GiRLSPOT RESOURCES
at Harvard.
. The BGLTSA is Harvard's undergrad umbrella queer organization.
. Radcliffe Union of Students
. Women's cultural and racial initiatives: ABHW, SAWC, Latinas Unidas, AAWA, Jewish Women's Group
. Harvard College Women's Center- Canaday B basement, open 10am-5pm, 6-10pm
. QuenchZine
. CONTACT is a peer-counseling group that specializes in LGBT issues. Call 5-8111 Wednesday - Sunday 8pm-1am. Drop by their office in Thayer Basement Th, Fri, Sun.
. BGLTSA Resource Center has books, DVDs, magazines, condoms, lube, and space just to hang out! Open weekdays 11am-5pm.
in Boston.
. mad FEMME pride- Join this online group for smart, savvy, queer Boston-area femmes! Message board, events, etc.
. Boston Lesbian Avengers- Mondays 7-8pm. THis bisexual- and transsexual-friendly direct-action political group focuses on issues affecting lesbians.
. The List- Boston's Queer Agenda- great email ist with events, resourse, etc.
. The Bisexual Resource Center, conveniently located in Boston- Orange line to Back Bay, (617) 424-9595. Also check out: the Boston Bisexual Women's Network, which ostensibly has events listings, but doesn't seem to have been updated in a while.
. Fenway GLBT Helpline- anonymous and confidential phone lines that offer gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender adults and youths a �safe place� to call for information, referrals, and support.
. The Cambridge Women's Center - Mostly support groups and services for lower-income women, women of color, single-mothers, and all flavors of non-straight women. Located at 46 Pleasant Street, Cambridge, MA 02130. Call for events: (617) 354-6394.
Lesbian Rap Group- a bunch of older lesbians sitting around talking, very fun. - Wednesday nights 7:30pm year round
Bisexual Women's Rap - 1st and 3rd Tuesdays 7:30pm
Women's Coming Out Discussions - 1st and 3rd Saturdays 11am-1pm (except holiday weekends)
. Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition- dedicated to ending discrimination on the basis of gender identity and gender expression.
. PFLAG: Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays. Are you out to your family? No matter what your answer is, they can probably help; see if there's a chapter near where your parents live.
. The Transgender Forum Resource Guide has many gender resources.
. Boston Alliance of Gay, Lesbian and Transgendered Youth (BAGLY)- This group has weekly meetings in Boston and other events too. It seems oriented to those younger than college-age, but I'm sure anyone's welcome. The website hasn't been updated for a bit, but they have a mailing list you can join on the page and a toll free number: 800-42-BAGLY.
. The Rainbow Cafe- THis social lesbian group meets biweekly in gay-owned or ya-friendly establishments aroudn the Boston area. rainbowboston-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
bravenet.com