ACLU Lesbian and Gay Rights Project: www.aclu.org/lgbt/index.html

Al Fatiha Foundation: Support for LGBTQ Muslims. www.al-fatiha.org

Center Link: A great national resource to find the LGBTQ Center closest to you www.LGBTcenters.org.

Class Action is an organization that inspires action to end classism. Their website has resources, both online and print, on classism in the US: www.classism.org

Color Lines Magazine is the national newsmagazine on race and politics. They have many articles about race and current affairs in the US.  http://www.colorlines.com/

Family Equality Council: Family Equality Council advocates for family equality nationwide.  www.familyequality.org

Fat! So? Resources around body acceptance and sizism include a website, book, and many links to other resources. http://www.fatso.com/

Gayellow Pages or Lavender Pages (LGBTQ phone books): www.gayellowpages.com

Gender Odyssey: An international conference focused on the needs and interests of transgender and gender non-conforming people, with specific programming for families. www.genderodyssey.org

GLAAD: Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation: A great resource especially for finding gay-friendly media in your area.  www.glaad.org

Human Rights Campaign Family Project: Provides resources, articles, and information that are pertinent to LGBTQ families. www.hrc.org/issues/parenting/10475.htm

Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund: Legal resources for the LGBTQ community. www.lambdalegal.org

Local Gay Parenting Groups: There are local groups for LGBTQ parents across the country. Here is a list of LGBTQ parents’ groups state-by state: www.familyequality.org/action/parentsgroups.html.

Metropolitan Community Churches: MCC Churches work with the LGBTQ community. They are a great resource to connect with and have provided meeting space in the past. www.mccchurch.org

North American Council on Adoptable Children: Adoptive rights organization that has great resources surrounding the rights of transnationally and transracially adopted children. www.nacac.org

National Black Justice Coalition: a civil rights organization dedicated to empowering Black same-gender-loving, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people.  www.nbjcoalition.org

National Center for Lesbian Rights: Legal resources and referrals.  www.nclrights.org

National Gay and Lesbian Task Force: www.thetaskforce.org

National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance: www.nqapia.org

Our Families is a community-based education project that raised the visibility, experiences and public support of LGBT families of color within predominantly straight communities of color www.basicrights.org/ourfamilies/

PFLAG (Parents, Friends, and Family of Lesbians and Gays): PFLAG has chapters across the world, many of whom provide programming for youth with LGBTQ parents.  www.pflag.org

Safe Schools Coalition: based in Washington State, maintains a website filled with resources, organizations, curriculum and more that help builds safer schools for all youth. http://www.safeschoolscoalition.org/

Straight Spouse Network: www.straightspouse.org

Teaching Tolerance. This website has activities and curriculum on a broad level of topics and categorized for different aged groups.  www.tolerance.org

Unid@s: National Latina/o LGBT Human Rights Organization. www.unidoslgbt.com

Unitarian Office of Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian & Transgender Concerns: www.uua.org/obgltc

World Congress of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Jewish Organizations: www.glbtjews.org

Advocates for Youth: Helps young people make informed and responsible decisions about their reproductive and sexual health. www.advocatesforyouth.org

Camp Ten Trees: Pacific Northwest summer camp with sessions for youth from LGBTQ families. www.camptentrees.org

Community Network for Youth Development is based in the Bay Area although their website has resources about youth programming for after school programs which can be educational for anyone who works with young people. http://www.cnyd.org/trainingtools/index.php

Families Like Mine: www.familieslikemine.com

Fierce: Building the leadership and power of LGBTQ youth of color. www.fiercenyc.org

Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD): www.glad.org

Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network (GLSEN): Works to create safe schools for LGBTQ people. www.glsen.org

Gay-Straight Alliance Network: Works to empower youth activists to make change in schools. Their website has resources for running groups that may be helpful to your chapter. www.gsanetwork.org

KASA- Kids As Self Advocates. A national project by and for youth with disabilities. http://www.fvkasa.org/

National Youth Advocacy Coalition: Primarily supports LGBTQ youth though their website; has many organizing tools and resources.  www.nyacyouth.org

National Youth Development Information Center. This group provides resources youth workers about funding, programming, research, policy, job and training opportunities. http://www.nydic.org/nydic/index.html

National Youth Leadership Network: Only national youth-led organization that works to build power among people with disabilities. www.nyln.org

National Youth Rights Association is a youth led organization that challenges age discrimination. Their website has papers, articles and resources about youth leadership and ageism. http://www.youthrights.org/