Gender Identity Night is a support group for transgender and gender-diverse youth, ages 12-18, facilitated by Youth First staff. Youth are empowered to share their feelings, seek advice, and make connections with peers who have shared experiences. Some group topics include: coming out, healthy boundaries and relationships, family, school, communication, self-love, and more. For more information please […]
Nueroqueer Night, facilited by Youth First offers LGBTQIA+ youth the chance to develop friendships or seek support in a low-pressure, judgment-free zone which is welcoming of all nuerotypes, social needs, and communication styles. Whether you're excited to chat about your special interest, or looking to enjoy queer-friendly space with extra sensory modifications and support, Nueroqueer […]
Gender Identity Night* is a support group for transgender and gender-diverse youth, where teens are empowered to share their feelings, seek advice, and make connections with peers who have shared experiences. Some group topics include: coming out, healthy boundaries and relationships, family, school, communication, self-love, and more. For more information please contact Lauren Veatch at lveatch@myresourcecenter.org
Youth ages 15-18 are invited to participate in Youth First's craft night where they can use art to express their authentic selves. For more information please contact Lauren Veatch at lveatch@myresourcecenter.org
Gender Identity Night* is a support group for transgender and gender-diverse youth, where teens are empowered to share their feelings, seek advice, and make connections with peers who have shared experiences. Some group topics include: coming out, healthy boundaries and relationships, family, school, communication, self-love, and more. For more information please contact Lauren Veatch at lveatch@myresourcecenter.org
On the eve of Veterans Day, Resource Center's Advocacy program will host a VIRTUAL Conversation with author C. Dixon Osburn, led by the Center’s Senior Advocacy, Policy and Communications Manager Rafael McDonnell to discuss Osburn’s new book "Mission Possible: The Story of Repealing 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell."Osburn is the co-founder and former executive director of […]
For teens ages 12-18, Queer Sex Ed is facilitated by Youth First and provides a safe space to talk about things not always talked about in conventional sex education like transgender anatomy, consent, healthy relationships, and more. For more information about how to participate please contact Lauren Veatch at lveatch@myresourcecenter.org
Come play Dungeons and Dragons virtually with members of the Center's Youth First program. For more information please contact Lauren at lveatch@myresourcecenter.org
Gender Identity Night is a support group for transgender and gender-diverse youth, where teens are empowered to share their feelings, seek advice, and make connections with peers who have shared experiences. Some group topics include: coming out, healthy boundaries and relationships, family, school, communication, self-love, and more. For more information please contact Lauren Veatch at lveatch@myresourcecenter.org
Youth ages 12-14 are invited to participate in Youth First’s craft night where they can use art to express their authentic selves. For more information please contact Lauren Veatch at lveatch@myresourcecenter.org
Join us for a VIRTUAL edition of Resource Center’s Get Centered mission tour led by Center CEO Cece Cox. This isn’t your average tour! Get Centered focuses on the heart and soul of the agency's mission. You'll receive behind-the-scenes updates about our organization and hear powerful stories directly from Center clients and staff. This is a […]
Gender Identity Night is a support group for transgender and gender-diverse youth, ages 12-18, facilitated by Youth First staff. Youth are empowered to share their feelings, seek advice, and make connections with peers who have shared experiences. Some group topics include: coming out, healthy boundaries and relationships, family, school, communication, self-love, and more. For more information please […]
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