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Resources
from other organizations
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The American College
Personnel Association's Standing
Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Awareness
has an excellent Resource
Clearinghouse.
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The archival NASPA's
GLBT Network site offers links related to NASPA orGBLT
issues, information on domestic partnership, safe space programs,
career services, and GLBT Youth Resources. Note: The
Network has been replaced by the NASPA GLBT
Issues Knowledge Community (you need to use Internet
Explorer to visit this site)
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NATIONAL
QUEER STUDENT CAUCUS of the United
States Student Association, works to network, organize,
and advocate for LGBT students both within USSA and to ensure
that the rights of queer students are represented within the
student movement and on the federal level.
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The National
Gay and Lesbian Task Force site includes their
terrific LGBT
Campus Organizing: A Comprehensive Manual, as
well as a plethora of other materials on current issues. Most
of their publications can be downloaded and are excellent
additions to LGBT office libraries.
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CampusPride.net.
This site was launched in the fall of 2002. It serves
as a national network for GLBT student leaders.The site has
a lot of excellent resource information for student organizations
and activists. They also have their own email
list to network students.
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The
National Academic Advising Assocation (NACADA) Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual, Transgender, and Allies Concerns Commission
This site offers resources for advisors and
for students, assorted links, and basic information for academic
advisors about the LGBT community. The focus is aimed at those
who work in academic advising.
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STOPHATE.ORG:
“Stop the Hate!” Campus Hate Crime Prevention Program
supports colleges and universities in preventing and combating
hate on campus as well as fostering the development of community
and serving as the premiere source of anti-hate educational
resources for higher education. They annually offer a Campus
Hate Crime Prevention Train the Trainer Program.
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Are you concerned
about the military on American college and university campuses?
The Servicemembers
Legal Defense Network offers advice about what to
do to fight
discrimination by the military and ROTC on your campus.
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The Human
Rights Campaign (HRC)'s National
Coming Out Project pages have a lot of useful information.
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Parents,
Families & Friends of Lesbian and Gays (PFLAG)'s
publications
page offers their publications. Check out the Education
area of their site for lots of valuable information. and recommendations.
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The
American Psychological Association's Division 44: The Society
for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Issues
offers a variety of information on their website. This includes
a piece on academic
climate for LGB students in Psychology, an internalized
homophobia scale for Lesbians, and the Malyon-Smith
Scholarship Award for grad students in psychology. The
main APA
website offers this helpful publication: Answers
to Your Questions About Sexual Orientation and Homosexuality.
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The National
Organization for Women (NOW) offers a helpful
piece on statistics
about homophobia and an interesting report on same-sex
marriage.
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The Lambda
Legal Defense and Education Fund is the nation's oldest
and largest legal organization working for the civil rights
of lesbians, gay men, and people with HIV/AIDS. The offer
info on their Freedom to Marry actions and their legal work
in education, documents every gay man and lesbian should have
(health care proxy, living will), and more. Use their search
feature to find college-related content on the site.
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ACLU
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The American
Civil Liberties Union's Lesbian
and Gay Rights Page covers their challenges to universities's
Refusals to provide equal benefits to partners of lesbian
and gay employees, we well as a variety of other information
on legal rights for LGBT people.
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The Gay,
Lesbian, Straight Education Network offers an extensive
on-line resource collection with materials that may
be useful for training -- especially with education majors.
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The National
Association of Lesbian and Gay Community Centers offer
a directory (by state) to help you link to community resources
from your campus.
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Visit The
International Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordinators,
Inc. for the most current list of Pride days around
the world.
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The
Bisexual Resource Center includes news and information
about bisexuality, feature articles, and a huge and regularly
updated collection of Bisexual Resources.
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Intersex
Society of North America is devoted to systemic
change to end shame, secrecy, and unwanted genital surgeries
for people born with an anatomy that someone decides is not
standard for male or female. They have an extensive online
library and FAQ area.
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Lambda
10 Project's National Clearinghouse for Gay, Lesbian,
Bisexual Greek Issues offers educational resources, personal
accounts, and chat discussions pertaining to sexual orientation
issues in Greek life. Their site features personal stories
from fraternity/sorority members on being gay in the college
Greek system and a "Who's Out" list of openly gay new, active
and alumni members from fraternity/sorority chapters across
the continent.
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Alpha
Lambda Tau is an international aocial fraternity for
"Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Alternative Lifestyle Friendly
Male College Students." Their site include a chapter directory
and information on how to start a chapter on your campus.
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Delta
Lambda Phi is a gay, bi, progressive men's fraternity.
The first chapter was founded in 1986. The site includes information
on the fraternity, their service projects, and how to start
a chapter.
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