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| Boston University | 617-353-9808 |
| Harvard BGLTSA | 617-495-1193 |
| Northeastern University | 617-373-2738 |
| Tufts University LGBT Center | 617-627-3770 |
| UMass Amherst (Stonewall Center) | 413-545-4824 |
BAGLY
(Boston Alliance of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth)
bagly@bagly.org
P.O. Box 814, Boston, MA 02103
Information: 800-42-BAGLY
Office: 617-227-4313, TTY 617-983-9845, FAX 617-227-3266
A well-established Boston area youth group which meets weekly and sponsors
occasional events (such as an annual gay ball). A gay group which is
especially welcoming to transgender folks.
Bisexual
Resource Center
brc@biresource.org
29 Stanhope St., Boston
P.O. Box 400639, Cambridge, MA 02140
617-424-9595
Boston area resource center for bisexuals. Home to many local support
groups and an excellent source of information on issues facing bisexuals.
Recently has worked to focus on youth-specific resources, BiYouth.
Biversity
Boston
29 Stanhope St., Boston, MA 02116
617-424-9595
A mixed-gender bisexual network of greater Boston operating out of the
Bisexual Resource Center. Call to leave a message or listen to a list
of coming events. If you want to receive the Biversity Calendar and
other Boston-area bi announcements by email, send a message (with the
word subscribe as the only text) to: biversity-request@blank.org.
Boston
Bisexual Women's Network
biwomen@biresource.org
617-424-9595
A feminist, not-for-profit collective organization whose purpose is
to bring women together for support and validation. It is meant to be
a safe environment in which women of all sexual self-identities, class
backgrounds, racial, ethnic, and religious groups, ages, abilities and
disabilities are welcome. Through the vehicles of discussion, support,
education, outreach, political action, and social groups related to
bisexuality, we are committed to the goals of full acceptance as bisexuals
within the gay and lesbian community, and to full acceptance of bisexuality
and the liberation of all gay people within the larger society.
Boston
Gay and Bisexual Married Men's Support Group
29 Stanhope St., Boston, MA 02116
781-316-1985, 781-545-2516
A discussion group for gay and/or bisexual married men, including many
who are working to preserve the marriage and some in the process of
separation or divorce
Boston
GLASS (Gay and Lesbian Adolescent Social Services)
93 Massachusetts Ave., Floor 3, Boston, MA 02116
617-266-3349
A drop-in center for GLBT youth (ages 13-25), offering 21 different
programs ranging from support to social to activist groups, such as
College Night, Youth of Color, Women's Night, Lesbian Avengers, Men's
Group, and Slice of Rice.
Cambridge
Women's Center
46 Pleasant Street, Cambridge, MA 02139
617-354-8807
An incredible resource for women right in Central Square! They have
a library and childcare and sponsor many interesting discussion and
support groups including: battered women's support group, lesbian Al-Anon,
open discussion for incest survivors, lesbian rap, coming out support
group, single Jewish lesbian and bisexual women group, sexual harassment
support group, and much more!
Gay
Fathers of Greater Boston
info@gayfathersboston.org
617-742-7897
A network of gay men who have children, living either with or
apart from them. Meets first and third Tuesday of every month at 8 PM
at the First Parish Church, 50 Church St., Waltham. There is a voluntary
$3 donation at the door. Meetings center around speakers and the issues
of gay fatherhood. Hosts social events.
Massachusetts
Governor's Commission on Gay and Lesbian Youth
State House, Room 111, Boston, MA 02133
617-727-3600 x312
The Commission's mandate is to make schools safe for gay and lesbian
youth and to eliminate harassment, violence, and suicide for all youth
in Massachusetts. Many of the problems facing gay and lesbian youth
are within the purview of state government and can be corrected by promulgation
of information, training, and the implementation and diffusion of formal
guidelines and state policy.
Project
10 East
info@project10east.org
P.O. Box 382401 Cambridge, MA 02238
617-864-GLBT
Project 10 East, Inc., builds bridges between communities and between
gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and straight youth alliances, creating
its model from the successes of existing school-based and community-based
programs. The project is geared toward direct support, advocacy, education,
and empowerment.
Greater
Boston PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays)
617-547-2440, 978-579-9769, 781-749-7730
Promotes the health and well-being of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
persons, their families and friends through: support, to cope with an
adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill-informed public; and
advocacy,rimination and to secure equal civil rights. This is the Boston
affiliate of the national PFLAG.
QAPA
(Boston Queer Asian Pacific Alliance)
qapa@geocities.com
P.O. Box 543, Prudential Station, Boston, MA 02199
617-499-9531
QAPA is committed to providing a supportive social, political, and educational
environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and questioning women and men
of Asian and Pacific Islander heritage (this is inclusive of A/PIs,
A/PI Americans and those who are of mixed A/PI heritage).
Sabor
A Mi (Es Algo Diferente)
Contact: Orlando Colon at 617-927-6244 (Fenway Community Health)
A social/cultural group for Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender Latinos
in the Boston area. Meets twice a month.
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