We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

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We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

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Transcend is for young Transgender, Gender Non-Conforming, and Non-binary folx of color between ages 13-34 and their friends. Drop-in Saturdays anytime between 12-4 pm to spend time with like-minded people in a safe space that encourages you to #BeYourself. During this time, center computers are available for research, job searches, and more.  Assistance Services such as HIV/STI Testing, food pantry, and others are also available.

To schedule an appointment for HIV testing outside of these drop-in hours, visit lgbtnetwork.org/transcend/

*If these hours don’t work for your schedule, please contact the Queens Center at 646-784-9112 or testingqueens@lgbtnetwork.org.

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

Transcend is for young Transgender, Gender Non-Conforming, and Non-binary folx of color between ages 13-34 and their friends. Drop-in Saturdays anytime between 12-4 pm to spend time with like-minded people in a safe space that encourages you to #BeYourself. During this time, center computers are available for research, job searches, and more.  Assistance Services such as HIV/STI Testing, food pantry, and others are also available.

To schedule an appointment for HIV testing outside of these drop-in hours, visit lgbtnetwork.org/transcend/

*If these hours don’t work for your schedule, please contact the Queens Center at 646-784-9112 or testingqueens@lgbtnetwork.org.

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

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Be ready to experience a symphony of talents, ranging from mesmerizing music and dance routines to captivating spoken word, visual arts, and more. With each act, you’ll witness the unique stories and expressions of LGBTQ+ youth who are breaking barriers and shining brightly. Come join us on September 8th from 5:00 to 7:00PM as we gather to applaud, connect, and amplify the incredible voices of LGBTQ+ youth. Let’s create a rhapsody of love, acceptance, and shared talent that resonates far beyond the stage. See you there!

Transcend is for young Transgender, Gender Non-Conforming, and Non-binary folx of color between ages 13-34 and their friends. Drop-in Saturdays anytime between 12-4 pm to spend time with like-minded people in a safe space that encourages you to #BeYourself. During this time, center computers are available for research, job searches, and more.  Assistance Services such as HIV/STI Testing, food pantry, and others are also available.

To schedule an appointment for HIV testing outside of these drop-in hours, visit lgbtnetwork.org/transcend/

*If these hours don’t work for your schedule, please contact the Queens Center at 646-784-9112 or testingqueens@lgbtnetwork.org.

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY

We are gearing up for the LGBT Network’s National Coming Out Day (NCOD) Campaign, that engages communities to take a stand against the discrimination, violence, harassment, and bullying of LGBT people by coming out in support of safe spaces where they LIVE, LEARN, WORK, PLAY, and PRAY.

People participate in the campaign by wearing a rainbow ribbon, a symbol of LGBT pride and history, as a way to visually “come out” in support of safe spaces for LGBT people. 

You can help us prepare for this important event by helping us cut ribbons – last year we cut and distributed more than 954,000 of rainbow and trans pride ribbon and this year, with your help, we intend to break that record. 

Queens LGBT Center | Contact: qcenter@lgbtnetwork.org

SIGN UP TODAY