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Transgender Day of Visibility Zine

A celebration of trans life as captured and curated by Jade Wilson (photographer), Cara Shih (graphic designer from Pyrite Society) and the Gender Resources, Advocacy, and Support Program at the LGBTQ Center of Durham.

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LGBTQ Youth Center Coming

The LGBTQ+ Youth Center will open and be the central hub for LGBTQ+ youth voices, education, and experiences.

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Durham Pride!

Pride: Durham, NC is scheduled for September 24, 2022 and our planning team is working diligently to ensure our next steps represent the nature of COVID-19. We will be updating the community as soon as we have more information.

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Creating community where all LGBTQ+ lived experiences are affirmed, supported, and celebrated.

The LGBTQ Center of Durham is committed to serving the City and County of Durham as well as the surrounding counties to ensure all folks have the resources necessary to live full, joyful lives. We provide space and resources to all people.

About Us

Our Programs

Gender Identity Programs

The LGBTQ Center of Durham hosts a number of transgender and gender non-conforming programs and support groups.

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LGBTQ Youth Center

The LGBTQ+ Youth Center is coming in 2020 and we will be updating you as information comes in.

Read More About This Programcalled LGBTQ Youth Center

Pride: Durham, NC

Pride: Durham, NC brings love and activism to the forefront of Pride as a way to drive stronger connections and further growth and success in a tumultuous political climate. All people with love in their hearts and progress fueling them are welcome at Pride: Durham, NC.

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Project F.A.M.

The LGBTQ Center of Durham’s Host Home Program (HHP) works with transition age young adults (18-24 years old) who are experiencing housing instability in Durham County and the Triangle region.

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Library

The Library at the LGBTQ Center of Durham is a fully-cataloged library created by a group of volunteers and will begin lending in 2020.

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Friends Aging Quirkily (F.A.Q.)

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