February 2024

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!

In celebration of Black History Month, we’re excited to unveil our newest art exhibition, “Complex Complexions,” which celebrates the Black, Afro-Latine, and LatinX LGBTQIA+ experiences of expression through various visual arts. Co-curated by artists Lauryn Marshall and Houyee Chow, Complex Complexions showcases work from a collection of renowned artists that depict dynamic scenes of being Black, Afro-Latine, and LatinX that connect to themes of intersectionality and multidimensionality, exploring moments of intimacy, historical struggle, and a celebration of bodies. 

In this workshop, you will learn if you are eligible for the MOHCD Homeownership program and decide if you want to move forward with the remaining homebuyer education. The orientation provides an overview of affordable city programs, including eligibility requirements and the application process.

This is Part 1 of a two part series. Please make sure you also register for Part 2: Nuts & Bolts of Buying a Home. Both parts are required.

*This trans-led class is meant for all trans, intersex and gender nonconforming folks. We will explore yogic tools of breath, movement and internal focus which help us spend time in our bodies without spiraling into negative feelings about them. Beginners welcome!

This workshop will help you learn to develop a spending plan that prepares and empowers you to make SMART money decisions. We will look at short- and long-term goals, and manage your day-to-day spending to increase your financial security.

In-person drop-in space to receive help on resume, interview prep, LinkedIn profile review, and more!

Learn more about affordable housing opportunities through the Below Market Rate (BMR) apartment rental program managed by MOHCD.

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!

For LGBTQ+ youth ages 16-24, please join us at the Center for our monthly gathering filled with free food, drinks, activities, music, and community!

No RSVP needed. Email [email protected] for any questions. 

This is Part 2 of a two-part series. Please also register for Part 1: Budgeting, Saving, Credit & Debt. Both parts are required.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of talent, laughter, and queer expression at the SF LGBT Center! This month’s theme is “Love Out Loud,” with the intention of building off of the idea of what Queer Love means to the community. Performers can draw from whichever artistic expression they prefer, whether that’s music, poetry, stand-up comedy, or storytelling.

In-person drop-in space to receive help on resume, interview prep, LinkedIn profile review, and more!

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!

Queer & Well is excited to present our first offering with House of Our Queer on Building Your Own Spiritual Practice!

Generations Black LGBTIQQ History Experiences is a collaborative community event that highlights the historically important contributions of LGBTIQQI individuals from the African diaspora during February, Black History Month. This year we will Honor Our Past by featuring an archive of more than 300 biographies of historically significant Black LGBTIQQ folks that celebrates and expands our knowledge of Black LGBTIQQ history. We are also Creating The Future by awarding current luminaires in the Bay Area who are paving a brighter future for LGBTIQQ folks of African descent. These individuals are dedicated community members who are working hard to shape the future of our Black LGBTIQQ community. We will have entertainment and food for the festive occasion.

We are also pleased to include a mini-ball exhibition brought to you by Oakland to All. Come with your Afro-Futurism realness in full effect. You’ll see incredible performers dip, dive, and sashay as they work the runway. Audience members will also have a chance to compete for cash prizes in three categories.

Our beloved yoga instructor, Ki Charles, is BACK with a new FREE monthly yoga offering for you all, blending community conversation, connection, meditation, and yoga through Yoga with Ki.

Trabajadore Unidos Workers United presents a one-hour-long “Know Your Rights” workshop that will go over local and state labor laws and rights that apply to workers living in San Francisco.

In-person drop-in space to receive help on resume, interview prep, LinkedIn profile review, and more!

This new weekly support group is for trans, gender non-conforming, and questioning youth ages 16-24 looking for an affirming space to learn coping skills, discuss shared and individual challenges, and build community with each other. And did we mention we’ll have snacks?!

Our fan-favorite Queer & Well offering, Queer Tango, is BACK with our incredible teacher, Miranda Lindelow! The class will start with a foundational tango element, followed by something new. So whether you’re a first-timer or a more advanced student, we hope there will be something for everyone.