Princeton Pride!

Class of 2017 Group

Coming Out Group

The Gender Group

Queering the Color Line

Princeton Aces

Beyond the Binary

Athlete Ally

Twice Blessed

Outreach Chats—This semester, they will be on Wednesdays from 3-5 pm.

  Class of 2017 Group  This group is specifically for first-year students. It provides a chance to meet other LGBT students and find out more about the campus community. We meet Fridays from 1-2pm for lunch. Contact: [email protected].

  Coming Out Group for LGBT Students  For gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans-, queer or questioning students who are seeking to understand how their identity may impact various aspects of their lives. Group members may be contemplating when or how to be more open about their identity, and/or going through the “coming out” process now. The group offers a safe, confidential space in which members can get support and share experiences. CPS organizes this group. Contact: Dr. Joe Cooper— [email protected].

  The Gender Group   A supportive and confidential place for questioning, genderqueer and trans* students to discuss topics such as: gender identity, friends & family, transitioning, and navigating campus. Contact: [email protected].

  Queering the Color Line  This is a welcoming and supportive space for LGBT students of color to meet, hang out, and have dinner, which is provided. Contact: The LGBT Center, Fields Center, or Women’s Center. Contact: [email protected].

  Princeton Aces is a confidential discussion group for asexual and questioning students of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Contact: [email protected].

  Beyond the Binary  This is a group for students who do not identify as straight and also do not identify as gay or lesbian. If you feel you are straddling the line between both communities or as if your identity is beyond the binary, this is a discussion group where you can speak with other students about identity, orientation, relationships, and finding community. Contact:[email protected].

  Athlete Ally  This is an organization that strives to make sports an inclusive space for everyone, regardless of sexual or gender identity. Princeton's chapter is focused on raising awareness in athletics and giving allies on campus a means to express their support for the LGBTQA community. We are interested in recruiting all allies, straight, gay, trans, bi, asexual, label rejecting, etc. Anyone can be an Athlete Ally! This group meets biweekly. Contact: [email protected].

  Twice Blessed  This is a discussion group to talk about being LGBTQA and a person of faith. Members of all spiritual beliefs and faith backgrounds are invited to attend. Contact:  [email protected] or [email protected].

  Outreach Chats  A resource on campus for students seeking support for their sexual orientation and/or gender identity. Students can anonymously chat with LGBT peer educators in real time. For more information, visithttp://www.princeton.edu/lgbt/programs/peer-educators/outreach/

  For more information about any of these groups and for group meeting times and locations, please contact Debbie Bazarsky orAndy Cofino. 

Also, the LGBT Center’s Spring 2014 calendar is online. 

  Find LGBTQA events online:

http://www.princeton.edu/lgbt/programs/events_archive/

  Download a .pdf of our spring programming calendar:

http://www.princeton.edu/lgbt/programs/sp14_eventscalendar.pdf

  Learn more about our Active Allyship Programming Series:

http://www.princeton.edu/lgbt/programs/

    In addition to our discussion and support groups, there are also these fabulous LGBTQA groups:

  LGBT Peer Educators—The LGBT Peer Education Program is sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students as part of the Residential Education Program. The Peer Educators conduct educational panels and are peers who can talk anytime about issues relating to sexual orientation and gender identity. Contact: [email protected].

  Pride Alliance—Representing the interests of LGBT and questioning members of our community, Pride Alliance organizes meetings, dinners with professors, dances, and other events, such as Pride Week. Contact: [email protected].

  Princeton Equality Project—Committed to engaging the Princeton community with the fight for full LGBT equality, PEP aims to empower students to take on these important rights issues. Contact: [email protected].

  Queer Desi Tiger—This is a support and social group for queer and questioning South Asian students to share their experiences and build community. The confidential group meets biweekly to hang out and talk. Contact: [email protected].

  LGBTQYJ—Join this Jewish LGBTQ social group open to all, allies and non-Jewish students welcome. Contact: [email protected].

  Queer Graduate Caucus—The QGC is a graduate student group that aims to serve the social and intellectual needs of the graduate student community. Contact: [email protected].

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