Gay / Lesbian  

Welcome to our collection of online resources for gays and lesbians.

A good starting point for most people is the radio show discussion archived below. The event was broadcast live on the radio with listeners having the opportunity to ask questions and participate in the discussion.

LGBT Discussion

Gary Wright II appeared on PowerTalkFM for an open and honest discussion about being gay in America. This two hour event was broadcast live from the PowerTalkFM studios in Atlanta on Saturday, September 1st, 2007.

Host Mike Ray	Co-Host Silky Jae	In-Studio Guest Gary Wright II "The G Man"	In-Studio Guest: "C-B"
Download the FREE .MP3 file "The best two hours I have ever spent!" -Gary

LGBT Youth

GLBT National Youth Talkline
(800) 246-7743
(800) 246-PRIDE
GLBTNationalHelpCenter.org

The Trevor Project
(866) 488-7386 (4-U-TREVOR)
TrevorProject.org

Point Foundation
PointFoundation.org

Advocates for Youth
AdvocatesForYouth.org

Youth Resource
YouthResource.com

PFLAG - Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
PFLAG.org

Gay - Straight Alliance
GSAnetwork.org

LGBT Resources

AidAtlanta.org

AidsSurvivalProject.org

American Psychological Association - LGBT Parenting

Atlanta Executive Network

Atlanta Gay Chamber

Atlanta Stonewall

Atlanta Pride

Born This Way Foundation

BullyingInfo.org

Colage - Gay Parenting

Equality Forum

Family Pride

Gay Center

Gay Demographics

Georgia Equality

GLAAD - Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation

GLSEN - Gay, Lesbian, Student, Educational Network

CNN - LGBT Topics

GLBT National Help Center

Gay and Lesbian Leadership Institute

HRC Buying Guide

Human Rights Campaign (HRC)

In The Life Atlanta

In The Life - TV

It Gets Better

Lambda Legal

Logo Channel

Matthew Shepard Foundation

MortgageLoan.com LGBT Guide

Sacred Texts / Religion and LGBT

Servicemember's Legal Defense Network (SLDN)

Servicemembers United

Stop Cyberbullying

Suicide Prevention Lifeline

The Bully Project

National Gay and Lesbian Task Force

National Youth Advocacy Coalition

Out and Equal

Tolerence.org

Until There's A Cure - AIDS

WelcomingSchools.org

Youth Guardian Services

Youth Pride

It Gets Better

Thousands of celebrities have joined the It Gets Better project, but you don't have to be famous to participate. Take the pledge and upload your own video today!

President Obama: Barack says, "It gets better!"

Chris Colfer (Glee): Chris says, "It gets better!"

Ellen Degeneres: Ellen says, "It gets better!"

Justin Bieber: Justin says, "It gets better!"

Military

The Don't Ask, Don't Tell (DADT) policy was repealed on September 20th, 2011. Those discharged under DADT may re-enlist (if otherwise qualified for service). There are still several unresolved issues to be worked out regarding benefits. For legal assistance or for more information about DADT, please visit our friends at the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN) SLDN.org.