Resources
Marsha P. Johnson (left) and Sylvia Rivera march in New York City in 1973.
Resources
Local resources:
Keene State College Pride: Click Here
Keene Human Rights Committee: Click Here
Venture Out Project: Click Here
PFLAG New Hampshire: Click Here
Just Plain Beth: Support for Parents of Transgender Children. Click Here
National resources:
LGBTQ+ Substance Abuse Recovery Help line: Click Here
Human Rights Campaign: Click Here
LGBTQ+ Cyber bully Help Center: Click Here
Bay Windows - New England’s largest LGBTQ+ newspaper: Click Here
The Trevor Project: Click Here
PFLAG’s Glossary of Terms: Click Here
An Easy Guide to Gender-Inclusive Language: Click Here
Online therapy resources for LGBTQ+: Click Here
Birth Injury Resources for LGBTQ+ Adoptive Parents: Click Here
LGBT National Hotline: 888-843-4564
LGBT National Hotline: 888-843-4564
National Youth Talkline: 800-246-7743
National Senior Hotline: 888-234-7243
National Coming Out Support Hotline: 888-234-7243
LGBThotline.org
Eating disorder treatment programs for LGBTQ+ people. Click here.
LGBTQ+ College Student Guide: Click here.
The Stonewall Riots: The Roots of Pride
In New York City in 1969, Stonewall Inn was raided by police sparking 6 days of protests and threw LGBTQ+ rights into the national spotlight.
Brief history of the riots: Click Here
The heroes of the riots: Click Here
The photo in the header of this page is of Marsha P. Johnson, aka the Mayor of Christopher Street. The “P” stood for “Pay It No Mind”. Marsha was instrumental in the Stonewall uprising in 1969. To learn more about this amazing activist, visit the Marsha P. Johnson Institute’s website.
