The Wednesday support group is a vibrant group of from twenty to thirty Trans, MTF, FTM, gender variant folk, partners, and allies who get together each week to support each other, build community and get the support and information they need to be whole and happy. This meeting is built on the legacy of over thirty years of continuous weekly support meetings for the trans community. This is an open, facilitated meeting. Contributions are very welcome but not required. Ingersoll Gender Center is a program of the Seattle LGBT Center
Maybe Baby is a Seattle support group for lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender and queer people who are interested in becoming parents. All are welcome. We
share stories and information about pregnancy planning, adoption, fostering and (maybe)
babies.
We meet monthly in Seattle and also have a listserve to share ideas, support, and success
stories.
Contact info:
info@maybebabyseattle.org
www.maybebabyseattle.org
BiNet Seattle is a bisexual non-profit, mixed gender, social and support organization created to foster a visible community for bisexual, bi-curious people, and their partners in the Puget Sound area. We support the community through educational speakings, support groups and social events.
Seattle Police Department LGBTQ Advisory Council - Main Room
Contact: Daniel Dueball: Daniel.Dueball@seattle.gov
The Wednesday support group is a vibrant group of from twenty to thirty Trans, MTF, FTM, gender variant folk, partners, and allies who get together each week to support each other, build community and get the support and information they need to be whole and happy. This meeting is built on the legacy of over thirty years of continuous weekly support meetings for the trans community. This is an open, facilitated meeting. Contributions are very welcome but not required. Ingersoll Gender Center is a program of the Seattle LGBT Center
WA State Mr/Ms Leather 26th Anniversary Contest Meet and Greet-(Private)
WA State Mr/Ms Leather Contest Interviews-(Private_
The Wednesday support group is a vibrant group of from twenty to thirty Trans, MTF, FTM, gender variant folk, partners, and allies who get together each week to support each other, build community and get the support and information they need to be whole and happy. This meeting is built on the legacy of over thirty years of continuous weekly support meetings for the trans community. This is an open, facilitated meeting. Contributions are very welcome but not required. Ingersoll Gender Center is a program of the Seattle LGBT Center
The Wednesday support group is a vibrant group of from twenty to thirty Trans, MTF, FTM, gender variant folk, partners, and allies who get together each week to support each other, build community and get the support and information they need to be whole and happy. This meeting is built on the legacy of over thirty years of continuous weekly support meetings for the trans community. This is an open, facilitated meeting. Contributions are very welcome but not required. Ingersoll Gender Center is a program of the Seattle LGBT Center
LGBTQ Book Club
February Book: Homo Domesticus by David Valdes Greenwood
Don't miss the first annual LGBTQ Wedding & Family Expo produced by RainbowWeddingNetwork.com, held Sunday April 6th from 12:30-3:30pm at the Seattle Marriott Waterfront. This exciting event will highlight over 50 screened gay-friendly businesses (wedding, travel, family, home), ceremony planning tips, music, presentations and more. Plus there will be a political edge with the new Same Love, Same Rights® Mobile Marriage Summit, helping to wake up the Seattle community to full Equal Rights in Marriage and Adoption. The Expo is FREE to attend! (Valet not included) www.SameLoveSameRights.com
Also. RainbowWeddingNetwork.com has offered the LGBT Community Center of Seattle a fundraising opportunity for this month: Help us out! All you have to do is purchase a year's subscription to RainbowWeddingNetwork Magazine ($29.99) and 20% of each sale will be donated directly the The Center. Right now is an important time - every penny counts as Seattle's only LGBT Community Center strives to keep its doors open. Join the fundraiser, receive the nation's first-ever LGBTQ wedding magazine, and help keep us going strong here at The Center. Thank You! .With just 100 new subscriptions, we could raise $600!!
www.RainbowWeddingNetworkMagazine.com or 866.251.1564 to subscribe.
Seattle Bisexual Women's Network
The Wednesday support group is a vibrant group of from twenty to thirty Trans, MTF, FTM, gender variant folk, partners, and allies who get together each week to support each other, build community and get the support and information they need to be whole and happy. This meeting is built on the legacy of over thirty years of continuous weekly support meetings for the trans community. This is an open, facilitated meeting. Contributions are very welcome but not required. Ingersoll Gender Center is a program of the Seattle LGBT Center
Maybe Baby is a Seattle support group for lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender and queer people who are interested in becoming parents. All are welcome. We
share stories and information about pregnancy planning, adoption, fostering and (maybe)
babies.
We meet monthly in Seattle and also have a listserve to share ideas, support, and success
stories.
Contact info:
info@maybebabyseattle.org
www.maybebabyseattle.org
American Heritage is an ongoing series of lectures and discussions that offer new perspectives on the role of African-Americans in American History. This second installment continues to explore the history of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer (LGBTQ) African-Americans but specifically focusing on transgender history. Gender identity beyond just Male or Female and transgenderism is not new in the African-American community. To be clear, this is separate from ones sexual orientation but generally refers to someone whose “gender identity or expression differs from the sex of their birth, whether they have surgery or not.â€
The Seattle LGBT Community Center mission is to provide opportunities and tools for LGBT individuals, organizations and communities that ensure their voices can be heard, included and affirmed; to be a place to engage, organize and effect change.
