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/by JingyYorkResistance and Hope, Crip Wisdom for the People
/by JingyYorkHistorically Queer (Podcast)
/by JingyYorkGidra: 1960’s Asian American Zine
/by JingyYorkAPI Equality Los Angeles
API Equality-LA advocates in the Greater Los Angeles API Community for the fair treatment of LGBT people and marriage equality.
APIQWTC
APIQWTC was formed in Feb of 1999 as a means of networking & communicating among Bay Area Asian & Pacific Islander queer women’s and transgender people’s organizations and constituencies. APIQWTC was formerly Asian Pacific Sisters (APS) and a part of Asian Pacific Lesbians and Bisexuals Network (APLBN), now APLBTN inclusive of Transgender Women.
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Contact: info (at) apiqwtc (dot) org
Gay Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA)
The purpose of GAPA is to provide a progressive forum where we can develop an agenda by actively pursing and addressing issues that directly affect gay & bisexual Asian/Pacific Islanders. In addition, we are building a community for gay & bisexual Asian/Pacific Islander men where we can be supportive of each other and achieve empowerment for ourselves by developing leadership.
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Contact: info (at) gapa (dot) org
South Bay Queer and Asian (San Jose)
South Bay Queer and Asian’s mission is to provide a fun and safe environment for queer Asians and Pacific Islanders in the South Bay to come out and be comfortable with their sexual identity and ethnicity, as well as be vital and visible to the greater community.
One Love Oceania (OLO)
OLO (One Love Oceania) is a queer, Pacific Islander women’s support, art and activist organization based in the Bay Area. OLO consists of trailblazing queer women of Melanesian, Micronesian and Polynesian descent who explore the complexities and intersections of gender, sexualities, class, race, colonialisms, resistance movements, and Pacific Islander diasporic histories through muti-medium performances that fuse dance, music, film, theater and poetry.
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Contact: lniumeitolu (at) yahoo (d0t) com
MISSION
The Visibility Project uplifts stories and images of the national queer Asian Pacific American women and transgender community. We seek to change the narrative of our present and past by sharing our histories.