Find an LGBTQ Center

Welcome to our Higher Education LGBT Support Services Map developed by members of The Consortium of Higher Education LGBT Resource Professionals. The map includes both Queer & Trans Resource Centers and Queer & Trans Resource Staff.

We hope the listed Centers and Staff will serve as models for other campuses considering adding such units. To get more information about each office or center, click on the location marker. For a larger map window, please click here.

*Please note that updating the map is in progress as part of the Center Closures Project and information might not be accurate at time of viewing.

• The position must be at least 50% FTE.
• The position must be filled by a professional staff person OR a graduate assistant.
• The job description must include primary (at least 50% time) responsibility for leading QT initiatives and programs.
• Graduate assistants' job descriptions must be solely dedicated to  QT resource work.
• The center must have a physical space. 

However, some multicenters are included. Multicenters are resource and equity centers that hold saliency for and serve more than one identity category (e.g., race, gender, sexuality, disability, etc…). For the purposes of our work, these centers must focus on QT and/or gender and sexuality programmatic and resource work as a part of their core mission. These centers must also meet all the above characteristics of a center to be listed.

In some cases, there is a staff person who meets the above criteria working without a physical center space (not including their individual office). On this map, we are using the designation: “QT resource staff.” 

If you would like to add a new pin or update an existing one on the map, please fill out this form. Please also consider filling out the Center Closures Project survey, detailed below.

Capturing Closures, Changes, and Updates

In August of 2025, the Consortium launched The Center Closures Project. Through this survey, we are seeking to capture these losses across the United States as the first step in our project to document and preserve the history of these centers, archive materials of centers that have closed or are at risk, and support the invaluable work of Gender and Sexuality Centers (GSCs) during this time.

Anyone currently or previously affiliated with a GSC are called to submit information, regardless of your center's current status, as we are hoping to understand the larger landscape of open, modified, and closed centers. This will not update your map pin.

Submit your GSC information here