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GLBT Organizations in Georgia
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| Organization | Description | Website |
| Human Rights Campaign | The HRCAtlanta Steering Committee is a diversevolunteer group of individuals working each and every day to bring the important work of HRC to gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and straight allies in the region. | http://atlanta.hrc.org/ |
| Atlanta Executive Network | Atlanta Executive Network is one of the largest networking organizations in the country. Founded in May 1992, the Atlanta business group has four goals: Promote Atlanta business and social contacts through networking; Advocate equality for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community; Promote diversity in the Atlanta business community and foster leadership in business, government and the arts. There's space on the group's website for resumes and the group holds separate luncheons each month for networking in a small environment. | http://www.aen.org/ |
| Atlanta Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce | Atlanta Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to the development and growth of Atlanta businesses that support the GLBT community. The group offers networking opportunities, business and investment seminars, and other events for gay professionals. | http://www.aglccserver.com |
| Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity (Georgia State University) | The Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity at Georgia State University is the oldest gay-straight student alliance in Georgia! Founded in 1982, we’re now celebrating 26 years as one of GSU’s most successful student organizations! Since then we’ve grown to be one of the largest chartered student organizations on campus, now with over 600 members. | http://www.gsualliance.com/ |
| Georgia Equality | Georgia Equality is the political advocacy voice of Georgia's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender citizens and their allies. Founded in Atlanta in 1995, it has grown into a true statewide organization and is known nationally as one of the leaders among state and local LGBT groups. | http://www.georgiaequality.org/cms/index.php |
| Mega Family Project | The MEGA Family Project aims to provide the very best support, education, and advocacy for LGBT families in Georgia. We are a very small organization trying to serve the needs of over 4,000 people in Georgia. That is a very tall order for an organization staffed with only one person. | http://www.megafamilyproject.org/ |
| Emory University - Office of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender Life | The Office of LGBT Life at Emory serves the Emory University Community. We're here for you, whether you identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender, as an ally to LGBT people, or just as someone who's interested in knowing more about lgbt activities/groups on campus. Come by to talk, browse through our library, and find out what's going on. Highlights of what the Office provides include: lgbt programming throughout the academic year (including the annual Pride Banquet), one-on-one support, the Safe Space program, a volunteer Speakers Bureau, speakers/workshops, the LGBT Programming Council and advocacy for lgbt equality in all aspects of the Emory community | .http://www.emory.edu/LGBOFFICE |
| University of Georgia - LGBT Student Support Services | Lambda Alliance was established in 1992 as the Athens Gay and Lesbian Association to meet the needs of the LGBTQA community. We are now an officially recognized student organization at UGA. Lambda Alliance's mission is to strengthen the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and ally (LGBTQA) community at the University of Georgia. | http://www.uga.edu/lambda |
| Atlanta Feminist Women's Health Center | Since 1977, the Feminist Women's Health Center has strived to meet our mission to empower women through service, education, and advocacy. As Atlanta's leading non-profit feminist women's health resource, we have earned an outstanding reputation for providing quality care and community education, while working unceasingly to improve women's health. Through our three programs,Cliff Valley Clinic, Division of Reproductive Medicine, and theCommunity Education & Advocacy Network,the Feminist Women's Health Center offers a wide range of services, programs, and education for the community we serve. | http://www.atlfwhc.org |
| YouthPride | YouthPride is acommunity centerwhere you will become empowered as a LGBTQ youth. Our center provides you with a place were you will no longer feel alone, invisible, condemned, or unsafe simply because of your sexual orientation or identity.At YouthPride, you will become " one of the family"!If you are between the ages of 13 and 24 years old then pleasevisit us and experience for yourself metro Atlanta's most established LGBTQ youth center. | http://www.youthpride.org |
| The HOPE Clinic | Our mission is to improve the health of people throughout the world by developing safe and effective vaccines and other prevention methods against HIV and other infectious diseases. | http://www.medicine.emory.edu/id/hopeclinic |
| AIDS Walk Atlanta | http://www.aidswalkatlanta.com/Page.aspx?pid=197 | |
| GAPHR: Georgia Association of Physicians for Human Rights | http://www.gaphr.org/ | |
| Hotlanta Volleyball Association | Hotlanta Volleyball Association (HVA) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote goodwill, understanding, and fellowship within Atlanta's Ts gay and lesbian community through the sport of volleyball. Comprised of Advanced, Intermediate and Recreational divisions, HVA sponsors many activities throughout the year including athletic leagues, tournaments, socials, and sponsorship of various community organizations to include Project Open Hand, ChildKind, American Red Cross and AIDS Walk Atlanta. HVA is a member of the North American Gay Volleyball Association (NAGVA). | www.hotlantavolleyball.org. |
| In the Life Atlanta | ITLA serves to promote unity, pride, self-empowerment, and positive visibility within Atlanta's Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender community of African descent through education, advocacy, and coalition building programs. ITLA is a proud member of the International Federation of Black Prides. | http://www.inthelifeatl.com |
| PFLAG Atlanta | http://www.pflagatl.org | |
| Gay, Bisexual, Straight Alliance | http://www.westga.edu/~galawgc/ | |
| Out & Equal-Atlanta | O&E-Atlanta provides equality for all in the workplace, including corporations, small businesses, non profits, educational, government and individuals. | http://oeatlanta.collectivex.com/join |
| ElectedHateCrimes out of Control | The numbers are shocking and growing rapidedly pertaining to the number of individuals working in state, local, county, and government positions of power or influence. Whether, hired or elected these individuals that I have witnessed are using their tax paid positions to inflect unbelievable personal harm and hate crimes against others whom they disapprove of. Gay individuals in the small North Georgia town I lived in until leaving for college, did and do, openly allow these illegal actions. At 18 I was kidnapped, beaten, raped, thrown off a water falls and left for dead. I survived. But, eight weeks later a Crucifix was burned on my parents lawn. Again, Police refused to arrest even though it was witnessed. The same two men that tried to kill me continued harassment. I shot them and moved to college. The town officials stated to me four months ago," They were forcing every Gay from their county and would do such things as, false arrest, physically and emotional harm, Invade privacy to slander, libel intimidate, even make them lose their jobs. The Sheriff stated to me when I mentioned Civil and Human Rights, "Queers don't have any rights, their immoral lives don't allow that." He informed me that if I was ever seen in that county again he would make up a reason to arrest me and he didn't have to answer to anyone for his actions. As I drove out of the City on my way home he had me followed. And since then numerous Civil and Human Rights, Hate Actions, and Privacy Invasion have occurred and I have filed charges with 13 Charges, and preparing a law suit at present. If you have been treated with hate actions, intimidation, harassment, Civil and Human Rights Violations, Slander, Libel, or any other form of discrimination please let me know. Dr. J. Goins, Ph.D. | lathamje@comcast.net |
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