and lesbian Mormons.
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African Ancestral Lesbians United for Social Change
(AALUSC)
c/o LGBT Center, 208 West 13th St., NYC 10011
718-715-2613
www.myspace.com/aalusc
Provides community space for lesbians of African
diaspora regardless of language, class or culture.
AHRC Sobriety Services PEIR Program
83 Maiden Lane, 6th Floor, NYC 10038
212-780-2658
212-420-7213
Support group for adults with MR/DD and/or mental
illness diagnosis who identify as LGBTQ.
AIDS Action Council
1730 M St Suite 611, Washington, DC 20036
202-530-8031
202-530-8030
www.aidsaction.org
Dedicated to development, analysis, cultivation,
encouragement of sound policies and programs in
response to HIV epidemic.
AIDS Center of Queens County
161-21 Jamaica Ave., 6th Fl., Jamaica, NY 11432
718-896-2500
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718-275-2094
www.acqc.org
Direct services for people infected with or affected by
HIV/AIDS. Services include; case management, legal
advocacy, housing support, prevention/education and
outreach, licensed mental health and harm reduction/
syringe exchange.
AIDS Center Queens County Women of Distinction/
Young Women of Distinction
161-21 Jamaica Ave., 6th Fl., Jamaica, NY 11432
718-896-2500 ext. 3042
718-459-6578
www.acqc.org
Educational group addresses needs of women on topics
from HIV/AIDS to stigma of living with HIV/AIDS,
depression, etc. Meets Wednesdays, 4–5:30 pm.
AIDS Community Research Initiative of America
230 W. 38th St. , 17th Floor, NYC 10018
212-924-3934
212-924-3936
www.acria.org
Independent, not-for-profit, community-based research/
health literacy organization. Studies promising therapies
for AIDS/HIV-related diseases; conducts research geared
to further understanding of HIV disease, treatment,
prevention; educates affected communities through
individual counseling, workshops, free publications
(quarterly ACRIA Update and topic-specific booklets).
Information online.
AIDS Home Care Program
c/o Visiting Nurse Regional Health Care System, 15
Metrotech Center , 11th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-923-7100 ext. 7198
718-923-5592
www.vnrhcs.org
Program of Visiting Nurse Regional Care. AIDS/HIV
services include skilled nursing, personal care workers,
social workers, nutritionist, pastoral care, physical
therapy, behavioral health, high-tech services, covering
Manhattan and Brooklyn. ADAP, Medicaid, Medicare,
other insurances. 501c3 not-for-profit.
AIDS Hotline (New York City AIDS Hotline)
311
Information, counseling, referrals available 7 days, 9
am–9 pm.
AIDS Info NYC
www.aidsinfonyc.org
Information pages about HIV and AIDS.
AIDS Institute, New York State Department of Health
www.health.state.ny.us/diseases/aids
Created by legislative action to coordinate state response
to HIV/AIDS. Plans, funds, evaluates prevention/
healthcare programs, educates public/healthcare
providers, develops policy.
AIDS Project New Haven
1302 Chapel St., New Haven, CT 06511
203-624-0947 (administration) 203-624-0947
ext. 233 (hotline)
203-401-4457
www.apnh.org
Non-profit service organization improves quality of life
for individuals infected/affected by HIV.
AIDS Service Center NYC
41 E. 11th St., 5th Floor, NYC 10003
212-645-0875
212-645-0705
www.ascny.org
HIV/AIDS services, support, counseling, peer education,
housing and entitlements assistance, treatment adherence
support, HIV testing, basic needs (food and clothing
bank), case management.
AIDS Treatment Data Network (The Network)
611 Broadway, Room 613, NYC 10012
212-260-8868
800-734-7104
212-260-8869
www.atdn.org
Non-profit, community-based. Info on treatment, referral/
case management services, counseling to people with
HIV/AIDS and care providers. All services free; offered
in English and Spanish.
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AIDS-Related Community Services (ARCS)
40 Saw Mill River Road, Hawthorne, NY 10532
914-345-8888
914-785-8280
www.arcs.org
Community-based agency serves Westchester, Rockland,
Orange, Dutchess, Putnam, Ulster, Sullivan counties.
Prevention education, case management, support,
transportation, food pantry for individuals infected/
affected by HIV/AIDS.
Al-Anon Family Intergroup of Greater New York
350 Broadway, Suite 404, NYC 10013
212-941-0094
212-941-6119
www.nycalanon.org
Groups for families/friends of alcoholics. Gay-specific
meetings for more than 20 years.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore
Hospital, Pediatric AIDS Program and
Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Services
1525 Blondell Ave., Suite 101, Bronx, NY 10461
718-405-8530
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718-405-8533
Comprehensive HIV/AIDS services.
Alcoholics Anonymous New York Intergroup
307 Seventh Ave., Rm. 201, NYC 10001-6007
212-647-1680
212-647-1649 (TDD)
914-949-1200
212-647-1648
www.nyintergroup.org
AA meeting info in greater NYC area, 7 days, 9am-10pm.
Alcoholics Anonymous/Staten Island Meeting of NYC
AA—Rainbow & Friends
The Staten Island LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd 3rd fl.,
Staten Island, NY 10301
718-808-1360
718-808-1351
718-808-1397
www.silgbtcenter.org
Open discussion. Meets Thursdays, 7 pm.
Al-Fatiha Foundation
P.O. Box 33015, Washington, DC 20033
www.al-fatiha.org
International organization for LGBT/questioning
Muslims/friends.
Ali Forney Center (Services for Homeless LGBTQ
Youth)
224 W. 35th St., NYC 10001
212-222-3427
212-222-5861
www.aliforneycenter.org
Helps homeless LGBTQ youth be safe and become
independent as they move from adolescence to
adulthood.
Alianza Dominicana
2340 Amsterdam Ave, NYC 10033
212-927-6810
212-927-1537
www.alianzaonline.org
HOPE (Holistic Orientation and Preventive Education
Services) program. Education/outreach, LGBT
component. Established AIDS education/prevention
program, targeted to adolescents due to documented high
incidences of substance abuse, teen pregnancy, sexually
transmitted infections and referrals only. HIV and
adolescent services, education/outreach, testing services.
Hepatitis C testing every second Thursday every three
months.
All Out Arts, Inc.
917-701-9033
Nick Curto, President. Not-for-profit supports
community-based arts/artists. Committed to creating
LGBT Arts Complex in NYC. Produces Creative
Industries Network (CIN; see listing). Supports Fresh
Fruit Festival (see listing). All welcome.
American Civil Liberties Union—LGBT& AIDS
Project
125 Broad St., 18th fl., NYC 10004
212-549-2627
212-549-2650
www.aclu.org/lgbt
Precedent-setting litigation and public policy advocacy
on LGBT issues and issues affecting those with HIV/
AIDS.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
120 Wall St., 22nd Fl, NYC 10005
888-333-AFSP (toll free)
212-363-3500
www.afsp.org
Leading not-for-profit organization dedicated to
understanding/ preventing suicide through research/
education and reaching out to people with mood
disorders and those impacted by suicide.
American Indian Community House–HIV/AIDS
Program
11 Broadway, 2nd Fl., NYC 10004
212-598-0100 ext. 242
212-420-0879
www.aich.org
NYC’s only Native American urban center. HIV/AIDS
services for Native Americans/families; all welcome to
join in activities.
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American Run for the End of AIDS (AREA, Inc.)
2350 Broadway, #1016, NYC 10024
212-580-7668
Not-for-profit. Produces AIDS awareness events such as
annual candlelight march on World AIDS Day and
campaign to reissue AIDS awareness postal stamp.
American Social Health Association (ASHA)
PO Box 13827, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
919-361-8400
919-361-8488 (Hotline)
919-361-8425
www.ashastd.org
Provides information, materials and referrals on sexually
transmitted infections, including herpes, HIV/AIDS and
HPV. Comprehensive info available on website.
American Veterans for Equal Rights
P.O. Box 150160, Kew Gardens, NY 11415
718-849-5665
www.averny.tripod.com
Service organization of LGBT US armed forces service
members and veterans; supporting service members and
veterans rights advocacy, political action (ending
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DADT), VA medical benefits assistance, pride parade
marching, community, camaraderie, and social events.
AMFAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
120 Wall St., 13th Floor, NYC 10005
212-806-1600
212-806-1601
www.amfar.org
One of world’s leading non-profit organizations
dedicated to support of AIDS research, HIV prevention,
treatment education and advocacy of sound AIDS-related
public policy.
Amnesty International USA
5 Penn Plaza, NYC 10001
212-807-8400
www.amnestyusa.org
Global mission is rooted in a fundamental commitment to
the rights, dignity, and well-being of every person on
earth.
Another Octave: Connecticut Women’s Chorus
P.O. Box 185234, Hamden, CT 06518
203-672-1919
www.anotheroctave.org
Founded 1989. Celebrates choices/experiences through
power of music. Has roots in lesbian community, but
open to all women. Performs eclectic repertoire,
including standard concert pieces, traditional and
contemporary music that reflects women’s lives. Travels/
performs throughout tri-state area.
Arcoiris Latin@ de Cristo (ALC)
c/o MCCNY, 446 W. 36th St., NYC 10018
212-629-7440
917-544-0597
212-279-1185
www.mccny.org
Prayer/fellowship for all Latino-identified LGBT and
straight people wishing to break religious and social
barriers.
Armenian Gay & Lesbian Association
917-705-4591
Gay/lesbian Armenians in tri-state area. Network/meet
1st Tuesdays, 6:30–8 pm, at the Center.*
Armenian Sisters
147 W. 14th St. #13, NYC 10011
Supportive network of Armenian lesbians building
bridges between communities as light-skinned middleEastern lesbians of color.
Arms Acres
75 Seminary Hill Rd., Carmel, NY 10512
845-225-3400 (general information)
4641 (Central intake)
888-227-
www.armsacres.com
145-bed licensed facility, providing inpatient treatment
for those suffering from addiction to alcohol or drugs.
Situated on tranquil 54-acre site in Putnam County, NY,
90 miles north of NYC.
Art Gallery Tours for GLBT
212-946-1548
www.nygallerytours.com
Guided tours for gay men/lesbians of exhibits by queer
artists.
Arthur Aviles Typical Theatre
841 Barretto St., Bronx, NY 10474
718-842-5223
www.arthuravilestypicaltheatre.org
Charles Rice-Gonzalez, Executive Director. Arthur
Aviles, Artistic Director. Bronx-based contemporary
dance company creates works that explore life on the
margins of Latino and gay culture.
Artists Celebration
917-701-9033
Rare opportunity for LGBT community, as performing/
visual artists display their talents for peers/public.
Produced by All Out Arts.
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Asian & Pacific Islander Coalition on HIV/AIDS
(APICHA)
400 Broadway, NYC 10013
212-334-7940
866-274-2429 (toll free)
212-334-7956
www.apicha.org
HIV primary care, case management, HIV testing, STD
screening, free smoking patch distribution, support
groups targeting A&P communities: women, youth,
LGBT, people living with HIV/AIDS.
Asian American Writers Workshop
16 W.32nd St., Suite 10A, NYC 10001
212-494-0061
212-494-0062
www.aaww.org
Ken Chen, Executive Director.
Asian Pacific Alliance of New York (APANY)
Box 580073, Flushing, NY 11358
http://sites.google.com/site/apanyweb/
Founded 1996 by the late Ed Remo. Mostly male
volunteer organization promotes racial/multi-cultural
awareness/acceptance, diversity, equality, friendship,
support, education, and understanding among gay
Asians/Pacific Islanders and their non-Asian friends.
E-mail request to be notified of events and parties which
are open to all.
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Assal East Coast—Arab & Iranian Lesbian, Bisexual
& Transgender Women’s Group
718-596-0342 ext.35
www.assaleastcoast.com
Social/support network for Arab and Iranian LBT
women.
Association of Lesbian & Gay Affirmative
Psychotherapists (ALGAP)
P.O. Box 1083, NYC 10113
646-486-3430
www.algap.org
Non-profit. Affirming, effective, affordable psychotherapy
for NYC’s LGBT community that respects/supports
individuals’ sexual orientation/gender identity, in private
offices around NYC.
Association of the Bar of the City of New York,
Committee on LGBT Rights
42 W. 44th St, NYC 10036
212-382-6600
www.abcny.org
Recommends policies for legal employers/law schools;
addresses policy issues on LGBT rights.
ASTRAEA Lesbian Foundation for Justice
116 E. 16th St., 7th Floor, NYC 10003
212-529-8021
212982-3321
www.astraeafoundation.org
Empowers communities worldwide to claim their human
rights via grant-making, technical assistance and
philanthropic advocacy.
Asylum Research
106-15 Queens Blvd., #3N, Forest Hills, NY 11375
718-544-5122
www.asylumresearch.org
Monitors and documents gay refugees and their unique
problems seeking asylum in the US.
Audre Lorde Project, The
85 South Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217
718-596-0342
718-596-1328
www.alp.org
LGBT/two-spirit/people of color center for community
organizing, focusing on NYC area. Through
mobilization, education, capacity-building, works for
community wellness and progressive social and economic
justice. Committed to struggling across differences,
seeks to responsibly reflect, represent, serve various
communities.
AXIOS: Eastern & Orthodox LGBT Christians
328 W. 17th St. #4F, NYC 10011
212-989-6211 (George)
917-513-9368
(Nicholas)
www.axiosnyc.faithweb.com
Geared to help fulfill spiritual and social justice needs
facing LGBT and Eastern and Orthodox Church
communities. AIDS ministry outreach, founded in 1982.
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B’nai Jeshurun, Congregation
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212-787-7600
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www.bj.org
Shabbat dinners, holiday programs, co-sponsored
activities with other gay Jewish groups. Newcomers, all
ages, families welcome. ASL interpretation available.
BAAD! (Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance)
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718-842-5223
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718-542-4077
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www.bronxacademyofartsanddance.org
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Bailey House, Inc.
275 Seventh Ave., NYC 10001
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212-633-2500
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212-633-2932
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[email protected]
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www.baileyhouse.org
Housing/services for people with AIDS, Technical
Assistance Program, community resources.
Barbershop, The
c/o GMHC 119 W. 24th St., NYC 10011
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212-367-1388
212-367-1218
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212-367-1393
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[email protected]
Weekly group for black gay men to relax, refuel, discuss
issues.
Bay Windows
46 Plympton St., Boston, MA 02118
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617-266-6670
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617-266-5973
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[email protected]
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www.baywindows.com
New England’s largest GLBT newspaper.
Bellevue Adolescent HIV/AIDS (TOPS Clinic)
462 First Ave, Pod #3C, NYC 10016
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212-562-6333
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212-562-2474
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[email protected]
Support, confidential HIV testing, pre-/post-test
counseling, complete medical evaluation/care, clinical
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treatment for youth 12–24. By appointment for infected/
uninfected/status unknown.
BeOneCity.com
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www.beonecity.com
Website for HIV community groups and resources.
Beth Abraham Health Services
612 Allerton Ave., Bronx, NY 10467
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718-519-4000
888-BETH-ABE
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www.bethabe.org
Home care for people with AIDS. UJA-Federation
agency.
Beth Am, The People’s Temple
551 Ft. Washington Ave., NYC 10033
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212-568-8304
Elizabeth Ritter, President. Reform synagogue welcomes
lesbians/ gay men.
Bethegeneration
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www.bethegeneration.org
Scientists working to develop safe, effective HIV vaccine
need HIV-negative people to support studies, encourage
volunteers.
Bi Request
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[email protected]
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www.BiRequest.org
Bisexual discussion group. Discussions are topic focused
and moderated, followed by optional dinner near the
Center. Other ad hoc social activities hosted throughout
the year.
Bi Women of All Colors
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917-583-1797
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http://www.myspace.com/biwomenofallcolors
Holds monthly brunches and dinners in New York City.
We are a social and discussion group for bi, bisexual, bicurious, heteroflexible or questioning women (including
transgender bi women) also welcoming bi-friendly
women who identify as lesbian, SGL (same-genderloving) or straight. We welcome all women from all
cultures and diversities. We provide a non-judgmental
safe space for women to exchange, share, eat and discuss
interesting, exciting, as well as thought-provoking
topics that will keep you in the know, on the go, and just
intrigued.
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www.biashelp.org
Victim assistance, community referrals/programs,
school-based violence prevention, workshops, non-profit
capacity-building, media advocacy, federal/state/local
advocacy, grassroots mobilization, research.
Big Apple Corps Band
332 Bleecker St., Suite K48, NYC 10014
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212-591-2886
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www.lgbac.org
Big Apple Dodgeball (BAD)
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[email protected]
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www.bigappledodgeball.com
NYC’s first GLBT dodgeball league.
Big Apple Performing Arts (BAPA)
676A 9th Ave., Suite 405, NYC 10036
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212-344-1777
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212-957-9191
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[email protected]
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www.bapany.org
Non-profit management company for NYC Gay Men’s
Chorus, Youth Pride Chorus and Uptown Express.
Big Apple Softball League, Inc.
c/o The Center , 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011
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212-696-7482
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[email protected]
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www.bigapplesoftball.com
Peter Morley, Secretary. NYC’s gay/lesbian league.
Divisions for all skill levels. Weekend games AprilAugust; tournaments in 29 cities.
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BiNet USA
4201 Wilson Blvd., #110-311, Arlington, VA 22203
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800-585-9368
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[email protected]
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www.binetusa.org
National bisexual advocacy/education group dedicated
to increasing visibility, ending oppression.
Bisexual Gay/Lesbian-identified Bisexuals

212-459-4784

719-338-1866 (Bryan)
Safe space for those exploring their sexuality;
transgender people welcome. Meets 3rd Saturdays, 3 pm,
at the Center.*
Bi Writers Association
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[email protected]
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www.biwriters.org
The foremost voice promoting bi writers, bi books and
bisexual writing in America.
Bisexual Information & Counseling Services, Inc.
(BICS)
599 West End Ave, Suite 1A, NYC 10024

212-595-8002

[email protected]
Information/counseling on health/relationship issues.
General/professional discussion groups.
BiasHelp of Long Island
60 Adams Ave, Hauppauge, NY 11788

877-END-BIAS
631-479-6015
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[email protected]
Bisexual Resource Center
Box 170796, Boston, MA 02117

617-424-9595
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[email protected]
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www.biresource.net
Publishes educational pamphlets and books about
bisexuality. Can provide speakers. Provides online
resources and works to connect individuals to bi
communities near them.
Bisexual Women’s Discussion Group

347-496-5568
Supportive discussion group for bisexual and bi-curious
women. Meets 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesdays, 6:30–8 pm,
at the Center.*
Bisexual, Gay & Lesbian Alliance of Rutgers
University
613 George St. Box #91, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

908-932-1306

[email protected]

www.scils.rutgers.edu/~biglaru/
Primary political, social, educational organization for
sexual minorities/friends at Rutgers.
Board Stiff

[email protected]
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www.boardstiffny.org
Informal social club for people from all walks of life in
NYC. See schedule on website for dates to meet/play
board games.
Body, The
The Health Central Network, 250 W.57th St., NYC
10107

[email protected]

www.thebody.com
The complete HIV/AIDS resource.
Boston College Lesbian & Gay Alums
LGBC, Box L112 Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA
02167

508-281-1200
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617-552-2979
Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian & Transgendered Youth of
New York (BiGLYNY)
c/o the Center* 208 W. 13th St, NYC 10011

212-620-7310
Youth-run group for LGBT/questioning/queerempowering youth, ages 13–21.
Boycott Jamaica

[email protected]
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www.boycottjamaica.org
Human rights activists have called Jamaica “the most
homophobic place on earth.” If you care about human
rights of LGBT people, don’t buy Jamaican products.
Black Pride NYC

[email protected]
Mission is to build awareness and pride in the diversity
of the black LGBT community.
Boyfriend Material

212-971-1084
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[email protected]
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www.bfmaterialny.com
Structured singles event where you meet single men
whose interests and values are similar to yours.
Bloomberg, Michael R., New York City Mayor
Mayor’s Community Assistance Unit 100 Gold St. 2nd
Floor, NYC 10038

212-788-7418
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212-788-7754
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www.nyc.gov
Blue-Alliance
Box 14611, San Francisco, CA 94114

[email protected]

www.blue-alliance.org
Support and education network promotes dignity and
respect for LGBT alumni of U.S. Air Force Academy and
allies. Hosts meetings, panel discussions, conference
calls, networking forums and speakers bureau for
participants and in support of evolutionary growth of
the Academy and Air Force. Also developing programs to
improve professional environment for LGBT Air Force
Academy cadets and graduates.
Bluestockings
172 Allen St., NYC 10002

212-777-6028
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212-777-6042
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[email protected]
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www.bluestockings.com
Bookstore, café, activist resource center on Lower East
Side. Feminist, queer-friendly. Available for events.
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Braking The Cycle

212-989-1111

[email protected]
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www.brakingthecycle.org
AIDS ride with heart, benefiting the Center’s HIV/AIDS
services.
Bridge, Inc., The–Office of HIV/AIDS-related
Concerns
248 W. 108th St., NYC 10025
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212-663-3000
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212-663-3181
Individual/substance abuse counseling, support groups,
psychiatric assessment, follow-up. Weekly open house.
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
165 W. 46th St., Suite 1300, NYC 10036

[email protected]
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www.broadwaycares.org
Nation’s leading industry based HIV/AIDS fundraising
and grant making organization..
Broadway Impact

[email protected]

www.broadwayimpact.com
Community of actors, directors, stage managers, fans,
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producers, etc. united by simple belief that anyone who
wants to should be able to get married.
Broadway Night Out

917-701-9033

[email protected]
Gay men’s theatre party club buys at low group rates.
Attends Broadway, off-Broadway, cabaret shows at least
3 times/month. May join for dinner before. Gay-owned/
operated.
Broadway United Church of Christ

212-316-5700
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212-316-3189

[email protected]
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www.broadwayucc.org
GLBT-affirming congregation of United Church of
Christ. 5 pm Sunday worship service, followed by dinner.
All welcome.
Bronx AIDS Services
540 East Fordham Road, Bronx, NY 10458

718-295-5605

[email protected]

www.basnyc.org
953 Southern Blvd. Suite 201, Bronx, NY 10459

718-295-5690
718-295-8841
Bronx Community Pride Center
448 E. 149th St., Bronx, NY 10455

718-292-4368
866-4-GAY-CARE

718-292-4999

[email protected]

www.bronxpride.org
Bronx’s only LGBT organization provides critical
direct-care services to LGBT seniors, youth and adults
including case-management and drop-in services.
Bronx Health Link, Inc., The
851 Grand Concourse, Rm. 914, Bronx, NY 10451

718-590-2648

718-537-3251

[email protected]

www.bronxhealthlink.org
Networking for community health improvement increases
access/awareness to services/resources. Parental Info
Network and 1000+ subscribers Communication
Network System. Info/resources on health, social
services, community events, funding, job opportunities.
Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center AIDS Program
1645 Grand Concourse, Suite #1B, Bronx, NY 10456

718-960-1480
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718-960-1488

[email protected]
Designated AIDS/HIV center. Comprehensive inpatient/
primary care, case management, clinical trials, volunteer
services, community outreach, training, peer education
training.
Bronx Lesbian & Gay Health Resource Consortium
448 E. 149th St., 3rd Floor, Bronx, NY 10455

718-292-4368
866-4-GAY-CARE

718-292-4999

[email protected]

www.BLGHRC.org
Referrals and safe space for health and social growth of
local LGBTQ community. Empowers community to
realize potential by providing direct services, training,
education.
Brooklyn AIDS Task Force
502 Bergen St., Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-622-2910

718-622-2965

[email protected]

www.batf.net
AIDS/HIV services, case management, support groups,
outreach, education, mental health services, HIV testing
and counseling, STI screening, substance abuse
treatment services (OASIS approved), HOPWA and
HASA (Housing Services).
Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX)
421 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215

718-832-0018

718-832-9189

[email protected]

www.bax.org
Multi-arts non-profit in Park Slope provides nurturing,
year-round performance, rehearsal, educational venue.
Encourages artistic risk-taking, stimulates dialogue
among diverse constituencies.
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Brooklyn Blades

[email protected].

www.brooklynblades.org
Ice hockey club is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit
corporation that has been running community ice hockey
programs in New York City since 1992.
Brooklyn College Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual &
Transgender Alliance (LGBTA)
2900 Bedford Ave. Student Center Mailbox 64,
Brooklyn, NY 11210

718-951-4234

[email protected]

www.brooklyncollegelgbta.com
Club for queer and trans students and allies. Provides
information about resources and organizes educational
and social events.
Brooklyn Community Pride Center
93 Montague St., Suite 339, Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-802-3890

[email protected]

www.lgbtbrooklyn.org
Organization committed to establishing safe space for
LGBT persons within borough of Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Gay Network of Friends (BGNF)
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/
brooklyngaynetworkoffriends
Social events for gay men of all ages living in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Heights Synagogue
131 Remsen St., Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-522-2070

[email protected]

www.bhsbrooklyn.org
Brooklyn Hospital PATH Center
121 DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-260-6559
718-826-5600

[email protected]

www.tbh.org
HIV/AIDS services for adults, adolescents and children:
primary care program, in-patient, nutrition, case
management, dental, counseling, dermatology, specialty
referral, OB-GYN, rapid HIV testing, LGBT-friendly.
Ask about Flatbush location.
Brooklyn Law School Outlaws
250 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, NY 11201

[email protected]
Group for LGBT law students. Sponsors panels on LGBT
issues, coordinates activities with other LGBT legal
organizations.
Brooklyn Pride, Inc.
P.O. Box 150508, Brooklyn, NY 11215

718-928-3320

[email protected]
Brooklyn’s LGBT Pride organization focuses on building
new bridges between community resources/LGBT
community. Plans annual Brooklyn Pride multi-cultural
festival and parade.
Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture
53 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY 11215

718-768-2972

[email protected]

www.bsec.org
Humanist religious organization dedicated to improving
ethical quality of relationships in personal lives and the
world.
Brown, Richard A., Queens County District Attorney
125-01 Queens Blvd., Kew Gardens, NY 11415

718-286-6451
917-509-0422

718-286-6993

[email protected]

www.queensda.org
George Farrugia, Supervisor, Criminal Court Bureau,
Liaison to LGBT community
Buddies of New Jersey, Inc.
149 Hudson St., Hackensack, NJ 07601

201-489-2900
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201-489-2133

[email protected]

www.njbuddies.org
HIV/AIDS resource center. Case management, licensed
substance abuse treatment/counseling, transportation,
housing, support groups, emergency financial assistance,
food bank.
Butch/Femme Society
P.O. Box 750652, Forest Hills, NY 11375

212-388-2736

[email protected]

http://butchfemmesociety.freeservers.com
Social/support network for self-identified butches/
femmes.
C
Callen-Lorde Community Health Center
356 W. 18th St., NYC 10011

212-271-7200
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212-271-8111

www.callen-lorde.org
NYC’s only quality LGBT health facility. Primary/
preventive care, chronic disease management, HIV/AIDS
treatment, STD testing/treatment, HIV rapid antibody
testing, lesbian/transgender/senior health, adolescent/
young adult health care (HOTT).
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Capital District Gay & Lesbian Community Council
P.O. Box 131, Albany, NY 12210

518-462-6138

518-462-2101

[email protected]

www.cdglcc.org
Albany, NY-based organization promotes well-being
of all LGBT and queer-identified people and those
affected by discrimination based on gender identity and
expression.
Catholic Lesbians
c/o Church of St. Francis Xavier 55 W. 15th St., NYC
10011

212-627-2100

212-675-6997

[email protected]
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www.sfxavier.org
Religious and not-so-religious. All women welcome.
Meets 2nd Friday of month, 7 pm–9 pm, West Room.
Center, The: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual &
Transgender Community Center
208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011

212-620-7310

212-924-2657

[email protected]

www.gaycenter.org
Founded 1983. Leading multi-service nonprofit operates
more than 30 programs, including cultural, recreational,
political, recovery, mental health services. More than
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300 groups and all Center programs/services meet here.
Call or visit for monthly calendar of events.
These groups meet at and/or can be contacted
through the Center:
Center Bingo
208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011

212-620-7310

[email protected]

www.gaycenter.org
Draws large, friendly, diverse crowd. Cash prizes, tickets
to Broadway/off-Broadway shows, surprises.
Center CARE

646-556-9300

646-486-9381

www.gaycenter.org
Counseling, advocacy, recovery, education, substance
abuse counseling. HIV Case Management, Mental
Health, Bereavement, Lesbian Cancer Initiative, Gender
Identity Project.
Center CARE Bereavement Services
Bereavement support groups for those dealing with death
of family, friends or partners.
Center CARE Mental Health Services
For Those dealing with anxiety, depression, other mental
health concerns. Confidential assessment, counseling
referral services.
Center CARE Recovery
Licensed, outpatient LGBT-specific substance abuse
recovery program provides LGBT sensitive and
affirmative assessment, substance abuse/dependency
treatment, relapse prevention and referral services to
individuals, couples, groups.
Center CARE Substance Abuse Program
Carrie Davis, CSW, Director of Mental Health and
Social Services. For LGBT people experiencing difficulty
with alcohol and/or substance abuse. Confidential,
on-site information, assessment, referral, as well as
individual, couples and group counseling.
Center Families
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[email protected]
Family program for LGBT parents and their children,
and those considering parenthood.
Center Gender Identity Project
Peer/professional-based counseling, support, trans
community events, info/referrals, HIV/AIDS prevention
for transgender, gender-different, gender-questioning
people, partners, families. Professional education,
sensitivity training, community forums, education for
organizations offering medical/mental healthcare,
substance/alcohol abuse, HIV/AIDS services.
Center Information & Referral
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212-620-7310 (Information Line)
M-F, 9 am–10 pm., Sat 11am-10:30pm, Sun 11am10:30pm Info clearinghouse for HIV/AIDS services
citywide, recreational opportunities, support services,
Center events.
Center Lesbian Cinema Arts
Contact Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs.
Screening dates vary, see website for updated info.
Center LGBT SmokeFree Project

212-620-7310 ext. 259
For those thinking about/ready to quit smoking.
Workshops offer tools to discover pros/cons of quitting,
build support system, develop a plan, finally smoke your
last cigarette.
Center Listings
Free monthly calendar of meetings/events at the Center,
mailed to 50,000+ households. Call or e-mail to ask
about mailing list. Printable from the front page of www.
gaycenter.org
Center Orientation
Introduction to LGBT community for newcomers to NYC,
those just coming out, those unfamiliar with available
resources. Contact Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural
Programs, for information.
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Center Second Tuesdays Lecture Series
Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs.
Presentations by noted speakers in arts, academia,
politics.
Center Youth Enrichment Services
See: Youth Enrichment Services (Y.E.S.)
Center’s National Archive of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
& Transgender History
Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. Among
US’s largest repositories of LGBT archival materials.
Donations of personal/organizational materials needed.
Center’s National Museum of LGBT History
Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. Murals
by Keith Haring, Leon Golub, Nancy Spero, Kenny
Scharf, other emerging/established artists. Exhibition
dates vary; proposals welcome.
Center’s Pat Parker & Vito Russo Library
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[email protected]
Ector Simpson, Director of Cultural Programs. NY’s
largest lending library of LGBT/AIDS-related literature.
Mon–Thurs, 6–9 pm; Sat, 1–4 pm.
Center for Anti-Violence Education, The
327 7th St., 2nd. Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11215
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718-788-1775
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718-499-2284
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[email protected]
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www.caeny.org
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Self-defense (verbal and physical) and martial arts
for women, transgender people, children, teens.
Award-winning, non-competitive programs at the
Center develop skills, knowledge, awareness to enable
participants to heal from, prevent and counter violence.
Sliding fee and free childcare available. Also travel
throughout NYC to teach LGBTQ groups.
Center for Constitutional Rights, Inc.
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212-614-6464
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212-614-6499
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[email protected]
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www.ccrjustice.org
Supports extending constitutional/human rights to LGBT
community.
Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies (CLAGS)
/o CUNY Graduate Center 365 Fifth Ave., Room 7.115,
NYC 10016
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212-817-1955
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212-817-1567
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[email protected]
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www.clags.org
Research center presenting talks, conferences, movie
screenings, seminars, all free and open to public,
focusing on LGBT lives and experiences.
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) National
Prevention Information Network
P.O. Box 6003, Rockville, MD 20849

800-458-5231
404-679-3860
(International)
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888-282-7681
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[email protected]
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www.cdcnpin.org
Reference, referral, distribution service for info on HIV/
AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), tuberculosis
(TB). Produces, collects, catalogues, processes, stocks,
disseminates materials/info on HIV/AIDS, STDs, TB to
organizations/people working in those disease fields in
international, national, state, local settings. Facilitates
sharing of info/resources on services, published
materials, research findings, trends among users.
Cheer New York, Inc.
510 E. 13th St., #12, NYC 10009
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888-671-7312
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[email protected]
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www.cheerny.org
LGBTS adult cheerleading team and charity.
Chinese American Planning Council - HIV/AIDS
Services
165 Eldridge St., NYC 10002
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646-613-8420
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212-226-5351
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[email protected]

www.hivcpc.org
Comprehensive HIV/AIDS program offers multiple
services to Asian Americans in NYC with limited English
proficiency.
Chosen: The Gay-Straight Alliance
Student Center of William Paterson University, 300
Pompton Rd, Wayne, NJ 07470
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551-486-2739
609-706-9068
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[email protected]
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http://ww2.wpunj.edu
Support network and arena for political/educational
forums on gay/lesbian issues, social activities.
Christian Science Group
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800-454-1906 ext 1299
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[email protected]
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www.nycsgroup.com
Study group meets Thursdays, 8–9 pm, at the Center.*
Church of St. Francis Xavier, The
55 W. 15th St., NYC 10011
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212-627-2100
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[email protected]
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www.sfxavier.org
Prophetic Roman Catholic community committed to
spirit of inclusion/collaboration.
Cinemarosa
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646-338-0046
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[email protected]
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www.cinemarosa.org
Queens-only queer film festival.
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Circle of Voices, Inc.

718-975-0141
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[email protected]
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www.circleofvoicesinc.org
We address issues through art by womyn of both African
descent/ color that reflects all orientations. Hear voices
of herstories, knowledge, skills among each other/
community via performances, cultural workshops, music
festivals and empowerment seminars.
City Cruisers
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[email protected]
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www.citycruisers.com
Gay male motorcycle club provides riding opportunities
in group setting. Meets first Thursdays, 8 pm, at the
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Clann An Uabhair (GLSA)
c/o Ian Betts, 222 E. 35th St., #3K, NYC 10016
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212-689-1448
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[email protected]
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www.gayscots.org
Gay/lesbian society for anyone claiming Scottish
ancestry or interest in Scottish culture.
Clarke, Yvette D., U.S. Representative
123 Linden Blvd., 4th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11226
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718-287-1142
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718-287-1223
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www.clarke,house,gov
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Brooklyn.
Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA)
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[email protected]
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www.codependents.org
Fellowship of men/women with common purpose to
develop healthy relationships.
COLAGE: Children of Lesbians & Gays
Everywhere–NYC Chapter
c/o Claire Knight, 166 W. 75th St., #720, NYC 10023
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917-438-6819
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[email protected]
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www.colage.org
Not-for-profit run by/for children of LGBT parents.
Engages, connects, empowers people to make world
better place for these kids. Workshops, community
building, speakers, brunches.
College of Staten Island Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and
Transgender Alliance
2800 Victory Blvd., Rm. 1c-217, Staten Island, NY
10314
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718-982-3107
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718-982-3087
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[email protected]
Books, films, referrals, informal counseling.
Colombian Lesbian & Gay Association (COLEGA)
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917-204-1815
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[email protected]
Non-profit. Safe space for NY’s Colombian LGBT
community. Health/self-esteem training, health service
referrals. Social events.
Columbia Addiction Services and Psychotherapy
Interventions Research (CASPIR)
1775 Broadway Suite 1404, NYC 10019
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212-974-0597
212-974-0494
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212-974-0530
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www.projectsmartnyc.org
Research institute serving LGBT community. Currently
runs two projects offering treatment to help individuals
reduce drinking.
Columbia Bisexual, Gay & Lesbian Alumni/ae
(CUBIGALA)
Columbia Queer Co-Op 106 Earl Hall, NYC 10027
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212-854-1488
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[email protected]
Social/political/educational for Columbia alumnae and
affiliates.
Columbia Center for Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual
Mental Health
Columbia University Department of Psychiatry
16 E. 60th St., Suite 400, NYC 10022
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212-326-8441
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212-326-8590
NY’s first academic center delivering mental health
services to LGBT community.
Columbia FunMap, Inc.
221 Rutgers St., Maplewood, NJ 07040
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973-275-1700
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973-275-3998
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[email protected]
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www.funmaps.com
Publishes maps/guides for gay/lesbian travelers in US,
Canada, Europe.
Columbia Pride
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[email protected]
Builds community among LGBT alumni of Columbia
U. to foster safe environments, strengthen community,
deepen connection between LGBT alumni/students and
communities/alma mater.
Columbia Queer Alliance
c/o Office of Multicultural Affairs, 2920 Broadway, Mail
Code 2607, NYC 10027

212-854-1675
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[email protected]
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www.columbia.edu/cu/cqa
Campus-based LGBT group, first and oldest LGBT
campus group in world.
Columbia University Gay Health Advocacy Project
424 John Jay Hall, MC 3601 519 W. 114th St, NYC
10027

212-854-6655
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212-854-3314
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[email protected]
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www.health.columbia.edu
Services to members of the university community.
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Community Access
666 Broadway 3rd Fl., NYC 10012

212-780-1400
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212-780-1412
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www.communityaccess.org
Supportive housing, clubhouses, employment, advocacy
for mental health consumers. LGBT-sensitive.
Community Counseling & Mediation/Verite Program,
Crown Heights Center
810 Classon Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238

718-230-5100

718-230-5425

[email protected]

www.ccmnyc.org
Provides psychotherapy to individuals and families.
Community Health Action of Staten Island
56 Bay St., Staten Island, NY 10301

718-808-1300
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718-808-1390

[email protected]
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www.chasiny.org
Focus on HIV/AIDS, other health issues. Community/
peer education, outreach, case management, addiction
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treatment, HIV and Hepaitus C counseling and testing,
youth/LGBT/mobile health services, syringe exchange
programming and community food pantry.
Community Healthcare Network
60 Madison Ave. 5th Floor, NYC 10016

888-246-8259

212-545-2400

646-312-0481

[email protected]

www.chnnyc.org
Group of non-profit community health centers in
4 boroughs. Primary medical care, social/mental
health services, confidential HIV testing/counseling.
Transgender program in Bronx. Weekly support group /
workshops, HIV/STD education, legal services/referrals,
GED preparation, other services. All welcome.
Compatibility Game

212-971-1084

[email protected]
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www.compatgame.com
Singles events for finding gay men/lesbians with
compatible interests/values.
Conference for Catholic Lesbians, Inc. (CCL)
P.O. Box 853, Greenport, NY 11944

917-836-0289

[email protected]
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http://cclonline.org
Online support and spiritual community for women
seeking to integrate lesbian and Catholic identities
in their lives. Also offers information/resources of
particular interest to Catholic lesbians.
Congregation Beth Simchat Torah
59 Bethune St., NYC 10014

212-929-9498
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212-620-3154
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www.cbst.org
Sharon Kleinbaum, Rabbi. Serves LGBT community.
Sabbath/holiday services. Educational, cultural, social,
spiritual, feminist programs, Jewish/AIDS outreach.
Sabbath eve services, Church of Holy Apostles, 28th
St./9th Ave.
CONNECT
Box 20217, NYC 10001

212-683-0015
212-683-0605 (legal
advocacy helpline)

212-683-0016

[email protected]
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www.connectnyc.org
Helps victims of domestic violence navigate the legal
system.
Cornell Clinical Trials Unit
525 E.68th St., 24th Fl., NYC 10065

212-746-4177
212-746-7204

[email protected]

www.cornellclinicaltrials.org/hiv
Creative Industries Network (CIN)

917-701-9033

[email protected]
Nick Curto, Co-Director. First organization for LGBT
creative professionals from industry-wide backgrounds.
Helps members find/keep employment, share resources,
network. Celebrates diversity, promotes understanding
of selves as creative individuals/LGBT community.
Discussions, guest speakers, outreach. Meets first
Mondays, 6–8 pm, Leslie-Lohman Gay Art Foundation,
127-B Prince St., Manhattan. Space limited. All
welcome.
Crime Victims Hotline

212-577-7777
24 hours. Counseling, advocacy, support services.
Crossdressers International

212-564-4847

[email protected]
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www.cdinyc.org
Non-profit, non-sexual group based in NYC. Founded in
1990,
focuses on closeted male-to-female crossdressers,
offering a safe, informative and welcoming means for
CDs to overcome fears of being discovered and express
their transgender selves.
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Crux NY Gay and Lesbian Rock Climbing Group

www.lgbtclimbing.com
Rock climbing in a fun social setting in NYC and
Westchester.
Crystal Clear Project
Addiction Institute of New York
1000 Tenth Ave., NYC 10019

212-523-8260

212-523-6494

[email protected]

www.addictioninstituteny.org
Program provides gay-affirmative services for gay
and bisexual men using substances such as crystal
methamphetamine.
Crystal Meth Anonymous Intergroup New York
P.O. Box 1517, NYC 10113

212-642-5029 (hotline)

[email protected]

www.NYCMA.org
Fellowship of men/women who share experience,
strength, hope to solve their common problem, help
others recover from addiction to crystal meth and other
mind-altering substances.
Cuomo, Andrew M., New York State Attorney
General

212-416-8000
800-771-7755 (consumers and crime victims
helpline) 800-788-9898 (TTY)
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www.oag.state.ny.us
Curve Magazine
1550 Bryant St. Suite 510, San Francisco, CA 94103

415-863-6538

[email protected]

www.curvemag.com
Nation’s best-selling lesbian magazine.
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Dance 208/Center Dances
c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011

212-620-7310
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www.gaycenter.org
Longest-running alternative to club/bar scene. Co-ed
dances 2nd/4th Saturdays.
Dari Project, The
75-22 37th Ave. Suite 40, Jackson Heights, NY 11372
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[email protected]
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www.dariproject.org
Documents lives of LGBT Korean Americans, families,
community.
Dartmouth Gay & Lesbian Alums (GALA)

212-691-4339 (Chuck Edwards)
Network of lesbians/gay men matriculated/employed by
Dartmouth. Newsletter, directory, events.
Date Bait

212-971-1084

www.datebait.com
Fun, structured mixers for meeting single men. Call/visit
website for dates, times, how it works.
Dating Strategies

212-691-5574

[email protected]
Workshops at the Center* for single gay men, with Jim
Sullivan, MA, Dating/Relationship Coach.
Box 452, NYC 10163

212-969-8111

[email protected]

www.danyc.info
Fellowship of men/women who share experience,
strength, hope to solve common problem, help others
recover from compulsive debting.
Deeper Dating

[email protected]

www.deeperdating.com
Dating event for single people committed to deeper
values.
Defenders/Dignity New York
Box 1146, NYC 10011

212-627-6488

[email protected]
Represents leather/levi community with outreach/
education for all interested in spiritual side.
Diaz, Ruben Jr., Bronx Borough President
851 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451

718-590-6001 (Community Affairs)

[email protected]

http://bronxboropres.nyc.gov
DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS)
200 Lexington Ave, Suite 1016, NYC 10016

212-727-3100

212-727-2574

[email protected]

www.diffa.org
National chapter-based group funds direct care,
advocacy, education. NY-based volunteers.
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Dignity/Brooklyn

718-565-2171

[email protected]

www.dignityusa.org
For lesbian/gay Roman Catholics. Meets 3rd Saturdays,
6:30 pm, at St. Ann/Holy Trinity Parish House, 122
Pierrepont St. Liturgy, potluck.
Deaf Queer Resource Center (DQRC)

[email protected]

www.deafqueer.org
National nonprofit resource and information center for,
by and about deaf LGBTQ, transvestite and intersex
communities.
Dignity/Metro NJ
c/o St. George’s Church, 550 Ridgewood Road,
Maplewood, NJ 07040

973-509-0118

[email protected]

http://metronj.dignityusa.org
Support group for gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgendered
Catholics and friends. Mass and meeting 1st and 3rd
Sundays at 4 pm.
DeBlasio, Bill, New York City Public Advocate
1 Centre St. 15th Floor, NYC 10007

212-669-7200

[email protected]

http://pubadvocate.nyc.gov/
Dignity/Nassau
Box 48, East Meadow, NY 11554

[email protected]
Support group for lesbian/gay Catholics/friends.
Liturgies/socials, 2nd and 4th Saturdays.
Debtors Anonymous
Dignity/New Brunswick
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
732-968-9263

[email protected]
Dignity/New York, GLBT Catholics
Box 1554, NYC 10150

646-418-7039

[email protected]

www.dignityny.org
Liturgy celebrated each Sunday, 7:30 pm, at St. Johns in
the Village, 218 W. 11th St. (at Waverly). Social follows
all services. (Charter member of Dignity/USA.)
Dignity–Region Northeast
Box 1336, Patchogue, NY 11772
80+ US chapters, 15 in NY/NJ, serve spiritual/social
needs of lesbian/gay Catholics/friends.
Dignity–Suffolk
Box 789, Middle Island, NY 11953
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631-775-9307
DiNapoli, Thomas P., New York State Comptroller
110 State St., Albany, NY 12236

212-681-4489
518-474-4040

212-681-4468

[email protected]

www.osc.state.ny.us
Disabled In Action of Metropolitan New York
Box 30954, NYC 10011

212-255-6619

[email protected]

www.disabledinaction.org
Grassroots activist group for people with disabilities.
Not gay, but gay-friendly.
Disabled Queers of New York (DQNY)
c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St.

718-389-8180

[email protected]
Support and social group for disabled gay men.
Disclosure Network New York (DNNY)

917-701-9033

[email protected]

www.dnny.org
Addresses/explores UFO/paranormal. Main meeting:
first Sundays, 2–5 pm, at the Center,* has guest speaker
and/or videotape/DVD with group discussion/Q&A.
Admission $8, space limited, RSVP in advance. Smaller
ThinkTank meeting/discussion group: third Mondays,
6–8 pm, at moderately priced Chelsea restaurant. Space
limited; RSVP in advance. No admission fee.
District Council 37, AFSCME, Lesbian & Gay Issues
Committee
125 Barclay St. Room 784, NYC 10007

212-815-7575
212-815-1039

212-815-7519
Highlights issues of LGBT members of largest municipal
union.
Diversity Rules Magazine
Box 72, Oneonta, NY 13820

607-432-1179

[email protected]

www.diversityrules.com
Magazine serving LGBTQ community and friends.
Domestic Partner Health Benefits
NYC Office of Labor Relations 40 Rector St., 3rd Fl.,
NYC 10006

212-306-7605

212-306-7373
Contact: Maria Soto.
Domestic Partner Registry–New York City
Office of City Clerk 141 Worth St., NYC 10013

212-669-2400
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212-669-3300
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www.cityclerk.nyc.gov
Door–A Center of Alternatives, Inc., The
555 Broome St., NYC 10013

212/941-9090, ext. 0 or 3247 (membership services)
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212-941-0714
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[email protected]
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www.door.org
Crisis intervention, short-/long-term counseling, sexual/
general healthcare in licensed clinic; independent
living skills, legal, educational, vocational, recreational
programs for youth, 12-21. Special programs for foster
youth, LGBTQ, HIV-infected/affected youth. LGBTQ
drop-in groups, in-depth psychotherapy group and
outreach.
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Dromm, Daniel, New York City Councilmember
37-32 75th St, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

718-803-6373
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718-803-9832
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http://council.nyc.gov/d25/html/members/home.shtml
Openly gay Councilmember representing District 25
Queens (Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, East Elmhurst,
LeFrak City, Corona, Rego Park, and Woodside).
Duane, Thomas K., New York State Senator
322 Eighth Ave. Suite 1700, NYC 10001

212-633-8052

212-633-8096

[email protected]

www.tomduane.com
Openly gay, HIV positive State Senator representing
Manhattan’s 29th District (Upper West Side, Chelsea,
Clinton, Hells Kitchen, Greenwich Village, parts of East
Side, including the East Village, Stuyvesant Town, Peter
Cooper Village and Waterside Plaza).
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www.prideagenda.org
NY’s statewide LGBT civil rights and advocacy
organization.
East End Gay Organization (EEGO)
Box 708, Bridgehampton, NY 11932

631-324-3699
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[email protected]

www.eego.org
Human rights organization for LGBT community on
East End of Long Island (Hamptons area) providing
information and addressing issues and needs of this
community.
Employee Health Benefits Program of the City of New
York
40 Rector St. 3rd Floor, NYC 10006

212-513-0470
Domestic partner health benefits for NYC retirees.
Echelon—The Source for GLBT Business
Professionals
6404 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1829, Los Angeles, CA 90048

323-230-5548

[email protected]

www.echelonmagazine.com
Online gay magazine for business professionals.
Einstein Association of Gays, Lesbians Bisexuals &
Transgenders (EAGLBT)
Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 1300 Morris Park
Ave.,
703 Ullman Bldg., Bronx, NY 10461

718-430-3130
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[email protected]
Ave. for activism and social support for LGBT faculty,
students and staff at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
Elmhurst Hospital Chemical Dependency Treatment
Clinic
79-01 Broadway, H3-117, Elmhurst, NY 11373

718-334-4621
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718-334-5721
Contact: Frankie Brown. For HIV+ people with/without
psychiatric diagnosis (major depression, dysthymia,
schizophrenia, personality disorders, anxiety disorder).
Medical, psychiatric, alcohol/chemical dependence
assessments, family/significant others outreach,
individual/group therapy. On-site services include AA,
gay/lesbian welcome. Smoke-enders group.
Empire City Men’s Chorus
263 W. 86th St., NYC 10024

212-362-3179

212-873-8129

[email protected]

www.empirecitymenschorus.org
NYC’s premier gay men’s choral ensemble dedicated to
performance of classical music.
Empire State Pride Agenda
16 W. 22nd St., NYC 10010
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212-627-0305
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212-627-4136
1 Commerce Plaza Suite 805, Albany, NY 12260

518-472-3330
518-472-3334
EPIPHANY/New York
c/o St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church 204 W. 134th St.,
NYC 10030

212-862-4940

[email protected]
Worship/social justice group for people in the life of
African descent.
EQUAL!

614-367-4268 (Glenda Childress)
630979-8307 (Ryk Koscielski)
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[email protected]

www.equal.org
Educational/support group addresses workplace
environment issues for LGBT employees at Lucent
Technologies and LGBT family, friends or colleagues.
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Equality Advocates Pennsylvania
1211 Chestnut St. Suite 605, Philadelphia, PA 19107
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215-731-1447, 215-731-1544
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[email protected]

www.equalityadvocates.wordpress.com
Achieves equality for LGBT people in PA through direct
legal services, education, policy reform.
EquAsian
c/o AIPCHA 400 Broadway, NYC 10013

212-334-7940
886-274-2429

[email protected]

www.apicha.org/ymsm
Youth-run and led group supports LGBT, intersex, queer
and questioning Asian/Pacific Islander youth, 22 and
under.
Estate Project for Artists with AIDS
c/o Alliance for the Arts 330 W. 42nd St., #1701, NYC
10036
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212-947-6340

[email protected]
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www.artistswithaids.org
Identifies, documents, preserves and records works
created by artists with HIV/AIDS.
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Feminist Outlaw
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516-520-0380
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www.feministoutlaw.com
Legal activist for sexual civil rights and nontraditional
families. Diana Adams.
Faces NY, Inc.
317 Lenox Ave., 10th fl., NYC 10027
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212-283-9180, 212-864-1614
212-663-2436
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[email protected]
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www.facesny.org
Community-based supportive housing HIV education/
outreach, case management, legal services, dinner
pantry program, support, training, advocacy for black/
Latino/a communities in Harlem/upper Manhattan.
FemmeFever
Box 203, Levittown, NY 11756
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516-520-0380
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[email protected]

www.femmefever.com
M-F transformations, counseling, parties, sales, and
support.
Family Equality Council
Box 206, Boston, MA 02133

617-502-8700, 617-502-8701

[email protected]

www.familyequality.org
Advocating for LGBT parents and their families.
Family Health Project
42 Broadway 20th fl., NYC 10004

212-894-3382, 212-616-4994

[email protected]
HIV/AIDS education/prevention services, advocacy for
women of color with AIDS/HIV.
Fast & Fabulous Cycling Club
P.O. Box 230087, NYC 10023

212-567-7160

[email protected]

www.fastnfab.org
Gay/lesbian group for cyclists of all capabilities.
Federal GLOBE
Box 23922, Washington, DC 20026

[email protected]

www.fedglobe.org
Chartered purpose is to eliminate prejudice and
discrimination in federal government based on sexual
orientation by (1) developing and providing educational
programs, materials, assistance mechanisms to address
distinctive concerns/problems of lesbians, gay men,
bisexuals in federal government and (2) educating
general public, policy-makers, federal employees about
issues of concern to lesbians, gay men, bisexuals.
Fellowship of Reconciliation, Inc.
521 North Broadway Box 271, Nyack, NY 10960
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845-358-4601, 845-358-4924
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[email protected]

www.forusa.org
Seeks to replace violence, war, racism and economic
injustice with non-violence, peace and justice. Educate,
train, build coalitions and engage in non-violent and
compassionate actions locally, nationally and globally.
FIERCE! Fabulous Independent Educated Radicals
for Community Empowerment
147 W. 24th St., NYC 10011
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646-336-6789, 646-336-6788
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[email protected]

www.fiercenyc.org
Community organizing project for TLGBTSQQ youth
of color in NYC, dedicated to exploring/building power
in our communities through leadership development,
artistic/cultural activism, political education, campaign
development while taking care of ourselves/each other.
Takes on institutions that perpetuate transphobia,
homophobia, racism, ethnic conflict, gender bias,
economic injustice, ageism, spread of HIV, STIs, STDs,
other mental/physical health crises that make daily
survival a terrifying challenge for TLGBTSQQ youth.
Organizes against injustices of criminal “justice,”
housing, employment, education, healthcare systems.
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Financial Services Industry Exchange
Box 4139, NYC 10163

[email protected]
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www.f-six.org
Social/professional networking group for LGBT
professionals in financial services. Monthly events in NY,
NJ, Chicago and LA.
FireFlag
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917-885-0127
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[email protected]

www.fireflag.org
Social peer-support network for LGBT firefighters,
officers, EMS workers. Meets 2nd Tuesdays, 7 pm, at the
Center,* followed by social at Ty’s on Christopher Street.
First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn
124 Henry St., Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-624-3770

[email protected]

www.firstchurchbrooklyn.org
Congregation of different races, ethnicities,
nationalities, ages, sexual orientation, marital statuses,
religious backgrounds, academic training, professions,
incomes, abilities. Worship services reflect and honor
that diversity. Member, Presbyterian Welcome.
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First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Gay-Straight
Alliance
50 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201
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718-624-5416
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[email protected]
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www.firstchurchbrooklyn.org
Inclusion/expression/advocacy of LGBT concerns in
congregational life and society.
Fortune Society, Health Services
29-76 Northern Blvd., Long Island City, NY 11101

212-691-7554
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[email protected]

www.fortunesociety.org
Contact: Judy Juster, Director of Health Services. We
provide comprehensive case management, supportive
counseling, treatment adherence, housing assistance and
rapid HIV test/education for HIV persons.
Foundation for Integrative AIDS Research (FIAR)
62 Sterling Place #2, Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-622-0212
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[email protected]

www.fiar.us
Undertakes clinical studies of Complementary and
Alternative Medicine (CAM) to understand their utility
in management of HIV disease, antiretroviral drug side
effects, chronic hepatitis.
Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted
Diseases (FROST’D)
224 W. 30th St. Suite 901, NYC 10001

212-924-3733
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www.frostd.org
Mobile outreach units offer social services, HIV testing,
counseling for St.-walking prostitutes.
Fourth Universalist Society of New York City
160 Central Park West, NYC 10023

212-595-1658
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[email protected]

www.4thu.org
Liberal religious community for those seeking spiritual
growth. Education program help.
Freedom Socialist Party
Freedom Hall, 113 W. 128th St., NYC 10027

212-222-0633

[email protected]

www.socialism.com
Socialist, feminist, gay rights activists.
Freedom to Marry
116 W. 23rd St., Suite 500, NYC 10011

212-851-8418
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[email protected]

www.freedomtomarry.org
Gay and non-gay partnership working to win marriage
equality nationwide.
French Language Club (The)

212-772-3511

[email protected]
Don Ventura, Language Instructor/ Coordinator.
Upgrade aptitude in French. Roundtable discussion,
readings, social events. No English spoken. Open to all.
Meets 1st and 3rd. Wednesdays, 6-8 pm at the Center.
Fresh Fruit Festival
145 E. 27th St. #1A, NYC 10016

212-779-3051

[email protected]

www.freshfruitfestival.com
2-week multi-genre, international LGBT festival of arts
and culture honoring community’s contribution.
Friends In Deed
The Crisis Center For Life Threatening Illness, 594
Broadway Suite 706, NYC 10012

212-925-2009

[email protected]
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www.friendsindeed.org
Support for anyone affected by HIV, cancer, other life
threatening physical illness, grief, bereavement and care
giving. All services free.
Front Page
c/o William K. Dobbs P.O. Box 7 Prince St. Station,
NYC 10012

212-966-1091

[email protected]
Exhibit on ‘93 March on Washington for lesbian/ gay/ bi
rights, organized by William K. Dobbs.
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Front Runners New York
P.O. Box 230087 Ansonia Station, NYC 10023-0087

212-724-9700
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[email protected]
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www.frny.org
Gay. Lesbian. Bisexual and transgendered runners
group.
Funders for Lesbian & Gay Issues
116 E. 16th St., 7th. Floor, NYC 10003

212-475-2930

[email protected]
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www.lgbtfunders.org
Karen Zelermyer, Executive Director. Advocates for
funding of LGBT organizations and programs.
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GAPP-Portuguese-Speaking Support & Prevention
Group
GMHC, 119 W. 24th St., NYC 10011

212-367-1221
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[email protected]
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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/gapp_nyc
Portuguese-speaking support/ prevention group for
gay/ bisexual men, HIV + or at risk. Meets Fridays,
7-9 pm. Primarily language English, but facilitates for
Portuguese and Spanish speakers.
Gay & Lesbian Affirmative Psychotherapy: Institute
for Contemporary Psychotherapy
1841 Broadway, 4th Floor, NYC 10023

212-333-3444

[email protected]
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www.glapnyc.org
Joanne Spina, LCSW, BCD, Bob Najjar, LCSW, Program
Co-directors. Therapy for LGBTQ people at moderate
cost/sliding scale. Individuals/ couples/ families/ young
adults 18 +/ seniors all welcome. LGBTQ clinical
certification program and continuing education for
therapists.
Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
(GLAAD)
104 W. 29th St., 4th Floor, NYC 10001

212-629-3322

[email protected]

www.glaad.org
National. Promotes fair, accurate, inclusive media
representation of individuals/ events to combat
homophobia/ discrimination based on sexual orientation
or identity.
Gay & Lesbian Analysts (GALA)
P.O. Box 112, NYC 10159

212-691-8784
National professional/ social organization of gay/ lesbian
psychoanalysts Educational lectures/ discussions,
paper presentations, social events, book parties, Peer
supervision, readings, writing groups. Member, Network
of Lesbian and Gay Professional Organizations.
Gay & Lesbian Association of Retiring Persons
10940 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 1600, Los Angeles, CA
90024

310-722-1807

[email protected]

http://gaylesbianretiring.org
Founded to call attention to aging issues in LGBT
community.
Gay & Lesbian Bible Study of New York
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[email protected]
Meets Mondays, 8-10 pm at the Center. Study of books
of the Bible one by one.
Gay & Lesbian Caregiver’s Support Group for
Alzheimer’s Disease
c/o The Center

212-983-0700 (Carolyn Altman)
For caregiver’s of persons with Alzheimer’s. Meets 1st
and 3rd Thursday’s, 6:45-8:15 at the Center.
Gay & Lesbian Dominican Empowerment
Organization (GALDE)
c/o Francisco Lazala, 236 E. Gun Hill Road #55, Bronx,
NY 10467

917-234-5559
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718-324-9823

[email protected]
Founded 2001 to increase political visibility of
Dominican LGBT community, provide HIV/ health
awareness, educational/ cultural activities. Fights
homophobia through educational/ social activities.
Gay & Lesbian Employees of Citigroup (GLEC)

718-248-8073

[email protected]
Contact: Doug Robinson. Promotes environment
where gay employees are comfortable being open and
homophobic behavior isn’t tolerated.
Gay & Lesbian History of Stamps Club
P.O. Box 190842, Dallas, TX 75219-0842

[email protected]
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www.glhsc.org
International group promotes collection, study,
dissemination of knowledge of philatelic material
encompassing gay/ lesbian world.
Gay & Lesbian Independent Democrats
c/o the Center 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011

646-246-2311

[email protected]

www.glid.org
Manhattan’s progressive Democratic club. Meets 2nd
Wednesdays 8 PM at the Center.
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Gay & Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA)
459 Fulton St. Suite 107, San Francisco, CA 94102

415-255-4547

[email protected]

www.glma.org
National organization committed to ensuring equality
in healthcare for LGBT individuals/healthcare
professionals. Applies expertise in patient/professional
education, public policy work, and through promotion
of research. Operates online referral service of LGBTfriendly providers.
Gay & Lesbian Review/Worldwide
P.O. Box 1803000, Boston, MA 02118

617-421-0082

[email protected]

www.GLReview.com
Bi-monthly journal of history, culture and politics.
Gay & Lesbian Social Workers (NASW/NYC)

212-668-0050
Meeting/ networking, 4th Mondays 6-7:30 PM at the
Center.
Gay & Lesbian Switchboard of L.I.
34 Park Ave., Bay Shore, NY 11706

631-665-3700
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[email protected]
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www.GLSBLI.com
Information, peer counseling and referral.
Gay & Lesbian Switchboard of New York

212-989-0999 (NY) 888-THE-GLNH (national)

[email protected]

www.glbtnationalhealthcenter.org
Mon-Fri, 4-8 pm; Sat, 12-5 pm. Peer counseling, info,
referrals. Free, anonymous program for Gay & Lesbian
National Hotline.
Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund
P.O. Box 96308, Washington, DC 20077-7529

202-842-8679

[email protected]

www.victoryfund.org
National donor network supports openly lesbian/ gay
candidates for public office.
Gay & Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni
(GLYDSA)

212-780-4656 (24 hour infoline)
For observant/ from traditional backgrounds Jewish
lesbians / gay men. Integrate Jewish/ lesbian/ gay
identities in supportive environment. Discuss, socialize,
events. Meets at the Center.
Gay & Lesbian Youth of the Hudson Valley
P.O. Box 216, Congers, NY 10952

914-948-4922
Meets Saturdays, 2-4 pm at the Loft, 252 Bryant Ave,
White Plains, NY.
Gay & Lesbian-Political Action & Support Groups
P.O. Box 11406, New Brunswick, NJ 08906-1406

732-744-1370

[email protected]

www.gaypasg.org
Working for liberty and justice for all.
Gay Activist Alliance in Morris County (GAAMC)
P.O. Box 137, Convent Station, NJ 07961-0137

973-285-1595 (24 hour hotline)

[email protected]

www.gaamc.org
NJ’s oldest social/ political/ educational group welcomes
LGBTI statewide. Rap groups, speakers, socials,
newsletter, annual Pride Directory.
Gay Asian & Pacific Islander Men in New York
(GAPIMNY)
P.O. Box 1608, Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113-1108

212-802-7423

[email protected]

www.gapimny.org
Social, political, peer support and educational
organization for GBTQAPI men. Meets 3rd. Fridays of
the month at the Center.
Gay City News
145 Sixth Ave. 1st Floor, NYC 10013

646-452-2503
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[email protected]

www.gaycitynews.com
New York’s LGBT newspaper.
Gay Filmmakers NYC

All are invited, novice to pro, mac or pc, covering
cinematography and lighting thru festival distribution
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[email protected]
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www.GayFilmmakersNYC.com
Gay Games, Federation of
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[email protected]

www.gaygames.com
Built on principles of participation, inclusion, personal
best. For more than 25 years, has empowered tens of
thousands of LGBT artists/athletes through fellowship/
friendly competition.
Gay Human Rights League of Queens County
P.O. Box 521224, Flushing, NY 11352-1224

718-463-2938 (Bill Page)
Political group established in 1974.
Gay Male S/M Activists (GMSMA)
332 Bleecker St. PMB D23, NYC 10014

212-727-9878
Devoted to safe, sane, consensual S&M. Open programs
2nd Wednesdays (except July/ August), at the Center.
Demos, workshops, seminars, socials.
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Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD)
44 Court St. , Suite 1000, Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-222-6300
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[email protected]

www.gmad.org
Education, social support, advocacy, health, wellness
promotion, support, discussion groups, drop in center,
HIV prevention, outreach. Capacity-building assistance.
Gay Men of the Bronx (GMOB)

718-542-0267
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[email protected]
Committed to creating a supportive community.
Gay Mens Alliance (at Hunter College)
695 Park Ave. Thomas Hunter Bldg. Room 309, NYC
10021

212-772-4829
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[email protected]

www.myspace.com/hunterrainbow/
Club provides safe, welcoming space for students of all
sexualities/ gender identities. Social events, workshops,
discussions throughout the school year.
Gay Men’s Health Crisis, Inc. (GMHC)
Michael Palm Center, 119 W.24th St., NYC 10011
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212-367-1000 800/AIDS-NYC (Outside NYC)
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[email protected]

www.gmhc.org
US’s first AIDS service/ advocacy organization.
Programs/ services include free testing, HIV prevention,
hot meals, nutrition counseling, legal counsel/
representation, case management, help accessing health
care/ housing, financial advocacy, vocational counseling/
job training, mental health services, support groups,
complementary therapies, substance abuse counseling.
Gay Men’s Opera Club

212-691-5993 (Charles)
Listening/ discussing recordings, socializing. Meets 2nd
Friday, 8-10:30 pm at the Center.
Gay Men’s Psychotherapy Referral Service

212-388-2738
Referrals to gay-identified psychotherapists specializing
in individual/group/ couples/family therapy.
Gay Military Signal, The
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718-849-5665
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[email protected]

www.gaymilitarysignal.com
Webzine features stories of LGBT armed forces veterans,
news, commentary about movement to repeal “don’t ask,
don’t tell” so LGBT Americans may volunteer to serve
openly with pride.
Gay Officers Action league (GOAL)
P.O. Box 1774, Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113

212-691-4625

[email protected]

www.goalny.org
Fraternal organization for professionals now/ formerly
in law enforcement/ criminal justice. Members include
(but are not limited to) police, courts, corrections,
probation, federal law enforcement officers, DA’s, judges.
Supporters/ associate members (FOG). Advocates for
members, social justice, empowering community.
Gay Parent Magazine
P.O. Box 750852, Forest Hills, NY 11375-0852

718-380-1780

[email protected]

www.gayparentmag.com
Family stories, news, ads for building/ nurturing your
family.
Gay Peruvians of the Americas

917-557-0639 (Miguel)
Social group of gay Peruvians.
Gay Pride Rockland VCS
77 S. Main St., New City, NY 10956

845-634-5729
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[email protected]

www.gaypriderockland.org
Lower Hudson Valley’s first/ premier gay pride event.
Family friendly and welcome to all. Free LGBT
community event calendar. Publishes LGBT friendly
directory of businesses, services and community
organizations.
Gay Sullivan
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[email protected]

www.gaysullivan.com
Uniting GLBT population of Sullivan County, NY. Board
for message postings.
Gay Sunshine Press
P.O. Box 410690, San Francisco, CA 94141

415-626-1935
Gay USA

www.mnn.org
20-year-old news program covers LGBT issues. Airs 11
pm Thurs., Time Warner ch 34, RCN Cable Network ch.
107.
Gay Wheels
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www.gaywheels.com
Resource provides information about gay-friendly
automotive companies and facilitating commerce with
gay-friendly companies during car-buying process.
Gay, Lesbian & Affirming Disciples Alliance (GLAD
Alliance)
1010 Park Ave. (at 85th St.) NYC 10028
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212-288-3246 718-798-5982
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[email protected]
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www.gladalliance.org
Metro NY chapter for lesbian/ gay/ bisexual/ affirming
persons related to Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
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Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network
90 Broad St., 2nd Floor, NYC 10004

212-727-0135

[email protected]

www.glsen.org
The leading national education organization focused
on ensuring safe schools for all students. Established in
1990, we envision a world in which every child learns
to respect and accept all people, regardless of sexual
orientation or gender identity/expression.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender National
Hotline
888-THE-GLNH(843-4564)
212-989-0999
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[email protected]

www.glbtnationalhealthcenter.org
Mon-Fri, 4 pm-12 am; Sat, 12-5 pm. Peer counseling,
info, referrals to LGBT’s nationwide, Gay & Lesbian
Switchboard of NY Project. Free and anonymous.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Round Table
of American Library Association (GLBTRT)

[email protected]
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www.ala.org/template.cfm?section=glbtrt
Considered US’s first gay/ lesbian/ bisexual professional
group. Annual Stonewall Book Awards for best GLBT-
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themed literature. Quarterly newsletter, read alouds,
social hours.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Union at
SUNY Purchase
c/o Student Union 735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase,
NY 10577-1499
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914-251-6976
Gay/ Bi Dad’s Group

917-788-3369
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[email protected]

www.gaybidads.com
Support and social group for gay and bisexual fathers
and others in child-nurturing situations.
Gayellow Pages
P.O. Box 533, Village Station, NYC 10014-0533

646-213-0263
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[email protected]

www.gayellowpages.com
Annual directory of GLBTQI businesses/ resources for
US/Canada Print, CD, on line.
GAYFEST NYC
One River Place, Suite 917, NYC 10036
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212-868-5570
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212-868-3196
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[email protected]

www.gayfestnyc.com
US’s premier festival of new gay-themed plays.
Productions of new works by LGBT authors or
spotlighting gay issues benefitting our charity The
Harvey Milk High School.
Generation Q of the Queens Community House
30-74 Steinway St., 2nd. Floor, Astoria, NY 11103
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718-204-5955
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[email protected]

www.queenscommunityhouse.org
LGBTQQ youth, 22 and under. Drop In Center,
Mon-Thurs, 3-8 PM (2 PM on Mon.) Offering youth
workshops, discussions, movies, writing group, art
projects, activism, event planning, theatre, leadership
skills. Socials held 1st Fridays, 7:30 pm-12 am. Dances,
Queens Youth Pride.
GetEQUAL
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Empowers the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,
and queer community - and our allies - to take action to
demand full legal and social equality.
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[email protected]

www.getequal.org
GIFTS: A Gay, lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender
Fellowship
Marble Collegiate Church
1 W. 29th St., NYC 10001
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212-686-2770
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www.marblechurch.org
Inclusive community at Marble Collegiate Church seeks
to reconcile spirituality and sexuality through God’s love.
Welcomes all who wish to grow/ be energized through
Christian fellowship and service. Guest speakers,
monthly dinner programs, brunches.
Gillibrand, Kirsten, U.S. Senator
780 Third Ave. Suite 2601
NYC 10017
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212-688-6262
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212-688-7444
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http://gillibrand.senate.gov/
Girlfriend Material

212-971-1084
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[email protected]
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www.gfmaterialny.com
Structured singles event where you meet single women
whose interests and values are similar to yours.
GirlFriends Magazine
c/o HAF Publishing 3415 Cesar Chavez Suite 101, San
Francisco, CA 94110

800-475-3763 (Subscriptions)

415-648-9464
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[email protected]

www.girlfriendsmag.com
Lesbian culture, politics and entertainment.
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GLASS: Gay, Lesbian and Straight Society of Baruch
College
Baruch College Office of Student Life 55 Lexington
Ave., NYC 10010
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[email protected]
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www.baruchglass.blogspot.com
Campus based group at Baruch College / CUNY
GLBT Color Guard

917-664-4515
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[email protected]
Scott Redhead, Director. NYC’s first/ only GLBT Color
Guard and Winter Guard.
GLBT Historical Society
657 Mission St. #300, San Francisco, CA 94105

415-777-5455
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[email protected]

www.glbthistory.org
Collects, preserves, interprets history of GLBT people,
supporting communities. Sponsors ongoing exhibits,
programs.
Glick, Deborah J., New York State Assemblymember
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212-674-5153
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212-674-5530
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[email protected]
First openly gay or lesbian of NYS legislature.
GLOBE
c/o Make The Road By Walking, 301 Grove St.,
Brooklyn, NY 11237
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[email protected]

www.maketheroad.org
Promotes community acceptance/ understanding of
LGBTQ issues through outreach, organizing
GMHC, Youth & Young Adult Initiatives
c/o GMHC 119 W. 24th St. 8th. Floor, NYC 10011
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212-367-1000
212-367-1382
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[email protected]

www.gmhc.org
Outreach activities/ workgroups for LGBT youth in NYC.
Open to all with particular focus on House and Ball
community.
GO NYC Magazine

888/GO-NYC-44 (466-9244) 212-228-3493
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[email protected]

www.gomag.com
Commentary/ listings/ features/ general info for LGBT
community. LGBT-owned, operated and friendly
magazine.
God’s Love We Deliver
166 Ave. of the Americas, NYC 10013-1207

212-294-8100

[email protected]

www.godslovewedeliver.org
Free nutritious meals delivered to adults/ children living
with HIV/AIDS, other serious illnesses, in NYC and
Hudson County NJ.
Gotham Knights Rugby Football Club
P.O. Box 1951, Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113
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212-726-2261
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[email protected]

www.gothamrfc.org
Seeks to increase diversity within sport; refute
stereotypes; create welcoming, encouraging learning
environment for new ruggers; build competitive team for
local/ national levels.
Gotham Volleyball League
P.O. Box 961, NYC 10113

888-468-4260

[email protected]

www.gothamvolleyball.org
NYC’s largest gay sports organization promotes
development and enjoyment of volleyball.
Gottfried, Richard N.
New York State Assemblymember
242 West 27th St., NYC 10001
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212-807-7900
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212-243-2035
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[email protected]
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www.assembly.state.ny.us
Represents 75th Assembly District (Chelsea, Clinton,
Murray Hill, Midtown Manhattan). Chairs Assembly
health committee, sponsor marriage bill, GENDA, other
non discrimination laws.
Grand Slam Bridge Group

914-665-8862
This relaxed game of duplicate bridge promotes social
ties. You don’t need a partner; everybody who arrives on
time gets to play.
Greek Gay & Lesbian Association
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917-327-2966
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[email protected]
Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 8 pm at the Center.
Greenwich House AIDS Mental Health Project
122 W. 27th St., NYC 10001
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212-255-8980 212-691-2900
Nina Laminsky, LCSW, Director of Chemical
Dependency & AIDS Mental Health. Psychotherapy
for individuals/ couples/ families with HIV+ issues.
Medicaid/ sliding scale fees/ ADAP? Other insurance.
GRIOT Circle Senior Program
25 Flatbush Ave. 5th Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-246-2775
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[email protected]
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www.griotcircle.org
Gathering of Elders, intergenerational/ culturally
diverse community based organization responsive to
lives of older LGBT persons of all colors. Social events,
education, support, recreation, fitness program.
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Guide, The
1611 Rue Wolfe, Montreal, QC H2L 4X8

514-521-3222
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[email protected]
Ultimate gay travel, culture and politics magazine.
Guilford Green Foundation
P.O. Box 10428, Greensboro, NC 27404
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336-790-8419
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[email protected]
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www.ggfnc.org
Promotes diversity/ inclusiveness throughout LGBT
community by raising/ distributing funds for LGBT
organizations and programs and growing endowment to
sustain funding for these purposes
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Harlem United Community AIDS Center, Inc.
306 Lenox Ave. 3rd Floor, NYC 10027
212-803-2850
www.harlemunited.org
Serves people living with HIV/AIDS. Medical/ dental
care, mental health services, expensive therapies,
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prevention, education, supportive housing, HIV testing.
See website for info/locations.
Hartford Gay & Lesbian Health Collective
P.O. Box 2094, Hartford, CT 06145-2094
860-278-4163
Empowers individuals of diverse sexual orientations,
gender identities and gender expressions to lead healthy
lives by providing health and support services, education
and advocacy.
HASA Service Line
400 Eighth Ave., NYC 10001
212-971-0626
Info/ counseling on broad range of AIDS services/
entitlements, coordinated by NYC Human Resources
Administration (HRA).
Hate Crime Task Force
Police Department, City of New York, One Police Plaza
Rm. 1104D, NYC 10038
545-610-5267
Citywide team responsible for investigating all hate
crimes and related incidents. Reports directly to NYPD’s
Chief of Detectives.
Health Outreach to Teens (HOTT)
c/o/ Michael Callen-Audre Lorde Community Health
Center 356 W. 18th St., NYC 10011
212-271-7200 (Callen-Lorde) 212-271-7212
(collect calls accepted)
www.callen-lorde.org/services/hott.html
Free comprehensive primary care for youth, 13-22.
Medical care, mental health counseling, referrals for
group support/ specialty care. Open to all, but designed
for LGBT/ questioning/ homeless youth.
Hell’s Kitchen AIDS Project Inc (HKAP)
c/o LaSalle Learning Center, 328 W. 48th St., NYC
10036
212-956-7587
Community based educational group uses multi-media to
reach out to those at risk for AIDS.
HERE! TV
245 Park Ave. 24th. Floor, NYC 10167
1-888/HERE-NOW
www.heretv.com
US’s first gay TV network, established 2002, now
available in more than 40 million households. Movies,
original series, general programming targeted to
gay/ lesbian audience. On satellite nationwide via
DIRECTTV and DISH Network; on cable in NYC.
Heritage of Pride, Inc.
154 Christopher St. Suite 1D, NYC 10014
212-80-PRIDE
www.nycpride.org
Organizers/ producers of NYC’s LGBT annual Pride
events: The Rally, The March, Pridefest, Rapture on the
River, the Dance on the Pier.
Hetrick-Martin Institute (Home of the Harvey Milk
School)
2 Astor Place, 3rd. Floor NYC 10003
212-674-2400 212-674-8695 (TTY)
www.hmi.org
Oldest, largest non-profit multi service agency for
LGBTQ youth.
Hispanic AIDS Forum
213 W. 35th. St. 12th. Floor, NYC 10001-1903
212-563-4500
62-07 Woodside Ave. 3rd Floor
Woodside, NY 11377
718-803-2766
967 Kelly St., Bronx, NY 10459
718-328-4188
www.hafnyc.org
NYC’s largest, oldest Latino-run HIV/AIDS organization.
Mission to improve health outcomes for Latinos in
NYC affected by HIV and other chronic illnesses.
Services attuned to special needs of homosexually active
men (Entre Hombres Program), transgender women
(TransLatina Program), LGBTQ youth (Youth in Action
Program), offered at each of 3 service centers. Services
include: rental assistance to persons living with AIDS
or are symptomatic, free confidential HIV counseling/
testing, referrals, case management and entitlement
advocacy, free condoms/lubricants, individual/group
counseling, HIV/STI education/workshops, sociorecreation activities (encuentros, youth jams, retreats).
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HIV ArtsNetwork
90 Broadway, Suite 12B, NYC 10007
212-385-4945 (Doneley Meris)
[email protected], donleymeris@
hotmail.com
www.hivartsnetwork.org
Bereavement counseling, support group services for HIVinfected/ affected artists and performers.
HIV Law Project
15 Maiden lane 18th Floor, NYC 10038
212-577-3001
www.hivlawproject.org
Tracy L. Welsh, Esq, Executive Director; Shahmet
Alexander, Administrative Director; Cynthia B. Knox,
Deputy Executive Director. Free civil legal services
for HIV+ individuals living in Manhattan or Bronx or
homeless in NYC.
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HIV Plus
c/o Here Publishing Inc. 10960 Wilshire Blvd. Suite
1050, Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-943-5858
310-806-6350
www.hivplus.com
HIV Uninsured Care Programs-AIDS Institute
NY State Dept of Health P.O. Box 2052 Empire Station,
Albany, NY 12220
800-542-2437
518-459-0121 (TDD and TTY)
www.health.state.ny.us/diseases/aids/resources/adap
Assists under insured with access to care. AIDS Drug
Assistance (ADAP), ADAP Plus (primary care), home
care and ADAP Plus Insurance Continuation.
HIV/AIDS Legal Services Project
Legal Action Center 225 Varick St., 4th Floor, NY, NY
10014
212-243-1313 800-223-4044
www.lac.org
Free legal services to fight discrimination against/
protect privacy of people with HIV/AIDS, alcohol/ drug
problems, criminal records.
HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA)
12 W. 14th. St. 5th. Floor
NYC 10011
212-620-4644
www.nyc.gov/html/hra/
Component of NYC’s Human Resources Administration
provides direct linkages to school, financial, emergency,
vocational services for people living with AIDS/
advanced HIV illness and families.
HIVInfoSource Men’s Sexual Health Project
NYU School of Medicine 550 First Ave. Old Bellevue,
C&D Bldg Room 558, NYC 10016
917-568-2272 (text)
www.hivinfosource.org
Offers free confidential testing for HIV and sexually
transmitted diseases at bathhouses for men who have sex
with men.
Hofstra University Gay-Straight Alliance
c/o Dean of Students Office 219 Student Center Hofstra
University, Hempstead, NY 11551
516-463-6301
Social. Political group dedicated to LGBT community
and straight allies.
HomoVisiones
212-741-2464
Latina/o Queer Media, video-production, web-
House of Moshood
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646-256-7639 (Misha Moshood)

[email protected]
HIV+ lesbians and allies group doing safer sex
prevention work in ball and club community.
Housing Works, Inc.
57 Willoughby St. 2nd.Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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347-473-7400 347-473-7401

[email protected]
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www.housingworks.org
Intake, assessment. housing, healthcare, support, case
management, job training, advocacy for homeless or at
risk people with AIDS?HIV.
Hudson Pride
32 Jones St., Jersey City, NJ 7306
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Exists to bridge the gap in services and respond to the
unmet needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transgender
community, as well as HIV positive people of any
orientation / identity, through supportive social services,
prevention, outreach, advocacy an

[email protected]
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www.hudsonpride.org
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Human Rights Campaign
1640 Rhode Island Ave.
Washington, DC 20036

202-216-1500
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[email protected]
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www.hrc.org
US’s largest civil rights organization dedicated to LGBT
community.
Human Rights Campaign-New York Steering
Committee

http://greaterny.hrc.org
Meets 2nd Wednesdays, 8 pm, at the Center.
Human Rights New York State Division
1 Fordham Plaza, 4th Floor, Bronx, NY 10458

866-392-3644 (Toll Free)
718-741-8400 718-741-8300 (TDD)
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www.dhr.state.ny.us
Human Rights, New York State Division of-Office of
AIDS Discrimination Issues
163 W. 125th St. Rm. 415
NYC 10027

212-961-8606 718-741-8304 (TDD)
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[email protected]
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www.dhr.state.us
Human Rights, New York State Division-Office of
Sexual Discrimination Issues
55 Hanson Place Room 900, Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-722-2060
Joyce Yearwood, Director
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Hunter College Center on AIDS, Drugs &
Community Health
425 E. 25th. St., NYC 10010

212-481-7672
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www.hunter.cuny.edu/health/aidshp
Training/ technical aid/ research/ evaluation for
community based organizations dealing with HIV/AIDS,
asthma, violence, adolescent issues.
Hyacinth AIDS Foundation
317 George St. Suite 203
New Brunswick, NJ 08901

732-246-0204 800-433-0254 (Hotline)

[email protected]
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www.hyacinth.org
Helps people live with HIV, slows spread of epidemic,
serves as critical voice in public debate of AIDS in NJ.
Hynes, Charles J., Kings County District Attorney
350 Jay St., Brooklyn, NY 11201-2908

718-250-2963

718-802-3454
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[email protected]

www.BrooklynDA.org
Marc J. Fliedner, Assistant DA, LGBT Liaison
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I Am Your Neighbor

202-639-8570
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[email protected]
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www.iamyourneighbor.us
Grassroots campaign provides coming out resources
for gay community and encourages straight allies to
help in fight against religious and political leaders who
dehumanize us all
Identity House
P.O. Box 829, Murray Hill Station, NYC 10156

212-243-8181

[email protected]

www.identityhouse.org
Peer counseling and referrals for psychotherapy for
LGBTQ community. Walk-in counseling at the Center.
Sat-Sun, 6-8 pm. Groups, short-term counseling, therapy
referrals.
I’m From Driftwood
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[email protected]
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www.imfromdriftwood.com
A website aimed at helping LGBT teens feel not so alone
by compiling true stories by gay people from all over the
world.
Immigration Equality
40 Exchange Place, 17th Floor, NYC 10005

212-714-2904

[email protected]

www.immigrationequality.org
Seeks equal application of US immigration law toward
lesbian/gay couples; resource/support network for
binational relationships. Advocates for persons facing
HIV/AIDS discrimination and seeking asylum based on
sexual orientation.
Imperial Court of New York
P.O. Box 613, NYC 10116-0613

212-501-4797 866-533-4269 (Toll Free)

[email protected]
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www.ICNY.org
Philanthropic organization raises funds for GLBT
community and service organizations. Night of 1,000
Gowns charity ball.
In The Life Media, Inc.
184 Fifth Ave. 4th Floor, NYC 10010

212-255-6012

[email protected]

www.inthelifetv.org
Produces change through innovative media that exposes
social injustice by chronicling LGBT life and providing
our audiences with effective ways to advance equality
with and beyond our communities.
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Insideout
P.O. Box 165, Athens, NY 12105
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518-943-9200
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[email protected]

www.insideouthv.com
Publication aimed towards Hudson Valley’s gay/lesbian
population.
Instinct Magazine
303 N. Glenoaks Blvd. Suite L120, Burbank, CA 91502
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818-843-1536
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[email protected]
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www.instinctmagazine.com
Gay lifestyle magazine.
Institute for Human Identity (IHI)
322 Eighth Ave., Suite 802, NYC 10001-8001
212-243-2830
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[email protected]
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www.ihi-therapycenter.org
Psychotherapy for LGBTQ community/ friends/ allies
(individual/ couple/ family/ group). Counseling on
L/G parenting/adoption, Free Family Q workshops and
counseling. Psychological testing/ evaluation. Free
walk in clinic. Post-grad program in psychotherapy,
supervision. Grad student internship/ externships.
Community education seminars, speakers bureau.
Integrity USA
620 Park Ave, # 311, Rochester, NY 14607-2943

800-462-9498
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[email protected]
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www.integrityusa.org
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Nonprofit organization of LGBT Episcopalians/ straight
friends. Leading grassroots voice for full inclusion of
LGBT persons in the church and equal access to its rites.
Integrity/Brooklyn (LGBT Episcopalians)
c/o Christ Church Cobble Hill, 326 Clinton St.,
Brooklyn, NY 11231

718-624-0083

[email protected]
Chapter of national organization of LGBT Episcopalians,
friends.
Inter-Care
51 E. 25th St., Lower Level, NYC 10010

212-532-0303 800-252-5252

[email protected]

www.intre-care.com
Comprehensive treatment service provider for
individuals/ families affected by alcoholism, other
drug dependencies. Broad range of outpatient, family,
corporate intervention services. Multi-disciplinary.
Focuses on long term recovery/ personal growth.
Interfaith Task Force for LGBTQ Homeless Youth
230 Park Ave., Suite 1000, NYC 10169

917-847-6592
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[email protected], [email protected]
Peggy Borgstede, President, Kathy Green, Vice
President. Representatives of diverse religious traditions
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

212-226-2292

[email protected]

www.aidsquilt-nyc.org
International memorial quilt used for HIV?AIDS
awareness, education, prevention. Displays available for
schools, churches, community groups.
International Association of Gay & Lesbian Bridge
Clubs

[email protected]

www.icommunityvisions.org/IAGLBC
International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights
Commission
80 Maiden Lane, Suite 1505, NYC 10038

212-430-6054

[email protected]

www.iglhrc.org
Advancing human rights to end discrimination based on
sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.
International Research Network
Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies Graduate Center of
the City University of New York
365 Fifth Ave. Room 7115, NYC 10016

[email protected]

www.irnweb.org
A global community of researchers, activists, artists,
and teachers in areas sharing knowledge about diverse
sexualities.
Iranian Queer Railroad

[email protected]
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www.irqr.net
Working to create a simple structure, focus on supporting
Iranian queers to be safe on their journey, arrive in a
new country to live and be free.
Irish Queers

212-289-1101
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[email protected]
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www.irishqueers.org
Irish/Irish American LGBT activists working in
progressive Irish community and connecting with radical
movements in Ireland best known for fighting religious
right’s stranglehold on NYC’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Italian Language Club
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212-772-3511
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[email protected]
Don Ventura, Language Instructor/Coordinator..
Upgrade ability to speak Italian by using/hearing it in
comfortable, roundtable discussion. All levels invited.
Meets 2nd/4th Mondays, 6-8 pm, at the Center.
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Jan Hus Presbyterian Church
351 E. 74th St.(at 1st Ave), NYC 10021

212-288-6743

[email protected]
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www.janhus.org
LGBT affirming congregation and homeless outreach
program.
Japanese Speaking Lesbigay Society (Nihonjinnokai)

[email protected]
Meet/socialize with other Japanese speaking queers.
Call for dates/times.
JCC in Manhattan-LGBTQ Programs
334 Amsterdam Ave., NYC 10023

646-505-5742

[email protected]

www.jccnyc.org
LGBT programs.
Jersey Pride
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732-214-2965
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[email protected]
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www.jerseypride.org
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Non-profit organization produces annual pride parade,
rally and festival that celebrates culture and diversity of
NJ’s LGBT and interested community.
Jewish Board of Family & Children’s Services
LGBT Counseling Unit, Manhattan West/Greenberg
Center,
120 W. 57th St., NYC 10019-3371

212-632-4482
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[email protected]
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www.jbfcs.org
David Ferguson, LCSW, Administrative/ Clinical
Coordinator. LGBT affirmative psychotherapy by
specially trained therapists. Individual, group, couples.
Psych evals/medication management.
Jim Collins Foundation
P.O. Box 1002, North Branford, CT 06471
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203-376-8089
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[email protected]
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www.jimcollinsfoundation.org
Raises money for transgender people in need of gender
confirming surgery to live a healthy life, but without
ability to pay for it.
Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club
c/o Allen Roskoff 450 W. 17th St. #2405, NYC 10011

212-741-3677

[email protected]
Named after a gay rights pioneer, this city wide
activist Democratic club is a multi-issue progressive
organization.
Joe.My.God (JMG)
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[email protected]
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http://joemygod.blogspot.com/
Gay culture, short stories, politics and fabulous disco
trivia.
Johnson, Robert T., Bronx County District Attorney
198 East 161st St., Bronx, NY 10451
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718-590-2000
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http://bronxda.nyc.gov/
Journal of Homosexuality/Haworth Lesbian Studies
Book Program
c/o John P. DeCecco, PhD, Editor, Ceres/Psychology
San Fransisco State University
1600 Holloway Ave., San Francisco, CA 94132

415-826-3052
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[email protected]
JQ Youth

[email protected]
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www.jqyouth.org
Social group made up of frum/formerly frum LGBT Jews,
age 17-30. Monthly meetings and regular informal get
togethers. Also offers anonymous online discussion
group.
Just Detention International
3325 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 340, Los Angeles, CA 90010

213-384-1400
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[email protected]

www.justdetention.org
A human rights organization that seeks to end sexual
abuse in all forms of detention.
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KCM New York
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[email protected]
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www.KCMNewYork.com
Independent media services that provides news and
information to the community. Weekly newsletter arrives
via BCC e-mail to help readers keep their confidential
email addresses. Enjoy the company of other GLBT
friends at various activities and events. No charge for
newsletter or to post “only free” activities and events.
Send event information with our easy to use form located
on our website. Strictly confidential mailing list that is
never shared.
Kellner, Micah Z., New York State Assemblymember
315 E. 65th St, NYC 10065

212-860-4906
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917-432-2983
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[email protected]
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www.micahkellner.net
Openly bisexual Assemblymember representing 65th
District (includes Manhattan’s East Side and Roosevelt
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Khush Page, The
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[email protected]
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www.sawnet.org/khush
For and about LGBT South Asians.
Knickerbocker Sailing Association
P.O. Box 326, NYC 10011-0326
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info@ksa-nyc-org

www.ksa-nyc.org
NYC’s first gay sailing club.
Knights Out
c/o Sue Fulton, 108 W. 13th St., Wilmington, DE 19801
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info@ksa-nyc-org
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www.knightsout.org
Organization of West Point graduates and allies who
advocate for rights of LGBT soldiers to openly serve
their country.
Knit and Schmooze
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914-665-8862, 516-671-2095
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[email protected]
Sometimes your brain works better when your hands are
busy. Bring needles and yarn.
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Kolot Chayeinu/Voices of Our Lives
c/o Church of Gethsemane in Park Slope, 1012 Eighth
Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11215
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718-390-7493
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[email protected]
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www.kolotchayeinu.org
Rabbi Ellen Lippmann, Founder. Jewish congregation
where doubt can be an act of faith, all hands needed
to build community. Creative, serious seekers pray
joyfully, wrestle with tradition, pursue justice, refuse to
be satisfied with world as it is. Individuals of varying
sexual orientations, gender identities, races, family
arrangements, Jewish identities/backgrounds share
commitment to search for meaningful expressions of our
Judaism in today’s uncertain world.
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Ladies 2000
P.O. Box l, Oaklyn, NJ 08107
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856-869-0193
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[email protected]
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www.ladies2000.com
Women who enjoy socializing, meeting new people and
dancing at great locations and group sponsored events.
Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn (LID)
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[email protected]
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www.LIDBrooklyn.org
Brooklyn’s LGBT political club, involved in all
progressive issues affecting LGBT community.
Lambda Law Forum
Seton hall University, School of Law One Newark
Center, Newark, NJ 07102
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[email protected]
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http://law.shu.edu/orgs/lambda/index.html
Engages in continuing, regular dialogue with Seton Hall
Law School administration on issues affecting LGBT
legal community.
Lambda Legal
120 Wall St., Suite 1500, NYC 10005-3904

212-809-8585
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[email protected]

www.lambdalegal.org
Kevin Cathcart, Executive Director; Jan Davidson,
Legal Director; Leslie Gabel-Brett, Education & Public
Affairs Director. National organization committed to
achieving full recognition of civil rights of LGBT people
and those with HIV, through impact litigation, education,
public policy work.
Lambda LGBT Student Association at John Jay
College of Criminal Justice
c/o John Jay Pride: Gay-Straight-Bi-Trans Alliance 445
W. 59th ST., NYC 10019

212-237-8738 212-237-8000 ext. 3140

[email protected]
Educates community about LGBT/any type of
“homosexual/trans-identified” lifestyles people
live in/outside of this college, to create better, more
understanding society
Lambda Literary Foundation
c/o Tony Valenzuela, Executive Director
5482 Wilshire Blvd., #1595, Los Angeles, CA 90036

212-239-6575

[email protected]
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www.lambdaliterary.org
US’s leading organization for LGBT literature
celebrates/offers resources for writers, readers,
booksellers, publishers, librarians.
Language Classes at the Center

212-772-3511

[email protected]
Don Ventura, Language Instructor/Coordinator.
Language classes for beginners, covers basics with time
for pronunciation/conversation. Comfortable, relaxed
atmosphere at the Center. 10 1 and1/4 hour Saturday
sessions in French 12- 1:15 pm, Spanish 1:30-2:45 pm,
Italian 3-4:45 pm.
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Las Buenas Amigas (LBA)
208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011

718-596-0342 ext 44

[email protected]

www.lasbuenasamigas.org
Latino lesbian social, political, educational, cultural,
recreational, group devoted to creating visible presence
in society and safe space to address, discuss, inform, act
on, empower ourselves.
Latino Commission on AIDS
24 W 25th St. 9th Floor, NYC 10010

212-675-3288

[email protected]

www.latinoaids.org
Non-profit dedicated to fighting spread of HIV/AIDS in
Latino community.
Latino Gay Men of New York
c/o ALP 85 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-596-0342 ext.36 212-367-1092
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Consciousness-raising, education, support, cultural/
social/community development. Newsletter. Meets 1st
Fridays at the Center.
Latinos/as Unidos de New York (LUNY)
33-04 Junction Blvd., Unit 5-T, Jackson Heights, NY
11372

917-670-1986

[email protected]
To create a safer space where all Latinos/as can come
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together and express their and concerns of what is
happening in the Latino LGBTQ community in NYC and
other cities and to advocate for our community visibility.
Our goal is to empower with focus on identity, social,
education and homophobia.
Lavender & Green Alliance (Muintir Aerach na
hEireann)
c/o Brendan Fay 22-22 28th St.
Astoria, NY 11105
718-721-2780

www.lavenderandgreen.com
Irish/Irish American lesbians/gay men create
environment where lives and identities are shared and
celebrated. History, language study, cultural programs,
events. Outreach to those with HIV/AIDS. Quarterly
Journal.
Lavender Country & Folk Dancers

413-548-1097

[email protected]

www.lcfd.org
Clubs welcome LGBT and cross dressing folk. Come
dance!
Lavender Light: The Black & People of All Colors
Lesbian & Gay Gospel Choir
70-A Greenwich Ave. Suite 315, NYC 10011

212-714-7072

[email protected]

www.lavenderlight.com
Multi ethnic organization serves lesbian/gay community
through ministry of music. Meets Mondays 6-9 pm
Lavender Magazine
3715 Chicago Ave S., Minneapolis, MN 55407
612-436-4660

[email protected]

www.lavendermagazine.com
Publication serves upper Midwest LGBT community.
LEAGUE at AT&T

703-713-7820 800-855-2880 (TDD)

[email protected]

www.league-ATT.org
Support group for LGBT employees, retirees, their
partners. Non-profit foundation provides scholarships to
LGBT youth.
Leather Journal
P.O. Box 381239, Hollywood, CA 90038

323-469-5922

[email protected]
Publication focuses on leather community.
Legally Queer
Staten Island LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd. 3rd Floor,

718-808-1360 718-808-1351

[email protected]

www.silgbtcenter.org
Ongoing weekly support group for LGBT young
people, 18-24, to explore/address questions about
sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, coming
out to family/friends, other issues relative to healthy
development. Setting is welcoming and caring, all
services free. Participants must register and be
interviewed by group facilitator.
Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps
332 Bleecker St. #K48, NY, NY 10014

212-591-2886

[email protected]

www.lgbac.org
NY’s true community band
Lesbian & Gay Caucus-Rutgers Law School
123 Washington St., Newark, NJ 07102

201-648-1757
Campus based group for Rutgers law students
Lesbian & Gay Democratic Club of Queens
c/o Bruce Friedman, President P.O. Box 857, Jackson
Heights, NY 11372-0857

718-228-8509

[email protected]

www.lgdcq.org
Lesbian & Gay Naturalists of New YorkThe Natural History Group,

646-469-4149
Field trips, programs on nature study topics. Meets 1st
Thursdays, 8-10 pm at the Center.
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Lesbian & Gay Teachers Association of New York
City

212-933-4544 (Jonathan) 646-660-3303
(Catherine)

[email protected]
Support group for LGBT educators. Meets first
Wednesdays, 6-8 pm, at the Center. No meetings JulyAugust.
Lesbian AIDS Project
c/o Gay Men’s Health Crisis 119 W. 24th St., NYC
10011

212-367-1355

[email protected]
HIV/AIDS-related services, referrals, support for
lesbians. Newsletter, safer sex handbook, discussions.
Lesbian Cancer Initiative

646-556-9300

[email protected]

www.gaycenter.org
Offers continuum of cancer-related services for lesbians,
bisexual women, transgender people, caregivers.
Support, groups for survivors and caregivers, counseling/
referral, outreach, educational and community-building
events, cultural competency training for cancer-care
providers.
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Lesbian Cinema Arts
Film/video screenings by/about/for lesbians.
Lesbian Compatibility Game

212-971-1084

[email protected]

www.compatgame.com
Fun, structured singles events. Discover women who
share your interests, values and lifestyle, then find your
mutual matches.
Lesbian Connection
c/o Ambitious Amazons Box 811, E. Lansing, MI 488260811

517-371-5257 (Mon-Fri 11 am-6 pm)

[email protected]

www.lconline.org
Worldwide forum of news/ideas for, by, about lesbians.
Free to lesbians, but suggested donation $42/year.
Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Straight Alliance
at Stony Brook
SUNY at Stony Brook Student Union Rm. 045-A,
Stonybrook, NY 11794-3218
631-632-6469

[email protected]

www.ic.sunysb.edu/clubs/pride
Educational, political, social organization dedicated to
securing human rights for LGBT and all people.
Lesbian Gay Dating Social Biz Networking Events

212-989-8549

[email protected]

www.nyclavenderlounge.com
Dating events for professional lesbians and gay men
looking for healthy and meaningful connection.
Lesbian Herstory Archives/Lesbian Herstory
Educational Foundation Inc.
P.O. Box 1258, NY, NY 10116
718-768-3953

www.lesbianherstoryarchives.org
US’s largest/oldest archival collection located in Park
Slope, Brooklyn.
Lesbian Rising (at Hunter College)
695 Park Ave., Thomas Hunter Bldg. Room 309, NYC
10021
212-772-4929

[email protected]

www.myspace.com/hunterrainbow/
Club provides students of all genders/sexual orientations
with safe space to hang out without being discriminated
against. Holds informational workshops and discussions
on several issues in LGBT community.
Lesbian Therapists Referral network
c/o Ellen Shunsky 119C Washington Place, NYC 10014
212-206-1589

[email protected]

www.lesbiantherapist.com
Experienced, certified psychotherapists in private
practice offer individual/couple/group/family therapy
to LGBT individuals. Sliding scale fees. Accepts many
health insurances.
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Law
Association of Greater New York (LeGAL)
799 Broadway Rm., 340, NY, NY 10003

212-353-9118 (information) 212-459-4873 (lawyer
referral service)

[email protected]

www.le_gal.org
Professional association. Sponsors three walk in clinics.
Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation
26 Wooster St., NY, NY 10012

212-431-2609

[email protected]
Established 1990. Not for profit foundation committed
to providing forum to further awareness, appreciation,
preservation of LGBTQ. Wheelchair accessible.
LGBT Affirmative Program-Heights Hill Mental
Health Service
25 Flatbush Ave, 3rd Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-875-1420

[email protected]
Out-patient program for LGBT individuals with major
mental illness. Contact: Ron Hellman, M.D.
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phone
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LGBT Cancer Project-Out With Cancer

212-673-4920

[email protected]

www.lgbtcancer.org
Country’s first advocacy and support group for all LGBT
cancer survivors. Online support network offers safe,
secure environment for LGBT cancer survivors to meet
and help each other with emotional support and advice.
LGBT Law Project at NYLAG (New York Legal
Assistance Group)
450 West 33rd St. 11th Floor, NYC 10001

212-613-5000 ext. 5107

[email protected]
Provides legal assistance and referrals to low-income
LGBT community of New York in varied areas: family
law, discrimination, adoption, name and document
changes, homeless shelter issues, public assistance,
advance directives and wills.
LGBT People of Color Leaders Roundtable
85 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-596-0342 (Collete Carter)

[email protected]
LGBT people of color and anti-racist, progressive groups
pool resources on issues, enhance visibility in lesbian/
gay/respective communities/political arena.
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LGBT SmokeFree Project
c/o The Center, 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011

212-620-7310 ext: 259
Workshops offer tools to discover pros/cons of quitting,
building support system, developing a plan, smoking
your last cigarette.
LGBT@ NYPL

[email protected]

http://lgbt.nypl.org
Connects you with LGBT collections, programs and
expertise that the NY Public Library has to offer. Also
connects you with NYPL’s LGBT Committee, dedicated to
supporting community.
LGBTQ Filipinas and Filipinos!
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Social group for LGBTQ filipino/filipina community in
NYC.
Liberation In Truth Unity Fellowship Church/The
Open Door Drop In Center
47-49 New St., Newark, NJ 07102

973-424-9555

staff@litufc,org

www.litufc.org
Rev. Janyce L. Jackson, Pastor & Executive Director.
HIV Prevention Program and Drop In Center offer light
snacks, showers, laundry to homeless, IDU’s and others
of high risk.
Liberation In Truth Unity Fellowship Church
Box 200434, Newark, NJ 07102

973-424-9555
973-621-2100

[email protected]
Rev. J. Jackson, Pastor. Meets Sundays, 1:30 pm, 11
Halsey St. Newark. Spiritually affirming to LGBT
community and all people. Believes all people have
access to God’s love.
Life Force: Women Fighting AIDS, Inc.
175 Remsen St., Suite 1100, Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-797-0937

[email protected]

www.LifeForceInc.com
Non-profit, community based. Works to reduce incidence
of HIV/AIDS in high risk women, families. Support
services to those infected/affected.
LIFEBEAT: The Music Industry Fights AIDS
630 Ninth Ave. Suite 1010, NY, NY 10036

212-459-2590

212-459-2892

[email protected]

www.lifebeat.org
Dedicated to reaching America’s youth with the message
of HIV/AIDS prevention. Mobilizes the talents and
resources of the music industry to raise awareness and to
provide support to the AIDS community.
Liu, John C., New York City Comptroller
1 Centre St., Room 530, NYC 10007

212-669-3916 (Community Action Center)

212-669-2697 (Alan Fleishman, Editor, LGBT
Directory)

[email protected]

www.comptroller.nyc.gov
Audits NYC agencies, manages debt/pension funds,
registers contracts, settles claims against NYC. Publishes
this guide. CAC offers constituent service, advocacy and
referrals.
Live & Let Live: Gay Group of Alcoholics
Anonymous
c/o Fellowship or Reconciliation P.O. Box 271, 521 N.
Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960

845-358-4601

[email protected]

www.forusa.org
Meets Sundays, 10:00am at 521 N. Broadway, Nyack,
NY.
LIVE OUT LOUD
570 Seventh Ave. 9th Floor, NY, NY 10018

212-651-4236

[email protected]

www.liveoutloud.info
Programming, scholarships and resources for LGBT
youth.
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phone
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web link
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Living Beyond Belief

212-696-6652

[email protected]

www.livingbeyondbelief.org
Non-profit organizations educates youth about protecting
themselves against HIV/AIDS.
LOFT, The: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender
Community Services Center
252 Bryant Ave., White Plains, NY 10605

914-948-2932 914-948-4922(helpline)

[email protected]

www.loftgaycenter.org
Not-for-profit community based organization located
in Westchester County. Has served LGBT community
of lower Hudson Valley for over 25 years furthering
cause for inclusion, diversity, pride through education,
advocacy, celebration.
Log Cabin Republicans/New York

212-202-6431

[email protected]

www.lcrny.org
Serves gay/lesbian Republicans and friends.
LOGO
1540 Broadway, 31st Floor, NY, NY 10036

212-258-8000

[email protected]

www.logotv.com
Programming for lesbians/gays. Movies, documentaries,
news.
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Long Island Pride Sports Association
224 Little East Neck Road, West Babylon, NY 11704

631-553-0081

[email protected]

www.lipridesports.org
Long Island sports organization serving LGBTQ
community and supporters. Activities include softball,
bowling, tennis, cycling.
Long Island Association for AIDS Care (LIAAC)
60 Adams Ave., Hauppauge, NY 11788

631-385-AIDS (hotline outside Nassau/Suffolk)

877-TO-LIAAC(toll-free inside Nassau/Suffolk)

[email protected]

www.liaac.org
Community based case management, support groups,
education programs, St. outreach, HIV/AIDS hotline,
pro-bono legal clinic, HIV+ home delivered meals
program, HIV + emergency food pantry, HIV + mobile
pantry programs, mobile HIV counseling, testing/referral
services, mobile hepatitis C facilitation services, fast
tracked access into substance abuse treatment.
Long Island Crisis Center
2740 Martin Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710

516-679-1111 (crisis hotline), 516-826-0244
(business line)

www.licconline.org
24-hour/7 day phone counseling/referrals for LI
residents in crisis.
Long Island Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
P.O. Box 360, East Northport, NY 11731

[email protected]

www.liglff.org
Annual LGBT event at Cinema Arts Center, Huntington
NY.
Long Island Gay & Lesbian Youth (LIGALY)
34 Park Ave., Bayshore, NY 11706

631-665-2300

[email protected]

www.ligaly.org
Services for GLBT youth (ages 13-21) provides social
support, advocacy, empowerment programs, and mental
health services to young people as well as providing
community education to schools and health and human
service providers.
Long Island GLBT Community Center (The Center)
34 Park Ave., Bayshore, NY 11706

631-665-2300

[email protected]

www.liglbtcenter.org
Social/cultural epicenter of LI GLBT community.
Programs include: Vivimos (for GLBT latins);
Brother2Brother (for GBT Black and African American
men); Long Island Trans Experience (LITE); CenterCare
(mental health and support services); Anti-violence
Project Long Island; Community education; and other
social, cultural and support programs for adults and
families.
Long Island Pride

516-713-7265

[email protected]

www.liprideparade.com
Eva Sanchez, Co-Executive Director. Dedicated to
respecting diversity/creating safe environment to
celebrate pride on LI with all community members.
Active participants in economic, political, communal,
culturally diverse life. Meets second Sundays. LIGALY
Center, 34 Park Ave. Bayshore NY.
Long Island Pride Chorus (LIPC)
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[email protected]
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www.lipridechorus.org
Choral singing group for LGBT community. Member,
Gay & Lesbian Association of Choruses (GALA).
Long Yang Club-New Jersey
P.O. Box 5130, New Brunswick, NJ 08903

732-247-0515

[email protected]

www.longyangclub.org/newjersey
Social organization for gay/Asians/Pacific Islanders and
friends.
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Love Heals, The Alison Gertz Foundation for AIDS
Education
2 Fifth Ave. Suite 2Q, NYC 10011

212-529-7935

[email protected]

www.loveheals.org
Empowers young people in the fight against HIV.
Speakers bureau sends HIV-positive speakers and
trained health educators into hundreds of schools
and community-based organizations. Our Leadership
Empowerment and Awareness program (LEAP) for girls
is training a new generation of community educators and
activists.
LPSS, Inc. (Lambda Peer Support Services)
7 Holland Ave., White Plains, NY 10603

914-514-3220

[email protected]

www.lambdapeers.org
All volunteer, not for profit 501 (c)(3) organization,
serving LGBTQ community of Westchester County/
surrounding areas since 1985. Workshops, ongoing/
short-term support groups, “Holiday Connections”
activities, other programs. All support groups are
conducted by trained peer facilitators under the
supervision of certified clinicians. Strives to foster sense
of community, erase stereotypes, reduce pain caused by
homophobia, discrimination, prejudice.
Lutherans Concerned/Metro New York
St. John Matthew, Emanuel Lutheran Church
283 Prospect Ave., NYC 11215
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718-768-0528
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M
Malecare

212-673-4920

[email protected]

www.malecare.com
Non-profit gay/ bi/ transgender men’s cancer survivor
advocacy and support group. All services free.
Publications include “ A Gay Man’s Guide to Prostate
Cancer”.
Males Au Natural (MAN)
332 Bleecker St. Box 133, NYC 10014-0133

212-898-0383

[email protected]

www.malecare.com
Nudist/naturist social group for gay/bisexual men in NYC
metropolitan area.
Maloney, Carolyn B., U.S. Representative
1651 Third Ave Suite 311, NYC 10128

212-860-0606
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212-860-0704
28-11 Astoria Blvd., Astoria, NY 11102

718-932-1804

718-932-1805

[email protected]

www.house.gov/maloney
Represents 14th Congressional District (part of
Manhattan, Roosevelt Island, parts of Queens).
Manhattan Mustangs Inc.
233 West 21st St., Apt. 3E, NYC 10011

[email protected]
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www.mmdanceclub.org
NYC’s only not for profit LGBT country/western dance
group. Sponsors charitable events at Stepping Out
Studios. Chelsea. Educational info, cultural
opportunities, community outreach. Open to all ages/
abilities. Available to teach basic couple/line dancing.
DJ at charitable events. Member IAGLWDC.
Mano a Mano
c/o Latino Commission on AIDS (LCOA), 24 W. 25th St.
9th Floor, NYC 10010

212-275-3288 ext.303

[email protected]

www.latinoaids.org/programs/mano.htm
Coalition of Latino LGBT organizations/activists,
founded in 1997 to increase visibility/voice of Latino
LGBT communities in NY metropolitan area.
Many Men, Many Voices
c/o GMHC 119 W. 24th St., NYC 10011

212-367-1388, 212-367-1218

[email protected]
Dedicated to gay black men in NYC. Health/wellness
promotion program. Frank, honest discussion on issues
affecting community.
Maranatha-Riversiders for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual &
Transgender Concerns.
Riverside Church 490 Riverside Dr., NYC 10025

212-870-6811, 212-870--6740

www.theriversidechurchny.org
Marble Collegiate Church
1 W. 29th St.(at Fifth Ave.), NYC 10001

212-686-2770

[email protected]

www.marblechurch.org
Affirming, embracing, Christ centered community where
all are welcome. Sunday worship, 11:00 am. Wednesday
praise and prayer service, 6:15 pm.
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Marijuana Anonymous
P.O. Box 1244, Cooper Station,NYC 10276
208
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212-459-4423
West

[email protected]
13th
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www.ma-newyork.org
Street
Meets daily. Only membership requirement is desire to
stop using marijuana.
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Markowitz, Marty, Brooklyn Borough President
NY
209 Joralemon St., Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-802-3804 (Jerry Allred, LGBT Liaison)
 10011
718-802-3542

[email protected]

www.brooklyn-usa.org
Marriage Equality New York (MENY)
P.O. Box 121, NYC 10113-0121

877-772-0089

[email protected]

www.meny.us
Statewide coalition of gay/non-gay people/groups
committed to gender-neutral civil marriage in NY State.
Marriage Project
c/o Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, 120
Wall St., Suite 1500, NYC 10005
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212-809-8585
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www.lambdalegal.org
David Buckel, Marriage Project Director.
Married Men’s Group

[email protected]
Support group for men who identify as bi or gay and are,
or have been, in a mixed orientation marriage.
Marshall, Helen, Queens Borough President
120-55 Queens Blvd., Kew Gardens, NY 11424

718-286-3000
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718-286-3016
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[email protected]
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www.queensbp.org
Mateando NYC: The First Argentinian-Uruguayan
LGBT Group in NYC
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P.O. Box 1434, NYC 10013

718-766-7500
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[email protected]
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www.mateandonyc.org
Meetings 2nd Sundays, 2 pm at the Center.
Psychotherapy, counseling, evaluations, education,
referrals. Individual/family. Emphasis on gender
identity, transsexualism, TVs, other alternate lifestyles.
Transitioning assistance, coping mechanisms, shyness
issues. Member, HBIGDA/WPATH.
Matthew Shepard Foundation
1580 Lincoln St., Suite 1150, Denver, CO 80203

303-830-7400
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www.matthewshepard.org
Supports diversity programs in education, helps youth
organizations establish environments where young
people can feel safe and be themselves.
Metro Gay Wrestling Alliance
P.O. Box 1913, NYC 10101-1913

917-547-2656
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[email protected]
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www.metrowrestling.org
NYC’s gay freestyle wrestling club.
Maunter Project: National Lesbian Health
Organization
1875 Connecticut Ave., NW Suite 710, Washington, DC
20009

202-332-5536, 1-866-628-8637

[email protected]

www.mautnerproject.org
Committed to improving the health of women who
partner with women including lesbians, bisexual, and
transgender individuals through direct and support
services, education and advocacy.
MCAANY Gay and Lesbian Recreational Bowling
League
c/o Brian Feuer, 428 W. 49 St., NYC 10019

[email protected]
USBC sanctioned bowling league meets SeptemberApril, Monday, 8:30 pm at Leisure Time Bowl, Port
Authority 2nd Floor. For more information please e-mail
us.
Men of All Colors Together New York, Inc
P.O. Box 237107, NYC 10023-7107

212-330-7678

[email protected]

www.mactny.org
Founded in 1980, as Black and White Men Together. We
are a multiracial, multicultural organization of gay and
bisexual men committed to addressing and combating
racism, homophobia and other forms of discrimination
as well as providing a supportive environment for
non-oppressive multiracial relating.
Mendez, Rosie, New York City Councilmember
237 First Ave. Suite 504, NYC 10003

212-677-1077
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212-677-1990
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[email protected]
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Openly lesbian councilmember representing Manhattan’s
2nd District (lower East Side, East Village, Gramercy
Park, Kips Bay, part of Murray Hill).
Metamorphosis
P.O. Box 5639, Long Island City, NY 11105

718-728-4615

[email protected]
Metropolitan Community Church of Christ the
Liberator
P.O. Box 7422, North Brunswick, NJ 08902-7422

732-846-8227

[email protected]

www.mccctl.com
Living whole, living full, living free.
Metropolitan Community Church of New York
Charities
446 W. 36th St., NYC 10018

212-629-7440

www.homelessyouthservices.org, www.mccny.org/
ministries
Programs: MCCNY Homeless Youth Services; Sylvia’s
Place-a crisis shelter and drop-in services for LGBTQ
runaway and homeless youth aged 16-24; Rev. Pat’s
Finishing School for the Transgender communityoffering community-building and skills training to
persons of trans experience.
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New
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Metropolitan Community Church of New YorkSylvia Rivera Food Pantry
446 W. 36th St., NYC 10018

212-629-7440

[email protected]

www.mccny.org
Bag lunch distribution, Tuesday-Friday 2:00-3:00 pm.
“Clients choice” grocery distribution, Thursday, 9:00
am. Community dinner, last Tuesday of month 5:00 pm.
HIV+ pantry is distributed once a week, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday or Friday between 2-3pm. Proof of
status and photo I.D. required for intake.
Metropolitan Community Church of New York, A
Church of the LGBTQ Community
446 W. 36 St., NYC 10018

212-629-7440

[email protected]
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www.mccny.org
Rev. Pat Bumgardner, Pastor. Sunday worship 89 am, 11
am and 7 pm. Open to all for Bible study, pastoral/
spiritual counseling, food pantry, holy unions, memorial
services, youth shelter.
Metropolitan Tennis Group
P.O. Box 3454, NYC 10163

866-752-9684
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[email protected]
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www.metrotennisgroup.com
200 member lesbian/gay club. Beginner to tournament
level. Monthly parties, winter indoor league, charity
tournaments, summer-ladder.
Metrosource Magazine
137 West 19th St. 2nd Floor, NYC 10011

212-691-5127

www.metrosource.com
National lifestyle magazine. NY edition has directory of
gay-friendly professionals and businesses.
Mid-Fairfield AIDS Project

203-852-AIDS, 203-855-9535

www.mfap.com
Support for PWA’s, PWARC’s, HIV + individuals,
significant others. Case management, medical advocacy,
alternative treatment, counseling, emergency funds,
substance abuse placement, support groups in Spanish
and for friends/families, housing, libraries, computer
buddy program, referrals.
Millman, Joan L., New York State Assemblymember
341 Smith St., Brooklyn, NY 11231

718-246-4889

[email protected]
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http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/?ad=052
Represents 52nd District (includes Boerum Hill,
Brooklyn Heights, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, Dumbo,
Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Columbia St. Waterfront,
Vinegar Hill).
Momazons
P.O. Box 82069, Columbus, OH 43202

614-267-0193

[email protected]
National support network for lesbian mothers.
Momentum Project Inc., The
322 Eighth Ave. 2nd Floor, NYC 10001

212-691-8100

www.themomentumproject.org
Not for profit. Meals, pantry, counseling, social services
for those affected by HIV/AIDS. 9 sites in Manhattan,
Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx.
Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center
312 E. 94th St., NYC 10128

212-423-2900, 212-423-2981 (mental health services)

[email protected]

www.mountsinai.org
Michaele White, Practice manager. Medical,
reproductive/mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention/
treatment, peer education, colposcopy, HIV/AIDS pre/
post-test counseling. Free/confidential.
N
Nadler Jerrold, U.S. Representative
201 Varick St. Suite 669, NYC 10014

212-367-7350

212-367-7356

www.house.gov/nadler
Represents 8th Congressional District (West Side of
Manhattan, parts of Brooklyn).
NALGAP; Association of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
Transgender Addiction Professionals & Allies.
1001 N. Fairfax St. Suite 201, Alexandria, VA 22314

[email protected]

www.nalgap.org
Dedicated to the prevention/treatment of alcoholism,
substance abuse, other addictions in LGBT communities.
National Archive of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual &
Transgender History
c/o The Center 208 W. 13th St, NYC 10011

212-620-7310

[email protected]

www.gaycenter.org
Leader in LGBT archives.
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13th
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New
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National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Office: 870 Market St. Suite 370, San
Francisco, CA 94102

415-392-6257

[email protected]

www.nclrights.org
National lesbian, feminist, non-profit firm. Gains/
protects legal/human rights of LGBT people through
impact litigation, public policy advocacy, public
education, direct legal services.
National Center for Transgender Equality
1325 Massachusetts Ave., Suite 700, Washington D.C.,
D.C. 20005

202-903-0112

[email protected]

www.nctequality.org
National social justice organization devoted to ending
discrimination/violence against transgender people
through education/advocacy on national issues of
importance.
National Coalition for LGBT Health
1325 Massachusetts Ave., NW Suite 705, Washington
D.C., D.C. 20005

202-558-6828

[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.
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priorities.
National Gay & Lesbian Task Force (The Task Force)
1325 Massachusetts Ave. NW Suite 600, Washington,
DC 20005

202-393-5177

212-604-9830

[email protected]

www.thetaskforce.org
Builds community’s political power by training activists,
organizing campaigns to defeat anti-LGBT referenda
and advance LGBT legislation, building movements
organizational capacity.
National Gay Pilots Association
P.O. Box 7271, Dallas, TX 75209

214-336-0893

[email protected]

www.ngpa.org
Gay/lesbian pilots and other aviation enthusiasts.
National Lawyers Guild-Queer Caucus
132 Nassau St. Suite 922, NY, NY 10038

212-679-5100

[email protected]

www.nlg.org
Caucus acts as network of LGBT Guild members and
serves as a voice for LGBT issues within NLG, sponsors
forums, engages in public education projects, supports
legislation, produces Sexual Orientation and Law
(published by WestGroup), co-sponsors Thomas Steel
Summer Law Student Fellowship.
National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NY
Area)
c/o Charles Kaiser 245 W. 107th St., NY, NY 10025

212-629-2045

[email protected]

www.nlgja.org
Works for better mainstream media coverage of gays/
lesbians. Combats workplace discrimination.
National LGBT Bar Association
1301 K St. NW Suite 1100, Washington, D.C. 200053823

202-637-7661

[email protected]

www.lgbtbar.org
National association of lawyers, judges and other legal
professionals, law students, activists and affiliated LGBT
legal organizations. Promotes justice in and through
legal profession for LGBT community in all of its
diversity.
National Organization for Women (NOW)
1100 H St. NW, 3rd Floor, Washington, DC 20005

202-628-8669

[email protected]

www.now.org
Feminist organization with focus on rights of women and
girls. Lesbian rights among one of top 4 organizational
National Organization for Women/ New Jersey
Lesbian Rights Task Force
112 West State St., Trenton, NJ 08608

609-393-0156

[email protected]

www.nownj.org
Empowers lesbians, fights for their rights. Develops
advocacy plans, lobbies, attacks prejudice.
National Organization for Women/New York City
(NOW NYC)
150 W 28 St. Suite 304, NY, NY 10001

212-627-9895

[email protected]

www.nownyc.org
Founding chapter of NOW. Les/bi/trans Rights
Committee, focuses on political issues.
National Organization of Gay & Lesbian Scientists &
Technical Professionals Inc.
P.O. Box 91803, Pasadena, CA 91109

626-791-7689

[email protected]

www.noglstp.org
National non-profit educational organization of
GLBT people/advocates employed or interested in
scientific/high-tech fields. Goals include dialogue with
professional organizations, disseminating info, improving
member’s professional environment, opposing anti-queer
discrimination/stereotypes, educating queer/scientific/
general communities, fostering inter-city contacts.
Affiliated with American Association for Advancement of
Science.
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National Stonewall Democrats (NSD)
P.O. Box 9330, Washington, DC 20005

202-625-1382

[email protected]

www.stonewalldemocrats.org
Nehirim

[email protected]

www.nehirim.org
Creates authentic spiritual community for GLBT Jews,
partners, allies. Innovative programming, builds
community, offers authentic, life affirming spiritual paths
for Jewish members of sexual or gender minorities.
New Century Singers
P.O. Drawer 973
Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776

631-472-2191

[email protected]

www.newcenturysingers.org
Community-based chorus comprised of members. friends
of LGBT community on LI. Visit website for concert
information.
New Directions
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202-206 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-398-0800

[email protected]

www.newdirectionsbrooklyn.com
Alcoholism and substance abuse treatment program
located in heart of historic Park Slope, Brooklyn.
New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women
1670 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road, Trenton, NJ
08690

609-584-8107, 609-584-0027 (TTY)

[email protected]

www.njcbw.org
Lesbian sensitive.
New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Coalition
P.O. Box 11335, New Brunswick, NJ 08906-1335

732-828-6772

[email protected]

www.njlgc.org
Fights discrimination based on sexual/affection
orientation/gender identification, enhances quality of life
for NJ LGBT people through education/political action/
lobbying/legal reform.
New Jersey Lesbian & Gay Havurah
P.O. Box 2576, Edison, NJ 08818-2576

732-650-1010

[email protected]

www.njhav.org
Community of friends meets spiritual, social, cultural,
religious needs of LGBT Jews in NJ.
New Jersey Women & AIDS Network
103 Bayard St. 3rd Floor, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

732-846-4462, 732-846-2674

[email protected]

www.njwan.org
Multicultural, independent network of agencies,
individuals fights for rights/needs of women infected/
affected by HIV/AIDS.
New School University-O.P.E.N. (Out Proud
Environment at New School)

[email protected]
Student organization serving LGBT community at the
New School.
New Ways Ministry
4012 29th St., Mount Rainier, MD 20712

301-277-5674

[email protected]

www.newwaysministry.org
Gay-positive ministry of advocacy and justice for LGBT
Catholics and reconciliation with larger Christian and
civil communities.
New York AIDS Coalition
400 Broadway 2nd Floor, NYC 10013

646-744-1598

[email protected]

www.nyaidscoalition.org
New York Area Bisexual Network

212-459-4784
New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy
(NYAGRA)
24 W. 25th St. 9th Floor, NYC 10010

212-675-3288 ext. 338

[email protected]

www.nyagra.com
Contact: Pauline Park, Chair. Statewide organization
advocates at local/state levels for freedom of gender
identity/expression.
New York Buyers Club (NYBC)
75 Varick St., Suite 1404-DC1707, NYC 10013

800-650-4983

www.newyorkbuyersclub.org
Not for profit provides low cost high quality dietary
supplements, particularly, but not exclusively, for
management of HIV disease, chronic hepatitis and drug
side effects. Info and resources on benefits, limitations,
drug interactions and ways to evaluate efficacy of
supplements, along with a variety of info on living
healthy with chronic disease.
New York City AIDS Housing Network (NYCAHN)
80A Fourth Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217

877-615-2217
718-802-9540
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[email protected]

www.nycahn.org
An award winning membership organization comprised
and led by low-income people living with HIV/AIDS
working in a unique coalition with nonprofit housing
providers and AIDS service organizations.
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NY
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New York City Commission on Human Rights
40 Rector St., NYC 10006

212-306-7500

212-306-7350 (public information)
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212-306-7686 (TDD)
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212-306-7450 (Law Enforcement Bureau)
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www.nyc.gov/cchr
New York City Gay Basketball League
c/o OOB, P.O. Box 372, NYC 10108

[email protected]

www.nycgaybasketball.org
Maintains athletic environment free of discrimination
for members and friends of LGBT community. Promotes
positive values in community and fights to eliminate
negative stereotypes associated with LGBT athletics.
Beginners welcome. Open to men and women.
New York City Gay Hockey Association (NYCGHA)
P.O. Box 670, NYC 10108-0670

212-252-4351

[email protected]

www.nycgayhockey.org
Provides environment free of harassment/discrimination
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for members and friends of LGBT community to play ice
hockey and fulfill their athletic aspirations.
New York City Gay Lacrosse Club
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[email protected]
Men’s lacrosse for gays and anyone else who is
interested.
New York City Gay Men’s Chorus
676A 9th Ave. Suite 405, NYC 10036

[email protected]

www.nycgmc.org
Gay men’s choral group
New York Civil Liberties Union (NYCLU)
125 Broad St. 19th. Floor, NYC 10004

212-607-3300

[email protected]

www.nyclu.org
Not-for-profit non partisan organization with eight
chapters and 50,000 members across NY state. Leading
advocates for rights of LGBT New Yorkers works
tirelessly to extend constitutionally guaranteed rights to
citizens who are victims of hate crimes, discrimination
and marginalization.
New York Femmes

212-388-2736

[email protected]
Femme support group of butch/femme society, primarily
for self-identified femme lesbians attracted to butch
women.
New York Gay Pool league (NYGPL)

212-496-4585
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[email protected]
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www.nygpl.org
Non-profit 8-ball pocket billiard league. Teams
sponsored by gay/lesbian bars to build community,
friendship. Competitive play, meet new people, raise
money for AIDS charities.
New York Prime Timers

212-699-2613
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[email protected]

www.geocities.com/nyprime69
Social group of mature gay men and their friends.
Conglomerate of LGBT organizations in Newark
focused on promoting education through community
programming/social activities.
Next Magazine
Next Publishing Corp. 121 Varick St., NYC 10013

212-627-0165

[email protected]

www.nextmagazine.net
NY’s most comprehensive, informative guide to gay life in
the big city.
North Fork Women for Women Fund, Inc.
P.O. Box 804, Greenport, NY 11944-0924

631-477-8464
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[email protected]

www.nfwfwf.net
Not-for-profit. Provides financial and personal support
to lesbians on North Fork of LI facing emergency health
situations.
North Jersey Community Research Initiative
393 Central Ave. 3rd Floor, Newark, NJ 07103
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866-448-5812
973-483-3444
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[email protected]

www.njcri.org
HIV clinical trials and comprehensive HIV-specific social
services.
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NY
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North Star Fund
520 8th Ave. Suite 2203, NYC 10018

212-620-9110
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212-620-8178
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[email protected]

www.northstarfund.org
New York’s community foundation supporting grassroots
groups leading the movement for equality, economic
justice and peace.
NorthEast Two-Spirit Society
c/o American Indian Community House, 11 Broadway,
NYC 10004
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646-351-7360 (Harlan Pruden)
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[email protected]
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www.ne2ss.org
Info about and for LGBT and two spirit American
Indians of NYC and tri-state area.
New York Ramblers Soccer Club
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[email protected]
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www.newyorkramblers.org
Non-profit gay/lesbian club promotes educational/
competitive soccer for beginners, experienced players,
coaches, fans. Annual international tournament;
frequent intra-city competitions.
Nothing But Guys & Guys and Girls
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212-462-9009
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NGB is NYC based group for HIV + gay men; GAG is
for heterosexual men/women. Friendship, community,
support, informal education on HIV. Safe, non
discriminatory social setting to address disclosure, drug
side effects, mental/emotional toll of living with HIV, etc
Newark Essex Pride Coalition
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973-941-2104
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[email protected]
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www.newarkessexpride.org
NY LGBT Entrepreneurs

[email protected]

http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/NY_LGBT_
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For LGBT people starting a business, dreaming of
starting one, or already in business to benefit from the
experience of others.
NYC Dept. of Health & Mental Hygiene, Office of
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Health
40 Worth St., Box CN/67, NYC 10013
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www.nyc.gov/health
LGBT health concerns, HIV prevention, information,
referrals.
NYC Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project (AVP)
240 W. 35th St., Suite 200, NYC 10001

212-714-1141 (hotline) 212-714-1184

www.avp.org
Free, confidential counseling, advocacy, information
for survivors of anti-LGBT violence, domestic violence,
sexual assault, HIV/AIDS-related violence. 24 hour
English/Spanish hotline.
NYC Gay Men’s Shamanic Circle
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www.nycgayshamans.net
Group of male shamanic practitioners, based in NYC
gathers to create sacred space for men who identify as
queer, gay or men who love men. Performs shamanic
journey work for the purpose of healing on many levels,
including ourselves, our communities and Mother Earth.
NYC Lavender Lounge
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[email protected]
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http://nyclavenderlounge.com/
Dating/social, friendship, business events to fulfill
personal/professional needs in the LGBT community.
NYC Lesbians FUN.com/NYC GayMenFUN.com
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[email protected]
All events/resources free. Summer events at the Gay
Bay # 2, Brighton Beach, Brooklyn NY, every Sunday
all summer long. Beaching parties. Schmoozing
(interactive). Mailing lists. Newsletters of events. Free
promo for LGBT arts/business.
NYC LGBT Mental Hygene Issues Committee. NYC
Mental Health Federation, Office of Services to
Special Populations
93 Worth St. Room 803, NYC 10013
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[email protected]
Advises commissioner on issues related to mental
hygiene/LGBT community. Contact: Norma Nieves-Blas
NYC Up & Out! Gay Guide Summer & E. Update
245 Eighth Ave. #333, NYC 10011
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212-929-0249
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[email protected]
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www.nycupandout.com
Publishers of gay guide of events and activities in NYC
and beyond. In print on the web and in an e-update.
NYU-Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender
Student Services
Kimmel Center, 60 Washington Sq. South, Suite 602,
NYC 10012

212-998-4424
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[email protected]
Works to create campus environments inclusive/
supportive of student diversity in sexual orientation/
gender identification, with clubs, support groups, advice,
advocacy. Education, social programs, events.
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Oasis, The
Commissioner Chair-John Simonelli, 31 Mulberry St.,
Newark, NJ 07102
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[email protected]
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www.theoasis.dioceseofnewark.org
Supports NJ LGBT persons/families/friends seeking (re)
connection with innerlife. Christian-based, affirms all
paths, sensitive to alienation from spiritual roots/church.
Episcopal Church-sponsored.
O’Donnell, Daniel J., New York State
Assemblymember
245 West 104th St, NYC 10025

212-866-397
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[email protected]
First openly gay man elected to NYS Assembly serving
69th District .
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Old Lesbians Organizing for Change (OLOC)

212-535-9633 (Myra)
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[email protected]
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www.oloc.org
National organization committed to empowering old
lesbians in our common struggle to confront ageism
within our own and larger community.
On Our Backs Magazine
c/o HAF Publishing 3415 Cesar Chavez, Suite 101, San
Francisco, CA 94110

415-648-9464
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[email protected]
Best of lesbian sex.
ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives
909 West Adams Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007

213-741-0094
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[email protected]
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www.onearchives.org
Houses world’s largest research library on LGBT
heritage/concerns.
Orange County Rainbow Alliance
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845-562-3086
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[email protected]
Organization to bring together GLBT population in
Orange County, NY. Meets Friday nights in Newburgh.
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OrthoDykes of New York
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212-539-8804
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[email protected]
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www.orthodykes.org
Lesbian/bisexual/transgender women who identify or
have identified with Orthodox Judaism. Discussion,
socializing, support. Meets 2nd Wed, 8 pm at the Center.
Strictly confidential.
Our Youth
133 North St., Jersey City, NJ 07307
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201-839-5869
201-303-8160 (text)
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[email protected]
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www.myspace.com/our_youth
Non-profit organization designed to help LGBT
youth and their straight allies. We help find jobs,
get into college, offer free HIV testing and provide
weekly support group. Also conduct workshops and
motivational speeches on a variety of issues.
Out & Equal Workplace Advocates-Metro NY

212-745-2505
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[email protected]
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www.outandequal.org/affiliates/ny
Contact: Joseph Bertolotti. NY regional affiliate of
national non-profit headquartered in San Francisco.
Champion’s safe, equitable workplaces for LGBT
people, advocates building/strengthening successful
organizations that value all employees, customers,
communities
OUT FM-WBAI-FM
WBAI 99.5 (Pacifica Foundation), 120 Wall St. 10th
Floor, NYC 10005
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212-209-2980
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[email protected]
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www.outfm.org
Progressive LGBT politics, culture, news. Mondays at
11 am.
OUT FUND
c/o The Funding Exchange
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212-529-5300
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www.fex.org
Supports progressive activism for social change in
LGBTQ rights movement. Currently suspended, not
accepting applications.
Out In Front
Stonewall Community Foundation 119 West 24th St.,
NYC 10011

212-367-1155
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[email protected]
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www.stonewallfoundation.org
Program to cultivate the next generation of LGBT
leaders.
Out in Jersey
743 Hamilton Ave., Trenton, NJ 08629

609-213-9310
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[email protected]
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www.outinjersey.net
LGBT community website portal and bi-monthly print
magazine.
Out Magazine/Here Publishing Inc.
245 W. 17 St., Suite 1200, NYC 10011

212-242-8100, 800-792-2760 (customer service)

[email protected]
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www.out.com
The world’s leading gay fashion and lifestyle brand.
Out of Bounds NYC/Team New York
P.O. Box 372, NYC 10108-0372

[email protected]
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www.oobnyc.org
Non-profit tax-exempt organization that supports and
promotes local sports and recreational organizations
with interests in LGBT community of Greater NYC area.
Out of the Closet Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 20084, NYC 10075
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[email protected]
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www.outofthecloset.us
Edward Maloney, Executive Director. Charitable,
non-profit foundation transforms cash contributions,
donations of merchandise/property bequests into annual
grants to AIDS service groups. Administers OOTC
Virtual Thrift shop and online sales.
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Out of the Closet Thrift Shop.
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[email protected]
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www.outofthecloset.us
First and only fundraising thrift shop for many AIDS
groups has gone virtual! Still sells tax deductable
donations of art, antiques, other items of distinction. All
profits distributed as grants.
Out Professionals
332 Bleecker St. PMB G-16, NYC 10014-2980
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[email protected]

www.OutProfessionals.org
Nation’s leading networking and social organization
for gay men and lesbians. Presents year round events
focused on career, culture and community and lets
members connect through active online community.
OutClass-Lesbian & Gay Business Association at
NYU’s Stern College

212-998-0739

[email protected]
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http://pages.stern.nyu.edu/-outclass
Professional network of full/part time lesbian/gay
students/alumni. Sponsors lectures, networking events,
discussion groups. Fosters awareness of lesbians/gays in
the workplace
OUTdancing
Stepping Out Studios, 37 W. 26 St. 9th Floor, NYC
10010

646-742-9400
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[email protected]
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www.steppingoutstudios.com
LGBT partner dancing: salsa, swing, two-step, tango,
waltz, fox trot, hustle, more.
Outgoing Women
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[email protected]
Social activities for lesbians in Westchester County, NY
and tri-state area.
OUTlaw
Benjamin Cardozo School of Law 55 Fifth Ave., NYC
10003

212-790-0241/69
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[email protected]
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http://www.Isac.org/specialinterests/lgbt/benjamin-ncardozo.asp
OUTmedia
285 Fifth Ave., Suite 446, Brooklyn, NY 11215

718-789-1776
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[email protected]

www.outmedia.org
Promotes queer visibility through arts in community/
culture, using TV, film and live performances.
Outmusic
P.O. Box 376, NYC 10113-9197

212-330-9197 (info/calendar of events)

[email protected]

www.outmusic.com
Opportunities for LGBT composers, lyricists, performers.
OUTPOCPAC
(Out People of Color Political Action Committee) 351 W.
114th St. Suite #4A-4B, NYC 10026

917-804-9579

[email protected]

www.outpocpac.org
NYC-based non-partisan, political club of LGBT and two
spirited people of color.
Overeaters Anonymous/Metro Intergroup
P.O. Box 1235, Madison Square St., NYC 10159

212-946-4599

[email protected]

www.oanyc.org
Call for meeting information
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Pagnoni, Laurence A., & Associates
549 W. 123rd St. Suite 18H, NYC 10027

212-932-9008

[email protected]

www.lp-associates.com
Provides management/fundraising services to
support work of LGBT organizations, AIDS service
organizations, non-profits working to empower
disenfranchised and under served.
Palladia, Inc.
2006 Madison Ave., NYC 10035

212-979-8800

[email protected]

www.palladiainc.org
Offers continuum of care to men/women recovering
from substance abuse, co-occurring disorders, trauma.
Outpatient and residential programs providing domestic
violence treatment, HIVAIDS services, primary
healthcare, alternative criminal justice rehabilitation,
vocational training and placement, mental health
treatment and supportive permanent housing services.
Pam’s House Blend
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[email protected]
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www.pamshouseblend.com
Blog about LGBT community, civility, friendly debate,
issues, news from progressive perspective.
Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays
(PFLAG)
Bergen County, P.O. Box 1330, Ridgewood, NJ 07451
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201-287-0318 (helpline)
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[email protected]
Meet 3rd Tuesdays 8-9:30 pm (newcomers 7:30 pm) at
Temple Beth Or, Ridgewood Road, Washington Township,
NJ.
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Long Island, P.O. Box 369, Deer Park, NY 11729-0369

516-938-8913
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[email protected]
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www.pflagli.org
Promotes health/well being of GLBT persons and their
families through monthly support groups, education and
advocacy.
(PFLAG) Latino, parte de PFLAG FCA, NYC
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914-787-8738 (Nila Marrone)
718-749-8562 (Migdalia Santiago)
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Todos son bienvenidos, incluyendo padres, amigos,
familiares y personas gays, lesbianas, bisexuales y
transgéneras con o sin sus familias.
(PFLAG) New York City
119 W. 24th St. 2nd. Floor, NYC 10010
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646-240-4288 (office) 212-463-0629 (Helpline)
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[email protected]
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www.pflagnyc.org
Supports parents/families to better understand LGBT
children. Speakers bureau addresses schools, businesses,
other community organizations on LGBT issues/equality.
Volunteers welcome.
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(PFLAG) North Jersey
P.O. Box 4585, Wayne, NJ 07470
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973-267-8414
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[email protected]
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www.pflagnorthjersey.org
Support/education/political action for parents of gays/
lesbians Group for teens to explore identity in safe
place. Guest speakers.
(PFLAG) Staten Island
c/o LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd. 3rd. Floor, Staten
Island, NY 10301
212-463-0629 (Helpline)
718-987-6747
718-808-1397
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[email protected]

www.pflagnyc.org
Provides encouragement/support on issues raised when
a loved one comes out. Meets 4th Mondays, 25 Victory
Blvd, 3rd Floor, S.I., NY 10301 at 7:30pm.
(PFLAG)Queens
P.O. Box 750212, Forest Hills, NY 11375
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718-271-6663 (hotline)

[email protected]
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www.pflag-queens.org
Meets 3rd Sundays at Reform Temple of Forest Hills, 7111 112th St., Queens.
Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians &
Gays(PFLAG)Westchester
c/o The LOFT
252 Bryant Ave., White Plains, NY 10605
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914-245-8235 (English), 914-967-9429
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[email protected]
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www.PFLAGWestchester.org
Support group for parents, families and friends of LGBT
persons.
Park Ave. Christian Church
1010 Park Ave., NYC 10028
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212-288-3246
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[email protected]
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www. parkavenuechristian.com
Progressive protestant congregation affirms full
participation of LGBT persons.
Park Slope Geriatric Day Care Center
199 14th St., Brooklyn, NY 11215

718-499-7701
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[email protected]
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www.psgdc.org
Non-profit organization provides free services for
LGBTQ caregivers of older adults (age 60+): individual
counseling, support, educational trainings, more. NonLGBTQ-identified caregivers welcome, too. Also, two
culturally competent social model Adult Day Services
Centers for elders with physical limitations/Alzheimer’s/
related dementias.
Park Slope United Methodist Church
Sixth Ave. and 8th St., Brooklyn, NY 11215
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718-768-3093
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[email protected]
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www.parkslopeumc.org
All unite as loving community in covenant with God/
Creation summoned by faith in Jesus Christ, commit
ourselves to humanization of urban life and physical/
spiritual growth.
Passport Magazine
243 W. 30th St., NYC 10001
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800-999-9718
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[email protected]
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www.passportmagazine.com
Gay travel magazine.
Paterson, David A.
New York State Governor
State Capitol, Albany, NY 12224
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518-474-8390
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http://www.state.ny.us/governor/
Paul Rappaport Foundation, The
220 East 60th St. #2H, NYC 10022

212-888-6578
Paul Rapoport, an attorney, was a founder of both the
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community
Services Center in NYC and Gay Men’s Health Crisis.
He was deeply committed to supporting the LGTB
community.
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212-980-0867
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[email protected]
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www.paulrapoportfoundation.org
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Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media
c/o Funding Exchange, 666 Broadway Suite 500, NYC
10012

212-529-5300
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[email protected]

www.fex.org
Awards grants to media artists whose work reflects/
comments on contemporary social issues. Currently
suspended, not accepting applications.
Paul Rosenfels Community

718-473-0702
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www.rosenfels.org
Download texts of gay liberation from website. Men/
women dissatisfied with gay life as it is. Discussion and
chat groups; resources on psychological polarity apart
from gender.
Personal Liberty Fund of the New Jersey Lesbian &
Gay Coalition
P.O. Box 11335, N. Brunswick, NJ 08906-1335
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732-828-6772
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[email protected]
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www.njlgc.org
501©3 non-profit fights discrimination by helping NJ
LGBT’s through education, legal reform, community
outreach, services.
Peter Cicchino Youth Project of the Urban Justice
Center
123 William St. 16th Floor, NYC 10038
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877-LGBT-LAW (Toll free)
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646-602-5600
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[email protected]
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www.urbanjustice.org
Free legal services for LGBT/questioning youth ages
11-24.
Philadelphia Gay News (PGN)
505 S. Fourth St., Philadelphia, PA 19147-1506
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215-625-8501
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[email protected]
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www.epgn.com
Member, Associated Press, National Gay Newspaper
Guild, Pennsylvania Newspaper Association
Philosophy Forum
c/o Frederick Rabenstein 60 W. 13th St. 3D, NYC 10010

212-675-8243
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[email protected]
Examine teachings of great thinkers, past and present,
East and West. Meets 2nd. And 4th Saturdays 3-5 pm, at
the Center.
Point Foundation

866-33-POINT
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www.thepointfoundation.org
US’s largest scholarship-granting organization for LGBT
students of merit. Financial support, leadership training,
mentoring for those marginalized by sexual orientation,
gender identity/expression.
Poz Magazine
c/o Smart & Strong 462 Seventh Ave. 19th Floor, NYC
10018
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www.poz.com
Chronicles the HIV epidemic, both in US and overseas.
Presbyterian Welcome
c/o Rutgers Presbyterian Church 2095 Broadway, NYC
10023-2701
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917-441-8638
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[email protected]
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www.presbyterianwelcome.org
Dedicated to full membership/participation of LGBT
folks in Presbyterian Church (USA) through advocacy,
education, pastoral care.
Pride at Work (AFL-CIO)
c/o 101 3rd Ave. #300 Attn: Jack Rojas, NYC 10021
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212-371-6230
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[email protected]
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www.prideatwork.org
LGBT labor organizations affiliated with AFL-CIO.
Educates community on benefits of union membership for
LGBT workers, builds support for labor movement. Call
for meeting schedule.
Pride Center of New Jersey
321 Raritan Ave., Highland Pk., NJ 08904-2701
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732-846-2232
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[email protected]
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www.pridecenter.org
LGBT community center. Statewide info line, library,
social events, 25 groups/organizations. HIV counseling/
testing, youth services, family group, UFC church,
Overeaters’ Anonymous, educational programs,
community out groups, women’s coffeehouse, open mic
nights, other activities.
Police Department of the City of New York (NYPD)
Office of Chief of Community Affairs Bureau, 34-1/2 E.
12th St., NYC 10003
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212-614-6748
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[email protected]
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http://nyc.gov//html/nypd/html/home/home.shtml
Detective Thomas Verni, Citywide GLBT Community
Liaison
Pride for Youth
2050 Bellmore Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710
516-679-1111 (24 hour crisis hot line)
516-679-9000
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[email protected]
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www.prideforyouth.org
Service and advocate for GLBT youth. Variety of
services including Friday night coffee house, counseling,
support groups, young men’s program, community
education, youth leadership opportunities.
Polyamorous NYC
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212-543-9494
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[email protected]
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www.poly-nyc.com
Designed to support a community of people who share an
interest in long term, romantically committed, multiplepartner relationships.
Pride In Recovery
37 St. John’s St., Amityville, NY 11701
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631- 424-2900
Outpatient Substance Abuse Services for LGBT
community on Long Island at Seafield Services Amityville
Office. Executive Director, Diane Henry.
Poughkeepsie GALA (Gay & Lesbian Association)

845-431-6756 (infoline)
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[email protected]
Meets Tuesdays 7:30 pm in Poughkeepsie.
Pride Toastmasters

646-548-7414
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[email protected]
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www.pridetoastmasters.com
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Improve your speaking and presentation skills. Our
mission is to provide a mutually supportive and positive
learning environment in which every member has the
opportunity to develop communication and leadership
skills, which in turn foster self-confidence
PRIDE* Democrats * Pride Rainbow Independent
Democrats Etc.

917-374-9729
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[email protected]

www.PRIDEdemocrats.org
Citywide GLBT political club.
Pride@SBU

[email protected]

www.stonybrooklgbt.org
LGBT faculty, staff and alumni network at Stonybrook
University
Princeton University, LGBT Center
246 First Campus Center, Princeton University,
Princeton, NJ 08544

609-258-1353

[email protected]

www.princeton.edu/lgbt
Works to create safe, supportive academic environment
through educational opportunities and meeting needs/
concerns of LGBT students, faculty, staff.
Project Achieve

212-388-0008
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[email protected]
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www.projectacheive.org
Conducts clinical research studies of preventive HIV
vaccines/behavioral interventions.
Project Inform/National HIV Treatment Information
Hotline
1375 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94103

800-822-7422 Hotline Mon-Fri 10am-4 pm PST, 
415-558-8669
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[email protected]

www.projectinform.org
Staffed by trained volunteers many of whom live with
HIV, the National HIV Treatment Hotline links HIVpositive people and others to the information and
resources necessary to make thoughtful decisions about
living healthfully with HIV.
Prospect Park Women’s Softball League
Box 150307, Brooklyn, NY 11215

718-753-4632
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[email protected]
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www.ppwsl.org
A women’s instructional softball league. All skill levels,
ages 18 and over are welcome.
Project SOL (Speak Out Loud)
c/o Grand Street Settlement, 80 Pitt St., Room. 230,
NYC 10002

212-674-1740, ext. 272
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[email protected]
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www.myspace.com/projectsol
Drop-in group for LGBTQ young people ages 14-24.
Offers case management, advocacy, support groups, and
health education, as well as mentoring, internet, artsbased activities and field trips. Provides monthly support
groups to families with LGBTQ members.
Publishing Triangle: Association of Lesbians & Gay
Men in Publishing
332 Bleecker St. #D-36, NYC 10014
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[email protected]

www.publishingtriangle.org
Lesbian/gay writers/editors/booksellers advancing
lesbian/gay writing and reading.
Puerto Rican Initiative to Develop Empowerment
(PRIDE)
c/o GMHC, 119 W. 24th. St., 8th Floor, NYC 10011

212-367-1466
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[email protected]
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www.prideny.org
Non-profit co-gender group of LGBT people of Puerto
Rican heritage. Promotes awareness/pride in ethnic/
sexual identities. Outreach, advocacy, community
organizing, collaboration with other CBO’s, PRIDE
Awards.
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Queens College Gay, Lesbian & Straight Alliance
(QCGLASA)
65-30 Kissena Blvd., Rm. LL30, Flushing, NY 11367
www.angelfire.com/bug/harmony
Social/political. Weekly discussion group.
Queens Hospital Center-Chemical Dependency
Services
82-68 164th St., T Building, Rm. 1A9
Jamaica, NY 11432
718-883-2750 (outpatient services)
718-883-2730, 40 (detoxification unit)
Detoxification/outpatient chemical dependency
treatment. LGBT sensitive. Clinic and Rehabilitation
Program. Geriatric Program.
Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Committee
P.O. Box 720464, Jackson Heights, NY 11372
718-228-7599
www.queenspride.com
Queens largest LGBT organization puts on an annual
Queens LGBT Pride Parade and Festival on first Sunday
in June.
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Queens Pride House
76-11 37th Ave. Suite 206
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
718-429-5309
www.queenspridehouse.org
Community Center/gathering place for LGBTQ people.
Resource referral program provides info/referrals to
LGBT sensitive providers in Queens, support groups,
socials, space rental, 1,500 book/video library.
Queer Arts Resource (QAR)
Expands range/depth of knowledge about contemporary/
historical queer art. Produced over 50 exhibitions since
1996 suggesting range, depth, importance of queer
artistic expression.
Queer Black Cinema
P.O. Box 975, NYC 10113
347-789-1070
www.queerblackcinema.org
NY’s first and only black LGBT and queer monthly film
series.
Queer Montclair
P.O. Box 1974, Bloomfield, NJ 07003
www.geocities.com/queermontclair
Mission to serve as electronic focal point and
information exchange for Montclair’s LGBT community.
Queer Pratt Students Activities
Pratt Institute, 200 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, NY
11205
718-636-3422
Queer Ramblings Magazine
For queer women, trans folks and gay men we love.
Queer Resources Directory
www.qrd.org
Website containing 25,488 files about everything queer,
with mirrors all over the world.
Queer Rising
www.queerrising.org
[email protected]
We are a diverse group of individuals deeply troubled by
our status in our own country. Tired of living our lives
as 2nd class citizens without equal treatment under the
law, we’ve organized ourselves to protect ourselves from
the malice of those seeking to deny us our basic civil
rights guaranteed by the constitution. Through peaceful
demonstration, acts of civil disobedience (optional),
& other means we will assert ourselves into the larger
community as equals!
Queer Union at New York University
60 Washington Square South 7th Floor
NYC 10012
212-998-4938
www.nyu.edu/clubs/queerunion
Nation’s second oldest LGBT/queer campus group
provides social, cultural, political, educational
opportunities for NYU LGBT communities, increases
visibility, promotes awareness.
Queers for Economic Justice
16 W. 32nd St. #10H, NYC 10001
212-564-3608
www.q4ej.org
Progressive non-profit organization committed to
challenging system that creates poverty and economic
injustice.
Queers United
www.queersunited.blogspot.com
Activist blog for uniting LGBT, asexual and intersexual
community with action alerts to fight for political
success.
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Queerty
www.queerty.com
Popular gay blog.
Quinn, Christine C., New York City Council Speaker
City Hall, NYC 10007
212-788-7210
212-788-7207
http://council.nyc.gov
City legislative body.
Q-Wave
www.q-wave.org
Dedicated to strengthening voices of lesbian/bisexual/
queer women/transgender/gender-variant people of
Asian descent. Builds supportive, progressive community
by promoting visibility/empowerment through social/
political/educational organizing.
Qwik Dates
212-971-1084
www.qwikdates.com
Speed dating events for gay men.
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Radical Faeries
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718-625-7571
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[email protected]

www.radfae.org
Eclectic, leaderless, creative, all ages, genders,
sizes, shapes, colors, mostly men. Strives to create
community in city and on rural land we own. Frequently
outrageous/irreverent.
Radical Magick
P.O. Box 210, NYC 10276

212-505-0426

[email protected]

http://mysite.verizon.net/magickaleva
Eva Yaa Asantewaa, an experienced psychic
counselor and teacher offers talks, workshops on,
meditation, metaphysical spirituality, Tarot and other
transformational topics. Lesbian POC, LGBT-friendly
but all welcome .
Radical Women
Freedom Hall, 113 W. 128th St., NYC 10027

212-222-0633

[email protected]

www.radicalwomen.org
Multi-racial socialist feminists building women’s
leadership to win full LGBT equality and rights and total
human liberation.
Rainbow & Friends
c/o Staten Island LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd. 3rd.
Floor, Staten Island, NY 10301

718-808-1360, 718-808-1351

[email protected]

Special Interest AA meeting for LGBT community.
Thursdays, 7-8 pm. For AA members only.
Rainbow Alliance of Westchester
P.O. Box 609, White Plains, NY 10603

914-517-1345

[email protected]

www.rainbowall.com
Committed to providing LGBT community with safe,
nurturing, respectful environment that celebrates our
cultures. Support, social/educational services, dances,
artist groups, meditation group, dance lessons, more.
Rainbow Animal Action

212-989-8549

[email protected]

http://nyclavenderlounge.com/directory.htm
Helps save lives of domestic and non-domestic animals
through advocacy, education, fundraisers, petition
parties, fostering, transport, hands on help. Creates
clearinghouse of information on website related to all
animal issues, including rescue groups.
Rainbow Families of Staten Island
c/o Staten Island LGBT Center, 25 Victory Blvd. 3rd.
Floor, Staten Island, NY 10301

718-808-1360, 718-808-1351

[email protected]

Fun/support for LGBT parents/children (infants-teens).
Kids play/hang out while parents discuss issues. Cosponsored by Staten Island Children’s Museum. Meets
3rd Sundays at museum at Snug Harbor Cultural Centre,
1000 Richmond Terrace, S.I., NY 10301 from 10:00am to
noon.
Rainbow Heights Club
25 Flatbush Ave. 3rd. Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-852-2584

[email protected]

www.rainbowheights.org
Innovative, affirming, effective advocacy and support
services for LGBT persons living with mental illness.
Employment and housing advocacy, support groups,
cooking classes, computer classes, art and writing
workshops, nutritious meals and more.
Rainbow Metta
P.O. Box 609, White Plains, NY 10603-0609

914-517-1345

[email protected]

www.rainbowall.com
Classes, sittings and discussions in Insight Meditation
with focus on applying meditation skills to living
everyday life with ease, integrity and well being.
Presented with reference to traditional Buddhist
teachings. Programs designed for those interested in
meditation practice within LGBT centered community.
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Rainbow Project at the Manhattan Addiction
Treatment Center
600 E. 125th St.,Wards Island, NYC 10035

[email protected]
28 day rehab run by NY State for individuals with
substance abuse issues.
Rainbow Tango
Chelsea Studios, 151 West 26th St. 5th Fl.,NYC 10001

917-373-7446

[email protected]

www.learnargentinetango.com
Open role tango.
Rainbow Wedding Network Magazine
P.O. Box 17596, Ashville, NC 28816

866-251-1564

www.rainbowweddingnetwork.com
LGBT wedding magazine
Rainbow Dee’s Coming Events Newsletter

[email protected]

www.rainbowdeecomingevents.com
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Lists plays, dances and events for lesbians in the tristate* area. (* NY, NJ, CT ) Weekly, the newsletter
arrives via bcc email to help gals plan where to go and
what to do for recreation/relaxation in the company of
other lesbians. This enables readers to support lesbian
and LGBT events/entertainment beyond the bar scene.
It also includes info regarding workshops, training
and support groups. Once a month an update of events
through the end of the year is sent; this helps event
planners to avoid scheduling conflicts. There is NO
charge to receive the newsletter or have events posted.
(Just send event info in plain word format). This list is
never shared – Strictly Confidential.
Ramapo Pride
505 Ramapo Valley Rd., Mahwah, NJ 07430-1608

201-684-7468

[email protected]
Ramapo College’s gay/straight alliance.
Rashawn Brazell Memorial Fund
P.O. Box 211, NYC 10037-9998

206-203-1335

[email protected]

www.rashawnbrazell.com
Aims to establish sustainable tribute that promotes
critical thought about the impact of violence and
intolerance, particularly on queer communities of
African descent. Seeks to empower future generations of
activists and scholars by providing financial support and
mentoring opportunities.
Realization Center Inc.
19 Union Square West 7th Floor
NYC 10003-3304

212-627-9600

[email protected]

www.realizationcenternyc.com
Comprehensive outpatient chemical dependency
program. Individual/group/family therapy for those in
trouble with substances, relationships, selves. Treats all
addictions, including crystal meth. Serves LGBT clients
in safe, confidential setting. Medicaid, insurance, selfpay.
Right Rides
26 Court St. Suite 505, Brooklyn, NY 11242

718-522-0822, 718-964-7781

[email protected]

www.rightrides.org
Organizes volunteers to operate a fleet of up to 6 cars
donated by Zipcar Friday and Saturday nights from
11:59pm-3am, in up to 45 NYC neighborhoods. Driving
teams can only drive women and LGBTQ individuals
home. Builds safer communities by ending gender based
harassment and sexual assault through community
organizing and offering direct service, safety, education
and advocacy programs
Rockland County LINK
P.O. Box 703, Suffren, NY 10901

845-364-LINK (5465)

[email protected]
Only lesbian organization in Rockland that has a
mission to provide activities of kinship, mutual support,
sisterhood for lesbians. Membership includes newsletter
and e-mail notification of events.
Rodney Kirk Center
400 W. 43rd St., NYC 10036

212-971-0660
Information/referral services for residents of Manhattan
Plaza.
Room To Write

[email protected]
Writing group open to all in the LGBT community,
whether novice or experienced writer. All subjects and
styles of writing are welcome.
Runaway Hotline
2740 Martin Ave., Bellmore, NY 11710

516-679-1111
Resource for runaway/homeless/abused youth to get
counseling screening for and arranging transportation
for runaway/homeless youth in Nassau County to
emergency shelter.
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Safe Horizon/Domestic Violence Shelter Program
2 Lafayette St., 3rd Floor, NYC 10007

800-577-7777 (crime victims)
212-227-3000 (rape, sexual assault)

[email protected]

www.safehorizon.org
Phone counseling, info, referral to City services,
advocacy, support.
Safe Space Drop In Center
24 W.30th St. 2nd Floor, NYC 10001

212-481-8062

[email protected]

www.safespacenyc.org
Case management, counseling, referrals, food, internet
access, educational services, job skills, training for
youth. Drop in hours, Monday-Friday 1-7pm.
Safe Space-The Staten Island LGBT Center
25 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, NY 10301

718-808-1360, 718-808-1351

[email protected]

www.silghtcenter.org
Two ongoing support groups weekly for LGBT teens
13-17. Explore/address questions about sexual
orientation, gender identity/expression, coming out to
family/friends, other topics relevant to healthy
development in setting that is both welcoming and
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interviewed by group facilitator.

212-486-7693

http://schumer.senate.gov/
SAGE/Queens
Queens Community House, 74-09 37th Ave., Suite #409,
Jackson Heights, NY 11372

718-533-6459

[email protected]

www.queenscommunityhouse.org
Serves LGBT adults, 55+. Open 5 days a week. Monthly
Saturday socials, men only group, Spanish speakers
group, walking/dining clubs, casework assistance,
classes, discussions, lectures, trips.
Scouting for All
P.O. Box 600481, San Diego, CA 92120

619-229-1612

[email protected]

www.scoutingforall.org
501 c reaches out to GLBTQ youth to get Boy Scouts of
America to rescind policy of discrimination against gay/
atheist youth and adults.
Sage: Services and Advocacy for GLBT elders
305 Seventh Ave., 16th Floor, NYC 10001-6008

212-741-2247

[email protected]

www.sageusa.org
Counseling, case management, drop-in center, women’s
events, outreach, education, advocacy for LGBT seniors.
Programs for women, HIV positive, homebound,
caregivers.
Samaritans of New York
P.O. Box 1259 ,Madison Square Station, NY 10159

212-673-3000 (Hot Line)

www.samaritansnyc.org
24-hour non-religious suicide prevention hotline offers
emotional support. Technical assistance for service
providers and support groups for those who have lost a
loved one to suicide.
Samuel Field Y
55-20 Little Neck Pkwy, Little Neck, NY 11362

718-225-6570

[email protected]

www.sfy.org
GALA Group-social activities for gay/lesbian adults over
50.
Sanctuary for Families
P.O. Box 1406 Wall St. Station, NYC 10268

212-349-6009

[email protected]

www.SanctuaryforFamilies.org
Individual counseling. Legal services for LGBT victims
of domestic violence.
SATTI Group: Sexual Addiction, Sexual Abuse &
Sexual Aggression Treatment & Training Institutes.
1 Patchin Place, NYC 10011

212-366-1490

[email protected]
Treats sexual addiction, particularly those addicted to
both sex and drugs (crystal meth/cocaine. Trains other
professionals.
Schumer, Charles E., U.S. Senator
757 Third Ave Suite 17-02, NYC 10017

212-486-4430
212-486-7803 (TDD)
Scrabblers

212-362-5889
All levels of GLBT Scrabble players. Bring boards. Play
in English, Spanish, French, Italian. 2nd & 4th Mondays,
8-10:45pm at The Center.
Serendipity Women

347-806-0130(Donna) 212-479-7886 (Voicemail)

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ The_House_of_
Serendipity
Support group for lesbian, bisexual, same gender loving
women of color over 50. Topics may vary. Call for
meeting time and place.
Servicemembers Legal Defense Network
P.O. Box 65301, Washington, DC 20035-5301

202-328-3244

[email protected]

www.sldn.org
National non-profit legal services, watchdog, policy
organization dedicated to ending discrimination against,
and harassment of, military personnel affected by “don’t
ask, don’t tell policy and related forms of intolerance.
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Services & Advocacy for GLBT Elbers-Long Island
(SAGE-LI)
34 Park Ave., Bay Shore, NY 11706

631-665-2300

[email protected]

www.sageli.org
Serving GLBT older adults (age 50+), provides social
and recreational programming; health and wellness
events; educational programs; advocacy; supportive and
mental health services; and community education.
Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (SCA)
P.O. Box 1753 Old Chelsea Station, NYC 10113

800-977-4325 (outside NYC)

212-439-1123 (national info & phone line)

(literature orders) [email protected] (meeting
list changes)

www.sca-recovery.org/cities/newyork
Fellowship of men/women who share experience.
Strength, hope of solving their common problem, help
others recover from sexual compulsion, and stay sexually
sober. Only membership requirement is desire to stop
having compulsive sex. No dues/fees; self supporting
through contributions. Not allied with any sect,
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denomination, politics, organization or institution; no
wish to engage in controversy; endorses or opposes no
causes.
Sexuality Information & Education Council of the
United States (SIECUS)
90 John St. Suite 704, NYC 10038

212-819-9770

[email protected]

www.siecus.org
Information and educational resources on sexuality and
sexual health.
Shades of Lavender
260 Broadway 4th. Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11211

718-388-0028 ext.110/111

[email protected]
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www.BATF.net
LGBT division of Brooklyn AIDS Task Force, for
lesbians/bisexual/questioning women/youth. Education,
Info groups, activities daily.
Shades of Poly (SOP)

718-404-3906 ext.5522 212-479-7886
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Contact: Ingrid Rivera. Social/support group for women
of color who explore polyamorous relationships. Topics
include triad relationships, polyfidelity, etc.
SHARE: Self-help for Women with Breast or Ovarian
Cancer
1501 Broadway, Suite 704A, NYC 10036
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212-719-0364 866-891-2392 (toll free)

www.sharecancersupport.org
Alice Yaker, Executive Director. For women, families,
friends affected by breast/ovarian cancer. Free hot lines,
support groups, educational programs in English/
Spanish. Calendar of events, advocacy activities.
HOTLINES, 212-382-2111 (breast) 212-719-1204
(ovarian) 866-537-4273 (statewide ovarian toll free)
212-719-4454 (Spanish).
She Magazine
6511 Nova Dr. #173, Davie, FL 33317

954-474-0183

[email protected]

www.shemag.com
Lesbian lifestyle magazine
Sirens Motorcycle Club NYC
The Center , 208 W. 13th St., NYC 10011

212-749-6177

[email protected]

www.sirensnyc.com
NYC’s leading women’s motorcycle club. Emphasizes
safety, solidarity, support, friendship. Meets 3rd
Tuesdays at 8 pm.
Sistahs 20-Something

212-479-7886 (24 hr Hot Line)

[email protected]
Support/social/cultural/empowerment group for lesbian,
bisexual, same gender.
Sistahs in Search of Truth, Alliance & Harmony
(SISTAH)

212-479-7886 (24 hr Hot Line)
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[email protected]
Addresses cultural, spiritual, social economic, supportive
needs of bisexual, lesbian, same gender loving women of
color and families and friends. Meets 1st, 3rd, 4th.
Sisters of Caribbean Ancestry (SOCA)
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646-578-9004

[email protected]
Outreach social/cultural/networking for LGBT,
transexual, two spirit, women-loving women of
Caribbean ancestry, partners, families, friends.
Ski Bums
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The world’s largest club of LGBT skiers and
snowboarders.
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[email protected]
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www.ski-bums.org
SMART (Fund for the City of New York
306-308 W. 38th St., 6th Floor, NYC 10018

212-564-3282
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[email protected]

www.smartuniversity.org
Treatment, education, support for women and teenagers
living with or affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Society of Lesbian and Gay Anthropologists
(SOLGA)
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[email protected]
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http://www.uvm.edu/-dlrh/solga/
Promotes communication, encourages research, develops
teaching materials, serves interests of gay/lesbian
anthropologists in association.
Sophisticated/Aggressive Gents
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212-479-7886 (Donna) 646-330-8641 (Paris)
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[email protected]
Social/support group for women who identify as butch,
bois, AG’s, studs, daddis, gents. Meets 3rd Tuesdays, 6-8
pm.
Soulforce NYC
c/o Andrew Brewer
50 E. 4th St., NYC 10003

212-777-8444
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[email protected]

www.Soulforce.org
Organization committed to ending the spiritual violence
caused by anti-LGBT religious policies and teachings.
South Beach Psychiatric Center-Heights Hill Mental
Health Service
25 Flatbush Ave. 3rd. Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11217

718-875-1420
LGBT-affirmative program for those with major mental
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illness. Outpatient program/inpatient referrals.
South Brooklyn Legal Services HIV Project
105 Court St., Brooklyn, NY 11201

718-237-5546
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www.sbls.org
Provides legal advocacy and info in civil cases to
low-income people in southern and western Brooklyn.
Spanish Language Club

212-772-3511
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[email protected]
Don Ventura, Language Instructor/Coordinator.
Upgrade ability to speak, read and write. Roundtable
discussion, occasional readings, social events. No
English. Open to everyone, natives included. Meets 1st
and 3rd Mondays, 6-8 pm at the Center.
Spartan Brotherhood
P.O. Box 656513, Fresh Meadows, NY 11365-6513

718-357-7075
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[email protected]
Non-profit fraternal brotherhood; members worldwide.
Events scheduled by age, class, specialized interest. All
men welcome.
Squadron, Daniel, New York State Senator

212-298-5565
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212-298-5574
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[email protected]

www.danielsquadron.org
St. Ann’s Church of Morrisania Gay and Lesbian
Ministry
295 St. Anne’s Ave., Bronx, NY 10454

718-585-6325
Supportive ministry.
St. John’s University Gay and Lesbian Law
Association (GALLA)
516 W. 126th St., NYC 10027
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[email protected]

http://new.stjohns.edu/academics/graduate/law/
journals/galla/
St. Mary’s Center, Inc.
516 W. 126th St., NYC 10027

212-662-1826
Skilled nursing. Adult day services for people with
AIDS/HIV.
Staten Island LGBT Center
25 Victory Blvd. 3rd Floor

718-808-1360, 718-808-1351
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[email protected]
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Provides LGBT individuals/families with direct local
access to culturally competent, gay-oriented, LGBTfriendly services, programs, events, activities that
promote physical, mental, emotional health and well
being, including information and referral services;
service navigation and advocacy; youth drop-in space
and services; David Bohnett Foundation Cyber Center;
free and confidential mental health services; HIV
counseling and testing, resource library; workshops,
discussion and support groups, educational forums;
social and LGBT visibility-enhancing events such as the
Staten Island Pride Parade and Festival and the annual
Coming Out picnic.
Staten Island Stonewall
One Lakeside Place, Staten Island, NY 10305

718-816-5508

[email protected]

www.sistonewall.org
Proud and political!
Steinway Child & Family Services, Inc
22-15 43rd. Ave., Long Island City, NY 11101

718-389-5100

[email protected]

www.steinway.org
Non-profit human services agency dedicated to providing
comprehensive, quality services to children, families,
young adults, seniors to restore them to optimal level of
functioning.
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Stephen Wise Free Synagogue
30 W. 68th St., NYC 10023

212-877-4050

[email protected]

www.swfs.org
Gary Brettton-Granatoor, Rabbi.
Steven Donaldson Social Justice Room
106 Earl Hall, MC 2008 Columbia University 2980
Broadway, NYC 10027-6902

212-854-1488
Stonewall Chorale, The
P.O. Box 920, NYC 10011

212-971-5813

[email protected]

www.stonewallchorale.org
Nation’s first LGBT chorus.
Stonewall Community Foundation
c/o William McDermott, Interim Executive Director
119 W. 24th St. 7th Floor, NYC 10011

212-367-1155

[email protected]+I725+I707

www.stonewallfoundation.org
Public charity for LGBT NY. Grantmaking/technical
assistance. Supports LGBT organizations, helps donors
realize philanthropic goals. Student scholarships.
Stonewall Democratic Club
P.O. Box 514, NYC 10113

212-330-6572

[email protected]
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
www.sdnyc.org
Big tent and welcoming LGBT club. Meets 4th
Wednesdays at the center.
Stonewall Republicans
P.O. Box 65613, Fresh Meadows, NY 11365-6513

718-357-7075

[email protected]
First political party GLBT/Two Spirit advocacy group.
Guest speakers, socials. Open to all, regardless of
political orientation.
STONEWALL Veterans’ Association (S.V.A.)
70-A Greenwich Av. Suite 120, NYC 10011

212-627-1969

212-369-1969

[email protected]

www.STONEWALLvets.org
Williamson Henderson, Director, Storme DeLarverie,
Ambassador; Emile Griffith, V.P. Participants in
legendary Stonewall Rebellion of “69 Cadillac Stonewall
Car. Sponsors annual “Stonewall Symposium” and
“Stonewall Showtyme”. Guest speakers for other
GLBT organizations. “Friends of SVA” for non-veteran
supporters. “Youth-4-SVA” for young supporters,
volunteers and students. Meets last Saturday of every
month, 4:15 pm, at the Center.*
Straight and Gay Alliance (SAGA)
City College of New York Finley Student Center
138th St. and Convent Ave, NYC 10031

212-650-2100

[email protected]

www.angelfire.com/planet/sagaofccny
Part of CUNY community. Helping to create safe
learning and social environment for LGBTQ students
and their allies.
Straight Spouse Network
Box 507, Mahwah, NJ 07430

201-825-7763

[email protected]

www.straightspouse.org
Worldwide support for straight spouses/partners, current
or former, of GLBT mates and mixed-orientation or
trans/non-trans couples.
Straight Spouse Network/Manhattan

212-866-6938

[email protected]

www.straightspouse.org
Contact: Peggy. Support of straight women/men, now
or once married to gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender
partners.
Stringer, Scott M., Manhattan Borough President
1 Centre St. 19th Floor South, NYC 10007

212-669-8300

212-669-4305

[email protected]

www.manhattanbp.org
Sts. Sergius & Bacchus CACINA Catholic Parish
97-05 101st. St., Ozone Park, NY 11416

718-641-5925

[email protected]

www.stssergiusandbacchuscathlocparish.org
Sunday Mass, 11am. Common sense Catholic
community welcomes all who are pushed away, rejected,
alienated because of life situations beyond their control.
Sacramental community in Catholic tradition (Catholic
Apostolic Church in North America). Clergy available
for weddings, holy unions, counseling, etc.
Sugar LGBT Diabetics

917-720-3695

[email protected] (Tony), Katie@
act1diabetes.org (Katie)
We are the first (official) group for LGBT diabetics in
NYC. Our mission is to offer support to both the newly
diagnosed and seasoned diabetics (all types of diabetics
welcome) who identify as part of the LGBT community.
Support Group for Single Lesbians

718-762-3473 (Pauline)
Support and social group for single lesbians meeting in a
caring and safe space.

phone

fax

email

web link
*
The
Center
208
West
13th
Street
New
York
NY
10011
T
Team New York Aquatics

[email protected]

www.tnya.org
Master aquatic team welcomes swimmers and water polo
players of all ability, age, sexual orientation or race.
Teen Outreach Prevention Service
Bellevue/NYU School of Medicine Pediatrics, 550 1st
Ave., Room 8 West 50, NYC 10016

212-263-8973
212-263-7806

[email protected]
Peer Education/Outreach program provides interactive
workshops for youth 12–24 on HIV/AIDS, safer sex,
STDs, reproductive health, and sexually connected to
HIV counseling and testing, as well as medical, mental
health and social services (see Bellevue Adolescent HIV/
AIDS Clinic).
The Glines, Inc
270 W. 36th St, 2nd Floor, NYC 10018

212-354-8899

[email protected]

www.theglines.com
Oldest professional gay theatre company in the world.
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The Transgender Project National Development and
Research Institutes
7 West 23rd St. 8th Floor, NYC 10010

212-845-4617

[email protected]

www.ndri.org/transgender
Describes economic, social/personal, family, workplace
experiences of male-to-female trans-persons, how
experiences change over lives, impact on mental/physical
health.
The Trevor Project

212-509-0042, 866-488-7386 (Help line)

info@thetrevorproject,org

www.thetrevorproject.org
Leading national organization focused on crisis and
suicide prevention efforts among LGBT and questioning
youth. Operates a free and confidential helpline, inschool workshops, educational materials, online
resources and public policy advocacy.
This Way Out
P.O. Box 38327, Los Angeles, California 90038-0327

818-986-4106

[email protected]

www.thiswayout.org
Internationally distributed LGBT radio program.
Times Square Dance Club
P.O. Box 1229, Ansonia Station, NYC 10023

212-749-4291
516-623-1784 516623-3311

[email protected]

www.timessquares.org
NY’s only gay/lesbian square dance club. Open to
all square dancers. Educational, recreational, social
opportunities. Dances Tuesdays, 2nd/4th Fridays. Nonmembers, call for location.
Titone, Matthew J., New York State Assemblymember
853 Forest Ave., Staten Island, NY 10310

718-442-9932

[email protected]
Openly gay Assemblyman representing SI’s North Shore.
TOUCHAIDS Community Dinners
P.O. Box 23800, Brooklyn, NY 11202-3800

646-220-2287
Free dinners Mondays, 6:00pm, Quaker Meeting House,
110 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn. New guests welcome
(need proof of HIV+). Volunteers needed.
Towleroad
c/o Broadcast Corporation, 848 N. Rainbow Blvd.#1772,
Las Vegas, NV 89107

www.towleroad.com
Online news source offering broad range of
information on politics, pop culture, gay culture, media,
entertainment, photography, fashion, technology, men,
music and travel.
Trans Health Clinic
Ogden Family Health Center, 1067 Ogden Ave, Bronx,
NY 10452

347-623-2459

[email protected]
All services are confidential and provided in a safe,
sensitive and understanding environment.
Transgender Law and Policy Institute
328 Flatbush Ave., Box 312, Brooklyn, NY 11238

[email protected]

www.transgenderlaw.org
Non-profit organization advocates for transgender
people.
Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund
151 West 19th St., Suite 1103, NYC 10011

646-862-9396

[email protected]

www.transgenderlaw.org
National nonprofit civil rights organization committed
to ending discrimination based on gender identity/
expression, and to achieving equality for transgender
people through public education, test-case litigation,
direct legal services, and public policy efforts.
Transgender Scholarship and Education Legacy Fund
P.O. Box 540229, Waltham, MA. 02454-0229

781-899-5703
781-899-2212

[email protected]

www.tself.org
For transgender-identified students in the helping and
caring professions.

phone

fax

email

web link
*
The
Center
208
West
13th
Street
New
York
NY
10011
Treatment Action Group
611 Broadway, Suite 308, NYC 10012-2608

212-253-7922

[email protected]

www.treatmentactiongroup.org
Research and policy think tank for better treatments, a
vaccine and a cure for AIDS.
Triangle Community Center
16 River St., Norwalk, CT 06852

203-853-0600

[email protected]

www.ctgay.com
Non/profit services to help strengthen LGBT communities
sense of identity, pride, visibility. Works with greater
Fairfield county community to foster understanding/
awareness of LGBT issues.
TriMusicAngle, Inc.
332 Bleecker St. Suite K48, NYC

212-591-2886

www.lgbac.org
Umbrella for gay/lesbian music groups.
Trinity Place Shelter
164 W. 100th St., NYC 10025

212-222-7045
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
[email protected]

www.trinityplaceshelter.org
Non-profit, non-sectarian, 10-bed transitional shelter
open all year for homeless LGBTQ youth/young adults
(18-24). Provides shelter, food, case management,
counseling, transportation, additional support services.
Intakes on agency referral only.
Truth Wins Out

[email protected]

www.truthwinsout.org
Non-profit think tank and educational organization
counters right-wing disinformation campaigns, debunks
ex-gay myth, and provides accurate info on lives of
GLBT people.
TwentySomething NYC

[email protected]

www.20somethingnyc.com
Fun social experience for queer New Yorkers in and
around their twenties (ages 18-33). Meets first and third
Tuesdays 8pm at The Center.
U
U.S. Department of Justice Pride
c/o Greg Friel 2153 California St. NW #404,
Washington, DC 20008

202-514-3873

[email protected]

www.dojpride.org
LGBT employee association of US Department of
Justice.
Unitarian Church of Staten Island
312 Fillmore St., Staten Island, NY 10301

718-447-2204

[email protected]

www.unitarianchurchofstatenisland.org
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.
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Stonybrook
P.O. Box 602, Stony Brook, NY 11790

631-751-0297

[email protected]

www.uufsb.org
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Huntington
Interweave Group
109 Browns Rd, Huntington, NY 11743

631-427-9547, 631-423-1504

[email protected]

www.uufh.org
Provides place for LGBT members of UUFH/friends to
socialize, reach-out to LGBT community in support of
justice and equality.
United Federation of Teachers

212-777-7500

www.uft.org
United Fellowship Church of New Brunswick

732-214-0390

[email protected]

www.ufcnb.org
Rev. Kevin E. Taylor, Pastor/Founder.
Unity Fellowship of Christ Church
2578 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11207-2413

718-385-2406

[email protected],
www.unityfellowsipchurch.org

www.ufcnyc.org
Bishop Zachary G. Jones, Pastor. Supports lesbian/gay
community in black tradition.
Urantia Book Study Group

917-701-9033

[email protected]

www.urantiabook.org
Cutting-edge spirituality for today. LGBT-friendly.
Unlock door to spiritual wisdom/universal
understanding. Free weekly study group, Tuesday, 7–9
pm, in SoHo.

phone

fax

email

web link
*
The
Center
208
West
13th
Street
New
York
NY
10011
USNA Out
c/o Jeff Petre, 1600 21st St. NW, Washington, DC 20009

www.usnaout.org
LGBT US Naval Academy Alumni and supporters, most
of whom never any role models before, now out and here
for all to see, including LGBT midshipmen and alumni
who are currently serving on active duty, their families
and confidants.
V
Van Bramer, Jimmy, New York City Councilmember
47-01 Queens Blvd, Suite 205, Sunnyside, NY 11104

718-383-9566

718-383-9076

[email protected]

Openly gay Councilmember representing District 26
Queens (Woodside, Sunnyside, Long Island City, Astoria,
and Maspeth).
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Vance, Cyrus R., New York County District Attorney
1 Hogan Pl., NYC 10013

212-335-9082 (Community Affairs)

http://manhattanda.org/
VegOut NYC

[email protected]

www.meetup.com/vegout-nyc
Monthly potlucks for LGBT vegetarians/vegans/friends.
Meets 3rd Sundays, 5–7 pm, at the Center.* Bring vegan
dish (no meat/poultry/fish/eggs/dairy/honey). Monthly
VegOutings at vegetarian/veg-friendly restaurants.
Velazquez, Nydia M., U.S. Representative
266 Broadway, Suite 201, Brooklyn, NY 11211

718-599-3658
212-673-3997

www.house.gov/velazquez
Represents 12th Congressional District (parts of
Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens).
Velvetpark Magazine
210 Cook St., Apt. 311, Brooklyn, NY 11206-3769

347-881-1025
888-616-1989

[email protected]

www.velvetparkmagazine.com
National magazine for educated urban lesbians,
feminists, gay men. Political commentary, highlights
celebrity, everyday dyke-cons, music, film, book reviews.
Victoria Congregational Church-United Church of
Christ
144-64 87th Ave., Jamaica, NY 11435

718-297-9733

[email protected]

www.myspace.com/vccbriarwoodny
Opening and affirming congregation welcoming of LGBT
community. 11 am Sunday worship service followed by
coffee and fellowship.
Village Care of New York
154 Christopher St., NYC 10014

212-337-5600

[email protected]

www.vcny.org
Non-profit, community-based organization serving older
adults, persons living with HIV/AIDS and individuals in
need of medical and rehabilitation services.
Village Center for Care AIDS Day Treatment
Program
121B W. 20th St., NYC 10011

212-337-9220

[email protected]

www.vcny.org
Medical/nursing, mental health, harm reduction, case
management, nutrition, rehab services. Hot meals served
daily.
Village Center for Care AIDS Day Treatment
Program
45 Rivington St., NYC 10001

212-539-6450

[email protected]

www.vcny.org
Village Playwrights
c/o Emanuel Gavales P.O. Box 20303, NYC 10011

212-645-1514

[email protected]
LGBT playwrights/screenwriters present scripts in cold
or rehearsed readings, get feedback. Meets 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays, 8–10 pm, at the Center.*
VISAGE for Youth

973-285-1595 (Help Line)

[email protected]
Verona straight and gay experience, young people 14-21
welcome. Call for meeting time/directions.
W
Weiner, Anthony, U.S. Representative
80-02 Kew Garden Road Suite 5000, Kew Gardens, NY
11415
718-520-9001
718-520-9010
www.house.gov/weiner
Represents 9th Congressional District (parts of Queens,
Brooklyn).

phone

fax

email

web link
*
The
Center
208
West
13th
Street
New
York
NY
10011
WELL-Rehoboth Temple Christ Conscious Church
Grace United Church of Christ 310 West 139th St., NYC
10030
212-462-8805
www.rehobothtemple.com, www.gaybygod.net
Endeavors to provide safe space for all persons —
especially those who have been wounded by oppressive
religion. We invite all persons to join us as we share
and create an environment where persons are free to
live their individual truth. We will reject any misguided
messages of self-hatred, intolerance, or prejudice that
fail to acknowledge that all individuals are fearfully and
wonderfully made in the likeness and image of God. We
will intentionally resist the desire to tell individuals what
and how to think. We will seek to provide individuals
with the tools to think for themselves.
West Village Trans-Legal Clinic: Name Change
Project
212-353-9118
Free information and assistance to transgender identified
people interested in obtaining legal name changes. The
Center, 1st Mon sign-up 6-6:30pm .
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Westchester Lesbian Connection
P.O. Box 626, White Plains, NY 10603
914-517-5455
Recreational, social and educational events.
Whitman-Walker Clinic
1701 14th St. NW, Washington, DC 20009
202-939-7633
www.wwc.org
Non-profit community-based health organization serving
DC metro area. Established by/for LGBT community to
end suffering of those infected/affected by HIV/AIDS.
Wingo, Inc
224 W. 35th St. Suite 604-A, NYC 10001
212-244-4880
www.dougwingo.com
Works with clients to help establish /nurture relationships
with donors through fundraising/donor communications
supporting work of LGBT,AIDS services, progressive
non-profit organizations.
Women About, Inc.
P.O. Box 146 Chelsea Station, NYC 10011-0146
212-642-5257
www.womenabout.org
Creating community for lesbians since 1976. NY’s
largest, oldest non-profit adventure/social club for
women. More than 120 activities per year.
Women In Need (WIN)
115 W.31st St., NYC 10001
212-695-4758
www.women-in-need.org

www.manhattan.va.gov
Youth Enrichment Services (YES)

[email protected]

www.gaycenter.org
Jenny DeBower, LMSW, Director. Activities based
empowerment/prevention program for LGBT youth,
13-21. Theatre, art, writing, journalism, leadership
training, job seeking, advocacy, referrals, crisis
counseling.
Youth Pride Chorus
676A 9th Ave., Suite 405, NYC 10036

212-344-1777

[email protected]

www.bapany.org
Program of NYC Gay men’s Chorus and the Center*.
Open to LGBT and allied youth ages 13-21.
Z
Zappalorti Society-Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual,&
Transgender Psychiatric Survivors
c/o Bert Coffman 14 E 28th St., NYC 10016-7464
917-286-0616
212-889-4262
Peer group of LGBT persons labeled mentally ill/
depressed by mental health system. Committed to mutual
support, advocacy, empowerment, and obtaining relevant
quality services to meet community needs. Named in
honor of Jimmy Zappalorti, disabled Vietnam Era Navy
veteran/psychiatric survivor, murdered by gay bashers on
Staten Island in 1990. Meets Saturdays, 1-4 pm, at the
center.

phone

fax

email

web link
*
The
Center
208
West
13th
Street
New
York
NY
10011
Women’s Center of Brooklyn College
227 New Ingersoll Hall, Brooklyn, NY 11210
718-951-5777
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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New York City Comptroller John C. Liu
Office of Policy and Research
One Centre Street, Room 517
New York, NY 10007
 212/669-2697
 212/815-8532
www.comptroller.nyc.gov
Visit the Comptroller’s website and click on
the homepage icon for the LGBT Directory, or type
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