Dancer at the GLBT Resource Center

We’d like to welcome you to the Q Resources webpage! This is a resource to provide information and education about the LGBTQIA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex and ally) communities on CU's campus.

For event information, visit the GLBT Resource Center's main website.

The three main purposes of Q-Resources is to provide:

• students, faculty and staff with information about campus experiences for LGBTQQI identified members of the CU community
• incoming members of the CU community with resources and support
• allies to the LGBTQIA community with information and resources to become more effective allies.
• a space for LGBTQIA folks to express their voice through stories, quotes and other creative mediums
  
  

  LGBTQIA Student Groups - Spring 2009 Schedule

  Coming Out Faithful Sponsored by PRISM (Progressive Radically Inclusive Student Ministry) WHEN: Mondays, 5pm CONTACT: prism@colorado.edu WEB: http://www.prism-cu.org Delta Lambda Phi Queer, Bi, Progressive men’s fraternity CONTACT: Naveen.Rajan@colorado.edu GATHER Support group for GLBTQQIA folks WHEN: every other Thursday (alternating with Trans-Form) 7pm, starting 1/22 CONTACT: gather@colorado.edu WEB: http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/gather/ Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) WHEN: Wednesdays 8pm CONTACT: cugsa@colorado.edu WEB: http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/cugsa/ The Queer Initiative Politically active queer interest group WHEN: Tuesdays 8pm CONTACT: technicolormonk@gmail.com, margot.ripley@colorado.edu Queer People of Color (QPOC) Social and activist group for self-identified queer people of color WHEN: Mondays 4pm WHERE: Center for Multicultural Affairs Lounge – Willard 115A CONTACT: Stacy.Salas@colorado.edu Trans-Form Gathering for transgender/genderqueer students WHEN: every other Thursday (alternating with GATHER) 7pm, starting 1/29 CONTACT: t-form@colorado.edu WEB: http://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/t-form

The LGBTQIA community is not monolithic – race, class, age, gender, ability and other identities affect our experiences as LGBTQIA. The use of terms and language can be very fluid and may vary with time, ethnic/racial groups, age cohorts, gender identities, educational backgrounds, etc. We realize that although we will use the term LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning) throughout this website, it is by no means an all-inclusive term.