Join us for our monthly support group for parents, families, and friends of LGBTQ+ youth of color. Right now, this group is predominately for African American families. Find out more: Osani Circle website

Returning in time to build a back-to-school wardrobe, Gender Gap offers LGBTQ+ youth the opportunity to pick out  clothes, shoes, and accessories that best express their authentic selves. Stop by Oasis anytime between 2:00p - 7:00p to "shop" for a new look!  

Just Us is a youth empowerment program that meets weekly for high school students who identify somewhere on the LGBTQ+ spectrum.  Engage in art, enrichment, team building, service learning, and more! Email for more info.

T.Y.M.E. is a drop-in program for middle and high school youth who identify anywhere on the LGBTQ+ spectrum, but especially for those who identify as trans or gender non-conforming. Every […]

Becoming Us is open to any middle school youth who identifies as LGBTQ+.  Spend time exploring and celebrating your identity, building community, creating art, and engaging in service learning. Email for more info.

Just Us is a youth empowerment program that meets weekly for high school students who identify somewhere on the LGBTQ+ spectrum.  Engage in art, enrichment, team building, service learning, and more! Email for more info.

Just Us is a youth empowerment program that meets weekly for high school students who identify somewhere on the LGBTQ+ spectrum.  Engage in art, enrichment, team building, service learning, and more! Email for more info.

Becoming Us is open to any middle school youth who identifies as LGBTQ+.  Spend time exploring and celebrating your identity, building community, creating art, and engaging in service learning. Email […]

Just Us is a youth empowerment program that meets weekly for high school students who identify somewhere on the LGBTQ+ spectrum.  Engage in art, enrichment, team building, service learning, and more! Email for more info.

Join us for our monthly support group for parents, families, and friends of LGBTQ+ youth of color. Right now, this group is predominately for African American families. Find out more: Osani Circle website