Queer Discussion Group (QDG)
Queer Discussion Group QDG is a safe, confidential space for queer students, gender-queer students, and students who may be questioning their gender or their sexuality. It gives those students a confidential, safe, judgment-free space where they can meet other queer students at Haverford, sit back and listen, or discuss queer issues such as coming out, discrimination, or who the best queer band/actor is. If you’re interested in joining QDG, or maybe just talking through some things over coffee, or emailing back and forth with someone who understands what you’re going through, shoot Josh an e-mail.
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A sex-ed site that can answer a lot of questions about sex, orientation and the emotions that go with both. - GLSEN Website
GLSEN believes that a quality K-12 education is a fundamental right of every American. To that end, GLSEN works with elected officials and other policy makers at the local, state and federal level to ensure that the best and most inclusive safe schools po - Control Tower
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A weekly sex advice column written by Seattle native and gay man Dan Savage. - 365 Gay
A news, opinion and blogsite dedicated to queer issues. - Laura's Playground
A support site for transsexual, transgender, transgenderists, crossdresser, androgyne, intersexed and transvestites. They also support (MTF) Male to Females, (FTM) Female to Males, transwomen, transmen, families, wives, husbands, partners and friends. - Mistress Matisse's Blog
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A support site for queer and questioning youth. - Asexual Visibility and Education Network
A support and education sight for asexuals and those with questions about asexuality. - PFLAG Homepage
Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (PFLAG) is a national non-profit organization that supports GLBT people, their families and friends through local PFLAG chapter helplines and support group meetings and locally and nationally produced