Generation Q

Trans & non‑binary young people deserve space to shine.
Come learn about the Sam and Devorah Foundation for Trans Youth's Trans Mentor Project and find your people.
Let’s grow louder, prouder, and stronger—together.
🏳️‍⚧️🌈✨

📣CALLING ALL LGBTQIA+ and ALLIED YOUNG PEOPLE

Come through to Generation Q Drop-In Center Monday to Thursday for community, games, hangout and various activities

Happy Black History Month!
Today at Gen-Q we’ll be doing a Black History Month: Hall of Fame Activity! Come by to learn about great Black History movers & shakers!

Wednesday February 4th : Lights Down, Voices Up ✨️ 🎬

Join us for a movie screening of Rustin
A powerful story of courage, organizing, and living your truth !

Our Middle Schoolers and High Schoolers (13-18) are invited to drop in.

Snacks, Community and Good Vibes provided 🌈

#

It's another Wednesday at the Generation Q Drop-In Center!

2:30pm-7:00pm we are open for our LGBTQ+ and Allied young people.

Come on In, Hang Out, and Meet some Fantastic Peers

Join us for the Winter Holiday Celebration at the Generation Q Drop-In Center!
✨ Food, fun, and festive vibes await—don’t miss out!

📍 Where: Generation Q Drop-In Center
🕒 When: Today!

Let’s celebrate together and spread some holiday cheer! 🌈💖

❄️

December 1st is World AIDS Day

HIV is not a "lifestyle" issue. It is a public health issue.

There continues to be awfully unequal access to care in the United States.

Yes - HIV has historically been known to impact men who have s*x with men. But that is not the whole truth.

HIV also impacts:
- Heteros*xual Women
- Black and Brown communities
- People who use Drugs
- Trans and Non-Binary Folx
- Low-Income Families
- People in the South and rural areas

The HIV virus doesn't discriminate. SYSTEMS DO.

We don't need more silence. We need access, affordability, education, compassion, and action.

People living with HIV are atheltes, parents, teachers, leaders, artists, lovers, doctors, neighbors.

When they reduce care to HIV treatment and prevention, what do we do?
Stand Up, Fight Back!


*xpositive

Today, we honor, mourn, and remember the lives of our Transgender, Gender Non-Conforming and Non-Binary siblings and community members taken away from us due to violence and hatred.

Every year , November 20th is recognized as Transgender Day of Remembrance and reminds us to care , empower, and stand up for one another as a community.

Let us honor and speak the names of those we carry with love in our memories.

During a time that is actively trying to erase us, we remind them that TGNCNBI people and communities can never be erased.

We call on elected officials to uplift and empower the TGNCNBI community and creating wider access to essential services - housing, food, healthcare, employment, and safe spaces.

December 1st is World AIDS Day.

We invite you to a crucial health education workshop in partnership with Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center.

Let's empower our community with knowledge about prevention, testing, and care.

See you there!

Know Your Letters - "D"

This week's spotlight is "D" for Drag, D**e, and Deadnaming.

From fierce self-expression to reclaimed power and the harm of misnaming—let’s unpack the layers of pride and respect.

# ***rAlphabet