This group is for masculine looking or identified womyn who date other masculine womyn. Whether you identify as stud, boi, ag or no label at all, this is the space for you to just be yourself and connect with others- Outside of the gender binary within the queer community.

This group gets together to socialize and meet with other queer women while playing a casual game of scrabble. All skill levels welcome.

Congregation Beit Simchat Torah (CBST) is a vibrant spiritual community and a progressive voice within Judaism. Founded in 1973, CBST attracts and welcomes gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender, queer and straight individuals and families who share common values. Passionate, provocative, and deeply Jewish, CBST champions a Judaism that rejoices in diversity, denounces social injustice wherever it exists, and strives for human rights for all people. Join others in their 40s and 50s for fun ev …

Tired of all the usual happy hours and want to meet and hangout with a bunch of like minded queers? Make new friends, join up with old ones, meet a potential date, just get out of your house for an evening? I think it's time for a queer happy hour for queer women (this is super inclusive - and includes trans, genderqueer and anyone that identifies on the trans-masculine spectrum that may be or have been female bodied at some point).   We do all different types of things too! Brunches!! Attending …

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Let's make fun rides, share scooter lust and make everyone jealous of our babies!

As defined by Urban Dictionary, Gay Boy Brunch: "When straight girls (and sometimes their straight boyfriends or husbands too) meet up with their gay friends for brunch on Sunday." ..Well, that's at least the general idea. The New York City Gay Boy Brunch is intended to be an queer and allied inclusive space for those in our 20's and 30's to have brunch together in one of the best restaurant cities in the world. Occasionally we might have a few lunches or dinners, but for the most part we'l …

Meet with local GLBTQ persons who possess Christian values (morality, spirituality, kindness, love, etc).

… In the past we have held several themed Cuddle Parties ™, including Young Urban Trendsetters, Polyamorous+Partners, FiftyPlus, Healthcare Professionals, Open-Poly-Queer, and Singles 23-35. Keep an eye on the boards for details!

… This group welcomes both women and men as well as transgender, gender queer, and all other gender identities. Please be a feminist or open to feminism if you join; there's plenty of other groups to join if you are neither.   Issues we care about (not exhaustive): - Men's violence against women - Domestic violence - Rape and sexual abuse - Sex trafficking - Racism - The wage gap and the glass ceiling - Sexual harassment and stalking - Homophobia, transphobia, and violence against lesbian, …

Are you a queer woman and a buddhist practitioner, or interested in buddhism and meditation? Are you looking for community?   QueerDharma Women is a group for queer, bi, trans, gay, lesbian women who are buddhist practitioners, or are interested in meditation and buddhism. Have you ever gone to a queer/gay buddhist group or event and been the only woman? This group is a way to find out about dyke buddhist gatherings that are both social and for practice, for creating gatherings, and for finding …

Families Like Ours of Jersey City (FLOJC) is a social network of Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Transgender and Queer parents and parents-to-be in Jersey City, NJ. Our aim is to build community on and offline: sharing parenting information, resources and providing opportunities for our children and ourselves to meet other LGBTQ families in our area.

Williamsburg has been expanding with artists, hipsters, eclectic people of all sorts and a fairly large gay community. I thought it would be a good idea for billy queers (and their friends) to meet up occasionally and check out the new restaurants, bars, art galleries and many other attractions that this great neighborhood has to offer. Suggestions for future Meetups are welcome.

This meetup consists of different groups of people reading certain material to different degrees of depth and intensity. Books we've read in the past include Descartes' 'Meditations', Hume's 'Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding', Kant's '1st Critique', Kant's 'Prolegomena', Heidegger's 'Being and Time', Husserl's 'Logical Investigations', Hegel's 'Phenomenology of Spirit', Marx's 'Capital', and many others. From time to time new groups are formed and remain open for awhile to newcomers. If yo …

The Dyke March is a protest march, not a parade -- we don't ask for a permit, because we have the right to protest. We recognize that we must organize amongst ourselves to fight for our rights, our safety, and for visibility. Thousands of dykes take over the streets every year in celebration of LBTQ women and to protest against ongoing discrimination, harassment, and anti-LBTQ violence in schools, on the job, in our families, and on the streets.

Two of us - a gay male writer and a lesbian female writer - decided to create a group for LGBTs who are serious about their writing, and want to share their work in an environment that understands and celebrates LGBT literature. The purpose of the group is to support each other's writing endeavors through positive encouragement, thoughtful critique and celebration. The format is biweekly meetings during which we discuss the work of two or three writers, depending on length of submissions. We'll …