TGNCNB Peer Support Circle (IN-PERSON)
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UPCOMING EVENTS
march, 2023
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Served Since 1993
About The Network
The LGBT Network is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is a home and voice for LGBT people, their families, and support systems of Long Island and Queens. The LGBT Network’s community centers help LGBT people to be themselves, stay healthy, and change the world. Since 1993, the LGBT Network has been pioneering advocacy and social change to promote safe spaces where LGBT people live, learn, work, play, and pray.
Hosting 30+ in-person and virtual programs a week to reach and impact all corners of the LGBT Community from Long Island, Queens, and beyond.
Supporting youth and students in over 300+ school districts throughout Long Island, Queens and New York City.
We are excited to announce that applications are now being accepted for the LGBT Network’s LGBT/LGBT Friendly Senior Housing, featuring 75 newly constructed affordable apartments for LGBT seniors ages 55 and above in Bay Shore, anchored by a brand new 8,000 square foot LGBT community center.
Over 650 LGBTQ and allied students from across New York City and Long Island held the largest rally in the country to denounce Florida’s hateful “Don’t Say Gay Bill” at the LGBT Network’s 26th Annual LGBT Youth Conference at Citi Field on March 16th. LGBTQ students, their allies, and local leaders showed support and solidarity, by proudly proclaiming and chanting “WE SAY GAY” so loud that it could be heard all the way down South.
NEWS & MEDIA
WATCH NEWS12: LGBT Network President, David Kilmnick speaks with News12 about protests to ban LGBTQ books in Elwood School District.
“We can’t keep this bullying in the closet, you can’t keep LGBTQ in the closet,” said president of LGBT Network Dr. David Kilmnick.
“Reading about this won’t make anyone LGBTQ – I thought we were way past that. What it will do is open up the eyes and see that we need to treat people fairly and equally.”
WATCH NEWS 12: LGBT Network President David Kilmnick leads protest outside Norwood Ave Elementary School
“They’re the ones indoctrinating our kids and our communities with hate and that is not OK and we’re not going to allow it,” says David Kilmnick, President of the LGBT
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The LGBT Network relies on the support of their many volunteers to serve Long Island and Queens LGBT communities. As a volunteer, you will join the ranks of other kind, compassionate, generous, hardworking individuals who have affected tremendous and far-reaching change for our community.
OUR CENTERS
Astoria
Queens LGBT Center (Q Center)
35-11 35th Avenue,
Astoria, NY 11106
Telephone: 718.514.2155
Fax: 516.750.4715
Bay Shore
LGBT Friendly Senior Housing & Center
34 Park Ave.
Bay Shore, NY 11706
Telephone: 516.323.0011
Fax: 516.750.4715
Hauppauge
LGBT Network Headquarters & Center
125 Kennedy Drive, Suite 100, Hauppauge, NY, 11788
Telephone: 631.665.2300
Fax: 631.665.7874
Sag Harbor
The Hamptons LGBT Center
44 Union Street
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Telephone: 631.899.4950
Fax: 631.665.7874
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