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GaMIT (gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgenders, and friends at MIT) is the oldest queer group at MIT and the first in the US, GaMIT provides an avenue for LBGT social and political advocacy. Study breaks, coming-out support groups, and other events occur throughout the year.
Web: http://web.mit.edu/gamit/www/
Contact: gamit-admin@mit.edu |
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Girls Who Kiss Girls is an unofficial group of girls at MIT who kiss girls. Request to join this mailing list for fun and safe events for girls who kiss girls.
Contact: Abigail Francis |
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Rainbow Coffeehouse Officially known as the GLBT Graduate Student Coffeehouse, we support the social needs of MIT's LBGT community. Sponsors a monthly Coffeehouse Social and other events. All events are open to the public; everyone is encouraged to attend. Funded by the Graduate Student Council and MIT BGALA.
Web: http://mitgradlgbt.businesscatalyst.com/
Contact: rainbowofficers@mit.edu |
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Gender Fluidity Group is a newly-founded student group focused on raising awareness around the ideas and theories of gender fluidity--within and without MIT--and their intersections with sex, race, sexuality, class, and other personal and cultural identities.
Contact: parrotfish-exec@mit.edu |
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QUBE (Queers in the Built Environment) aims to highlight and create dialogue around the intersection of queer identity and the built environment through a variety of media including speakers, conferences, partnerships, publications, and social events.
Web: http://qube.mit.edu/
Contact: qube_officers@mit.edu |
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QSTAFF (Queer Staff) is MIT's list-serv for LBGTQ staff and faculty.
Contact: afran@mit.edu |
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LBGT-Faculty is MIT's list-serv for LBGTQ faculty.
Contact: afran@mit.edu |
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Sloan LGBT is a student-founded society fostering and promoting an honest and open environment for LBGT students, partners, faculty, and staff at Sloan. We also seek to increase personal and career growth opportunities for gay and non-gay professionals.
Web: http://web.mit.edu/lgbt/sloan/
Contact: lgbt-info@sloan.mit.edu |
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LBGT Issues Group A committee of faculty, staff, students, and alumni working together to ensure that MIT is a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment and that MIT's educational mission is upheld for all students regardless of LBGT identity. All are welcome to join.
Web: http://web.mit.edu/lbgt/ig/
Contact: lbgt@mit.edu |
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MIT BGALA (Bisexual, Gay, and Lesbian Alums) is MIT's queer alumni/ae organization.
Web: http://alumweb.mit.edu/groups/bgala/ |
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