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Providing support, advocacy & connection to the transgender community.

We welcome folks who are transgender, non-binary, gender non-conforming, two spirit, genderqueer, gender diverse, and gender expansive.

Transforming Generations is a non-profit organization providing support services to victims and survivors of gender-based violence in Hmong and Southeast Asian communities.

Lutheran (ELCA)

Provides safe shelter, legal services, mental and chemical health counseling, elder abuse resources, youth programming and community education, including public information campaigns to provide community members the information and support they need to get help or give help

Inclusive choral group that provides several popular concerts throughout the year

Twin Cities Leather designs and creates leather fashion and clothing, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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We are an open-hearted and open-minded worshiping community with stated and demonstrated commitments to being "Open and Affiirming" and to being a "Just Peace" church. We are also committed to economic and racial justice and to ecojustice, and work to understand the intersectionality of all these issues and how we are called to be part of the healing that is needed in this world. All are welcome, as we affirm that all are children of God - no exceptions.

LGBTQ+ Victory Fund supports pro-equality, pro-choice, out LGBTQ+ candidates at all levels of government who we know can win their elections and fight for our rights.

First established as Midwest Health Center For Women-Duluth in 1981, WE Health Clinic has provided sexual, reproductive, and abortion care in northeastern Minnesota for more than 40 years. WE Health Clinic’s mission is to provide, advance, and advocate for evidence-based reproductive and sexual health care for all.

WestBridge is a family-founded private non-profit organization. Our mission is to compassionately provide mental health and substance use treatment to individuals and their families. We incorporate evidence-based practices to promote resiliency and lifelong recovery.

Providing LGBTQ Student Athletes Equal Opportunities

The University of Minnesota Youth and AIDS Projects (YAP) was founded in 1989, with a mission to prevent transmission of HIV to and from high-risk youth and to provide care to youth and families living with HIV infection. Our governing philosophy is that adolescents can and do make responsible health-related decisions, given appropriate resources and support. YAP programs are grounded in the belief that HIV-related services for youth must be developmentally appropriate, culturally competent, coordinated, and family-centered in order to be effective.

YouthLink serves young people ages 16-24 experiencing or at risk of homelessness in the Twin Cities, MN. We help youth at all stages of their journey.