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Gay history for gay travelers: Oscar Wilde Tours organizes group tours focused on gay history, culture, and art. From Socrates to Michelangelo, from Whitman to Wigstock.
New York LGBTQ+ community health center providing affirming primary care, sexual health, and mental health services.
New York City nonprofit providing housing, support services, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness.
Women's Liberation Center
Historic feminist and LGBTQ+-inclusive organizing and community resource in New York.
The leading LGBTQ+ media advocacy organization, working to accelerate acceptance through storytelling, journalism, and entertainment industry outreach. GLAAD was founded in New York in 1985 in response to stigmatizing AIDS coverage and now operates nationally.
The world's largest collection of materials by and about lesbians, housed since 1993 in a Park Slope brownstone. The Archives preserve over 20,000 books, thousands of periodicals, photographs, and personal papers — all freely accessible to the public without academic gatekeeping.
A national education organization focused on creating safe and affirming schools for LGBTQ+ students. Founded in New York in 1990, GLSEN supports student-led Gender and Sexuality Alliance clubs, policy advocacy, and educator training across the US.
An inclusive St. Patrick's Day parade held annually in Sunnyside, Queens since 2000, founded as a direct alternative to the Manhattan parade's exclusion of LGBTQ+ groups. St. Pat's for All explicitly welcomes LGBTQ+ marchers, immigrants, and all communities, and has grown into a beloved neighbourhood tradition.
Major New York LGBTQ+ community center in Manhattan offering support services, cultural programming, and advocacy.
The nation's largest and oldest organization dedicated to LGBTQ+ older adults, founded in New York in 1978. SAGE provides direct services, advocacy, and a national network of LGBTQ+ welcoming care providers, with particular focus on isolated and low-income elders.
Brooklyn LGBTQ+ community center providing community programs, support services, and advocacy for local residents.