The Adolescent AIDS Program Children's Hospital at Montefiore is a comprehensive medical and mental health program for HIV-positive youth and young adults ages 13-24 as well as providing free and confidential HIV counseling and testing and low cost STD screen to at-risk and LGBT youth and young adults in New York City. Additional services include AIDS research, outreach, workshops, trainings, presentations, peer education program, mobile HIV testing, community-based research and AIDS education training center.

AFFA is a social justice organization in Charleston, South Carolina achieving equality and acceptance for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender people. AFFA’s work is primarily Education and Advocacy through Media campaigns, workshops (sexual and gender orientation; inte alized homophobia; leadership management: etc.) and direct action. Be sure and tell AFFA Diversity Builder sent you! Whether you are looking to find a gay-friendly realtor, doctor, attorney, travel agent, mortgage broker, or pet sitter, just contact the Diversity Builder Research Team at info@diversitybuilder.com, to receive your free confidential referral, anywhere in the nation.

Brothers United - Mission Statement:

To provide HIV/AIDS Prevention outreach and education to Gay and Bisexual Men of Color in Nashville, and Middle Tennessee, as well as to promote self-empowerment and community building.

Brothers United Network invites you to visit their website for more information on how you can be involved.
www.brothersunited.com Website: www.brothersunited.com/blackpride.htm

Education, support and advocacy for youth with one or more lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender parents or guardians. Local chapters, email lists, penpal programs, publications, teaching tools & family conferences are available. Be sure to mention you saw us on Diversity Builder!

Diversity Center - HIV Aids Test - HIV Test Results Interpretation

Diversity Center is San Antonio and South Texas’ GLBTQI community center. Diversity Center provides a wide range of services including but not limited to HIV Aids Test and Test Results Interpretation, Spectrum Youth Group, POZ Men’s support group, Single Women’s support group, Lesbian Mom Group, GED Prep Courses, Mental Health and Chemical Dependence counseling and a Family Violence Education and Counseling.When you call, tell them that Diversity Builder referred you! Whether you are looking to find a gay friendly realtor, doctor, atto ey, travel agent, mortgage broker, or pet sitter, just contact the Diversity Builder Research Team at info@diversitybuilder.com, to receive your free confidential referral, anywhere in the nation. provide a wide range of services including but not limited to HIV-Testing and education, Spectrum Youth Group, POZ Men’s support group, Single Women’s support group, Lesbian Mom Group, GED Prep Courses, Mental Health and Chemical Dependence counseling and a Family Violence Education and Counseling.

Ebay Phone Numbers

Looking for Ebay Customer Service Number?You may actually speak with a human at this large corporation.I recently tested these numbers and they get you right into the custom service department. They are direct lines. You may dial by extension or select two to reach an agent. Here are 3 Ebay phone numbers to try if you wish to reach Ebay Service (yes it really does exist)

Customer Service Direct Phone Lines

408-376-7400 800-322-9266 888-749-3229Ebay phone numbers can be hard to find. Be sure to jot these down and good luck! Looking for Paypal? Try 888-221-1161

Equality Virginia is a statewide, non-partisan, lobbying, education and support network for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, and straight allied (GLBT) communities in Virginia.Founded in 1989 as Virginians for Justice, EV spent the 1990's building the grassroots framework and legislative presence for what has become Equality Virginia.EV has members across the Commonwealth. EV's Board of Directors is a diverse group of men and women, gay and straight, Democrat and Republican, who represent all regions of the state. Working with local communities and officials, EV's staff and team of volunteers maintain a state-wide presence at all levels of state gove ment.Equality Virginia welcomes the gay and lesbian community. Be sure to tell them DiversityBuilder sent you. Whether you are looking to find a gay friendly realtor, doctor, atto ey, travel agent, mortgage broker, or pet sitter, just contact the Diversity Builder Research Team at info@diversitybuilder.com, to receive your free confidential referral, anywhere in the nation.

For more than thirty years, Fenway Community Health has been working to improve the physical and mental health of our community, especially those who are traditionally underserved like lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people, women, those living with HIV/AIDS, and communities of color. Fenway provides high quality, comprehensive health care in a welcoming environment. We seek to improve the overall health of the larger community, locally and nationally, through education and training, policy and advocacy, and research and evaluation. Services provided by Fenway Community Health include primary health care, specialty care (HIV/AIDS, obstetrics, gynecology, gerontology, podiatry and nutritional counseling), mental health and addictions services, complementary therapies (chiropractic, massage, and acupuncture), health promotion, violence prevention and recovery, family and parenting services, including alte ative insemination.Fenway operates the nation's first community-based HIV research program. The program has been conducting long-term epidemiological research since 1985. Fenway is one of eight sites in the US that was selected by the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases to recruit participants for the first clinical trials of an HIV vaccine. Fenway also conducts a variety of clinical drug trials in its medical department. In 1996, Fenway participated in the state's first lesbian health services study and provided testimony at the national hearing on lesbian health research issues. In July of 2000, Fenway Community Health was named an HIV Prevention and Treatment Network (HPTN) site by the National Institutes of Health. Fenway Community Health is affiliated with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. All physicians hold faculty appointments at Harvard Medical School. Research affiliations include Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Brown University Medical School.
Be sure and tell Fenway Community Health Center Diversity Builder sent you! Whether you are looking to find a gay friendly realtor, doctor, atto ey, travel agent, mortgage broker, or pet sitter, just contact the Diversity Builder Research Team at info@diversitybuilder.com, to receive your free confidential referral, anywhere in the nation.

Gay Lawyers - Gay Atto eys - GayLawNet® is dedicated to providing general information, news and resources conce ing the law as it affects the global gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual and intersex (GLBTI) community and the simplest access to a lesbian or gay lawyer. When you call, tell them that Diversity Builder referred you! Whether you are looking to find a gay friendly realtor, doctor, atto ey, travel agent, mortgage broker, or pet sitter, just contact the Diversity Builder Research Team at info@diversitybuilder.com, to receive your free confidential referral, anywhere in the nation.

Gay Straight Alliances

GLSEN - The Gay Straight Network strives to assure that each member of every school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression.

Founded as a local group in 1990, the Gay and Lesbian Independent School Teachers Network (GLSTN) began as a volunteer group of 70 gay and lesbian educators. At that time, there were two Gay Straight Alliances (GSAs) in the nation, only one state with policy in place to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students, and a general lack of awareness of the needs of LGBT students. LGBT youth did not have a voice in the education community or in the LGBT movement. There were few, if any, resources available for teachers to discuss LGBT issues. However, groups of conce ed individuals began to establish chapters across the country, advocating locally and regionally for safe schools for students who were, or were perceived to be, LGBT.

In 1995 GLSTN became a national organization and hired it first full time staff person, GLSTN’s founder and Executive Director Kevin Jennings. In 1997, GLSTN staged its first national conference in Salt Lake City, UT to respond to the legislature’s move to ban all student groups in an effort to prevent the formation of Gay Straight Alliances in the state. It is also this year that GLSTN changes its name to the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, or GLSEN, in order to attract new members to the struggle for safe schools for all students, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/ expression. Visit our website to view GLSEN statistics.

Currently, GLSEN has registered more than 2500 Gay Straight Alliances, has approximately 30 full time staff, a gove ing board of 20 members and two advisory committees at the national level. At this point GLSEN has successfully hosted 8 national conferences to bring together student leaders, educators, chapter leaders and activists. GLSEN also sponsors the National Day of Silence, which close to 2 million students, teachers, and staff have been a part of at 3029 school campuses across the country. GLSEN’s newest national project is National No Name Calling Week. In coalition with leading education organizations, including the National Education Association and the National Middle School Association, GLSEN is proud to be a part of an event geared toward educating middle school students about the negative impact of bullying and harassment.

DONATE TO GLSEN To help GLSEN achieve its vision of safe and effective schools for all students, consider the many benefits of a generous gift.