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CENTER Tenants' Open House

Take a tour of The Center and meet The Center’s 23 tenant agencies:

AIDS Legal Referral Panel Legal Services

Our Families Coalition Children’s and Parenting Services and Family Services

Anything that Moves is a volunteer-driven internationally distributed quarterly magazine containing stories, poetry, news and other information on bisexual issues.

Asian Pacific Islander Wellness Center Health/HIV Services, Mental Health Services, and Youth Services

Bay Area American Indian Two Spirits is a volunteer organization offering culturally relevant activities for LGBT Native Americans their families and friends. BAAITS creates artistic, spiritual and cultural forums and activities to restore the role of Two-Spirited people within the American Indian community.

Bay Area Bisexual Network is an umbrella organization for bisexual groups, people and resources providing workshops, social events, discussions, and a speaker's bureau.

Bay Area Career Women founded in 1983, is an organization dedicated to networking, fundraising and visibility for lesbians. Bay Area Career Women provides personal and professional development through events, gives awards to outstanding lesbians through the LAVA Awards (Lesbians of Achievement Vision and Action), and funds individuals and organizations doing work on lesbian issues through A Fund of Our Own.

Bay Area Lawyers for Individual Freedom Legal Services.

BiNet USA is a national network of bisexual organizations and is dedicated to incorporating the needs and perspectives of bisexual people in the LGBT movement and other progressive movements through media visibility, educational programs and speakers’ bureaus.

Black Coalition on AIDS, Inc. Health Services. Founded in 1986, the Black Coalition on AIDS, is one of the oldest organizations in the nation dedicate to advocacy, education, and harm reduction on HIV/AIDS in the Black community.

Deaf Gay and Lesbian Center, founded in 1992, serves the needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing LGBT people. The Center’s services include: communications assistance, counseling, advocacy assistance, independent living skills training, employment assistance, community education, and information and referral services.

FTM, International, is the largest and longest-running education organization service female-to-male transgendered people and transsexual men. FTM International provides information, publications, news and peer support services.

Harvey Milk Institute. Bohnett Education Center, Lecture Series, and Arts Program.

Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center. Youth Services.

Lesbians and Gays of African Descent for Democratic Action.

Online Policy Group, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to online policy research, outreach, and action on issues such as access, privacy, and digital defamation.

Positive Resource Center, assists people affected by HIV/AIDS through culturally appropriate counseling, education and advocacy in making informed choices that maximize available benefits and employment opportunities.

Queer Cultural Center. Arts Program and Gallery Room.

Queer Youth Training Collaborative. Youth Services and Economic Development

QueerNet, provides hundreds of email-based communities for the gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgendered, HIV/AIDS, and leather/S&M communities.

Youth Gender Project. Youth Services. The Youth Gender Project (YGP) is a youth/adult partnership that uses a peer-based model to empower and support transgender, transsexual, gender-variant, intersex, and gender-questioning youth and young adults of all cultural, ethnic, and racial backgrounds. YGP fosters gender and cultural diversity and equity and creates social and institutional change through the education of all those who work with, or make decisions about the lives of, these young people.

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