Below are the health organizations and resources that are closing the disparity gaps for LGBTQ+ individuals. View all other resources guides here.
Association of LGBTQ Psychiatrists
For nearly 50 years, the AGLP has provided a network of mental health resources and referrals to the LGBTQ community.
Global Alliance of LGBT Education
GALE is a worldwide organization that focuses on the inclusion and education of LGBT issues, particularly focusing on nation's where queer individuals are given inequitable treatment and are put at a disadvantage because of their orientation.
GLMA
The Health Professionals Advancing LGBTQ Equality is one of the nation's largest and oldest organizations that focuses on health education and research for the Queer community. Its wide network of physicians and nurses provide care and advocacy for LGBTQ Health.
Gay Men's Health Crisis
The world's leader in HIV/AIDS education and advocacy. GHMC has pioneered the prevention and care—promoting and providing testing to the LGBTQ community.
Trans Lifeline
Run and operated by volunteer Trans individuals, Trans Lifeline is a vital resource for the trans community. Suicide rates are highest within the trans community, especially with POC.
SNaP Co.
With a focus on systemic inequities, SNaP Co. benefits the futures of the Black Trans community.
Trans Justice Funding Project
The Trans Justice Funding Project issues grants, empowering future Trans leaders to create impactful programs within their communities.
Marsha P Johnson Institute
Named after one of the most impactful voices in the Stonewall uprising and transgender rights, the MPJI creates community for Black transgender individuals.
ONE Archive
Housed at the University of Southern California, One Archve Foundation is one of the largest archives of LGBTQ history. Its collection preserves queer culture and is used as a resource and tool for education.
