Resources - Social Clubs / Clubs

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AFC Bears
web site: groups.yahoo.com/group/AFC_BEARS
AFC Bears is a social group in San Diego, California that was started in June of 2001 as a way of bringing masculine, furry men (and their friends) together for a variety of social activities. The emphasis of this group will always be on having a good time. There are no officers, no dues, and the only thing you have to do to join is "Show Up, Take Part, and Have Fun".Activities include weekly volleyball games every Saturday in Balboa Park, trips to the movies, camping, hiking, paintball, yoga and meditation nights, Padres and Charger Games, BBQs, Pool parties, bonfires, bear bingo, and many others!
If yer in SoCal or plan on visiting check us out! WOOF!

Bears San Diego
web site: www.bearssd.org
e-mail: bearssd@bearssd.org
Bears San Diego is a club for bears and bear fanciers. Based in San Diego, California but has members throughout the United States and even a few from overseas. Bears San Diego was established in San Diego in October 1994 when a need was recognized for a group who admired hairy men. Within the first year, the club grew to 100 members. Bears San Diego's purpose is to bring together men of like minds on a social basis, providing bar nights at a local bar, den night at members homes, outings to movies, restaurants, the zoo and parties with other Bear Clubs.

Bi Men San Diego
e-mail: bimensandiego-owner@yahoogroups.com
phone: (562) 983-3102
address: P O Box 2044, Long Beach, CA 90801
Bi MEN SAN DIEGO: a social & support group for bisexual & bi-friendly MEN in the SD area. FREE.

Butch/FtM-Femme Network of San Diego
web site: bfnsandiego.topcities.com
e-mail: joamazon@aol.com
The San Diego Chapter of the Butch/FtM-Femme Network sponsors occasional social gatherings in the San Diego and Los Angeles areas. We also sponsor a first-Friday-of-the-month "BFN TGIF" gathering in the Urban Grind Coffee Shop from 7:30-9pm. The Femme-Butch/FtM Network is a national organization, created to foster a greater sense of friendship and support among Femmes and Butches in local communities, and to create a greater understanding of Femme-Butch relationships and identities. We are inclusive of all types of Butches and Femmes - from soft Butches to TG Butches and Transguys who also ID as Butch; and Femmes of all descriptions. Our gatherings are open to our friends too.

California Men's Gathering
web site: www.thecmg.org
e-mail: EventsSD@thecmg.org
phone: (619) 491-3949
address:  2260 El Cajon Blvd. #437, San Diego, CA 92104
The California Men's Gathering (CMG) is a non-profit, all volunteer organization that produces extended weekend retreats called "Gatherings." Held three times a year at summer camps in northern and southern California, each Gathering brings together 100 to 300 men for fun activities and serious personal development work. They are ideal places to try new things, be a kid again, make new friends, reconnect with old friends, and grow as people. The Gatherings provide a safe, supportive, empowering environment for building community, healing past wounds, challenging old limitations, taking new risks, expanding consciousness, and exploring fresh ways of looking at life.

The men who attend our Gatherings and monthly social events in San Diego are a diverse group of men of varying ages, beliefs, traditions, and spiritual practices. We have differently-abled men and men from all cultural and ethnic backgrounds. CMG attendees are predominantly gay and bisexual, but all men 18 years or older are welcome, including those who are transgender or straight.

web: http://dlp.org/alphadelta/
Delta Lambda Phi is a national fraternity that provides social, service, and recreational activities for gay, bisexual, and progressive men.

Finest City Squares
web site: www.iagsdc.org/finestcity/
e-mail: archmantoo@aol.com
phone: (619) 286-8920
address: P.O. Box 87203, San Diego, CA 92138-7203
San Diego's gay and lesbian square dance club. A high-energy social group.

Front Runners San Diego
web site: www.frsd.org
e-mail: info@frsd.org
phone: (619) 525-3100
address: P.O. Box 3633, San Diego, CA 92163
A social group for lesbian and gay walkers/runners and their friends. Meets Monday and Wednesday at 6:00pm and Saturday at 8:00am at the south east corner of Laurel and 6th Ave in Balboa Park. Runners and walkers of all ages, gender, and athletic ability are welcome and invited to join us for our weekly fun runs and walks. We have over 200 members ranging in age from 23 to 72, about 40 percent of our members are women. Front Runners also sponsors a free 5K RUN & STRIDE FOR PRIDE in July.

Front Runners North County
web site: http://frwsd.org/nrthcnty.html (Associated with San Diego Front Runner) & http://www.1soul2hearts.com (select "Front Runners North County")
e-mail: dan@danieleman.com
phone: (619) 228-3423
address: 4752 Westridge Drive, Oceanside, CA 92056
A social group for lesbian and gay walkers/runners and their friends. Meets each Saturday mornings at 9am at MaGee Park in Carlsbad, California.  We meet afterwards for coffee/teas for chatting. Runners and walkers of all ages, gender, and athletic ability are welcome and invited to join us for our weekly fun runs and walks. We have over 25 members ranging in age from 20 to 72.

Gay Leathermen Only
e-mail: GleatherO@home.com
phone: (619) 285-1909
address: P.O. Box 40306, San Diego, CA 92164-0306
GLO is an organization for "Gay Leathermen Only". Our emphasis is on socializing and support in a leather lifestyle atmosphere. We are not a fundraising group, we are non-political and non-activist. We do not have sex or play parties. GLO is only a part of the leather/BDSM community and respects the fact that many of our members are members of other groups and organizations. We also respect all the other groups and organizations in our community, diversity is our strength & bond.

Girth & Mirth of San Diego
e-mail: GMSD@cts.com
phone: (619) 685-8822
address: P.O. Box 86822, San Diego, CA 92138-6822
Social club for large men and their admirers. Meets the third Saturday of each month. Call the hot-line for further details and directions, calls will be returned.

Golden State Gay Rodeo Association (GSGRA) San Diego
web site: www.sandiegorodeo.com
The GSGRA was established to further the growth and enjoyment of the western life-style, in the Golden State, California. Providing education and training in the production, operations and participation in rodeo and the western life-style. The web site lists the various chapters and their events.

Lambda Biotechnology Association
web site: www.lambdabiotech.org
e-mail: info@lambdabiotech.org
address: PO Box 632851, San Diego, CA 92163-2851
Lambda Biotechnology Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing opportunities for LGBT members of the biotechnology and life sciences communities within the greater San Diego area to socialize and network within this community and to provide outreach for educational and charitable purposes. Visit our website for more information on becoming a member.

The Lesbian Connection of San Diego
web site: www.tlcsd.org
e-mail: tlcsd@sbcglobal.net
This is vibrant social group began in October, 2001 and now boasts over 700 women on our mailing list! We represent women from all walks of life, embracing diversity with respect to age, culture, economic status, and personalities! Intended to be an environment that allows all equal participation in our events, we have never requested a membership fee. Be a part of this San Diego Women's Community! Participate in our events, and consider sharing your favorite activities with others!

Lesbians In North County (LINC)
web site: www.lincsd.com
email: deslinc@pacbell.net
address: Palomar Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
1600 Buena Vista Drive, Vista Ca. 92083
LINC is a grassroots, not-for-profit organization that provides a safe and open environment for women seeking support and social activities. There are no elected officers, no dues to pay, no agendas to serve. As a collective body, LINC provides a network for the lesbian, bi-sexual and transgender community and strives to be a powerful voice and visible sign of integration into the greater community. Meets every Friday.

Live and Let Live Alano Club
web site: www.lllac.org
phone: (619) 298-8008
address: 1730 Monroe Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116
A clean and sober membership club for men and women to engage in 12-step program meetings and serenity.

The Lovely Lady Lovin Mamas - Bisexual-Mothers
web site: www.moms.meetup.com
The Lovely Lady Lovin Mamas is a group of San Diego Bisexual mothers looking to socialize together, make friends, and possible lovers. Our meetings consist of mommy's nights out (ladies only) and adult nights out, if you want to bring your SO / Friends. We occasionally have playdates and events where the kids are welcome to come along also. Check us out and see if we're what you're looking for. This is a womens group only.

Nations of the 4 Directions
web: http://notfd.blogspot.com
Nations of the 4 Directions is a support and social group for the lesbian, gay, bisexual , transgendered and intersexed Native American community. We have monthly meetings at the center on the first Saturday of the month from 10-11:30. For the month of March there will be weekly meetings on saturday from 10-11:30.We attend Pow-wows as well as other Native American venues and gatherings, to reach out to the 2 spirited Native community. For more information contact Karen Vigneault kumeyaayindian@hotmail.com 619-497-1951.

Ocean Squares - Gay & Lesbian Square Dancing
wensite: www.meadowgateabbey.com/oceansquares
Gay and Lesbian square dancing and beginners' class in San Diego's north county! All dancers welcome. No experience necessary. No dress code, no partner required.

PALS/LINC-age
http://pals-lincage.org/
A combination of Proud Active Lesbian Seniors & an off-shoot of LINC (Lesbians in North County) +age

San Diego Feeling Good
web site: www.feelinggood.org
e-mail: info@feelinggood.org
address: P.O. Box 3999, San Diego, CA 92163
San Diego Feeling Good is the annual roundup of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender members of Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon. We hold events throughout the year and our crown jewel, the Roundup, takes place every Labor Day weekend.

San Diego League of Gentlemen
e-mail: info@sdlog.org
phone: (619) 804-4627
SDLOG is a fraternity of leathermen of all ages, colors, abilities and sizes. We do good works in the community, educate, host many events (like dance partries) and share friendship and trust. Our huge website lists ALL local leather resources.

San Diego POZabilities
web site: www.sandiegopozabilities.net
e-mail: info@sandiegopozabilities.net
phone: (619) 908-6479
address: 3841 4th Ave, #220, San Diego, CA 92103
A social group for HIV+ gay men, hosts several events each month, such as potlucks, movie nights, hikes, bowling, beach bonfires, live theater, etc. They also meet each Wednesday and Saturday at 10:00am at The Other Side Coffeehouse, 4096 30th St.

San Diego Queer Sci-Fi
web site: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SDQSF.
Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, questioning and friends science fiction, fantasy, horror, comics and gaming fans in San Diego, California. Feel free to post movie outings, upcoming conventions, reviews, book signings - anything of queer sci-fi fandom interest in the San Diego or Southern California area.

SDBikers
email: sandiegomo@yahoo.com
web: sdbikers.com
Founded in 2004, formerly crotchrocketsd.com SDBikers.com has evolved into a diverse group of avid motorcyclists from all walks of life who have one thing in common. We love to ride and welcome all those who already like, or those who would be interested in starting to ride. We welcome all riding levels, any style of bike, any gender and all we ask is that we respect each other. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me at my personal email address.

SDWomyn- A Communications Web Site for the Lesbian Community of San Diego
web: sdwomyn.com
This web site is a community service for the lesbian community - created by the community, for the community. It is a place to post notices, business listings, discussion topics, photos, email lists, and more. Registered women are able to directly post/modify/delete information without going through "web masters/mistresses". This site is fast becoming The Site for lesbians to stay connected and share common interests and information.

Sierra Club: San Diego Gay and Lesbian Section
web site: sandiego.sierraclub.org/gls/
e-mail: GLSSD1@aol.com
An official activity section of the Sierra Club, dedicated to conserve, protect and enjoy the wild places of earth through camping, hiking, education, conservation and social programs.

Strength in Numbers
web site: www.strengthinnumbers.org
e-mail: info@strengthinnumbers.org
Strength In Numbers (aka SIN) is a non-profit fellowship and online network devoted to the social interests and activities of HIV+ gay men. SIN is supported by a diverse and vibrant group of HIV+ gay men who volunteer their time and efforts to help benefit others. Based in LA, SIN has helped establish chapters around the world and has partnerships with existing poz social groups. We are working on creating the first international association for HIV+ gay men. There are millions of gay men around the world who are living with HIV and are seeking to develop friendships with others in their community and beyond. Join a local chapter by signing up for a Yahoo Group for your area.

So Cal Girl Golf San Diego
web site: members.cox.net/scggsd
e-mail: scggsd@cox.net
Our group is all about fun and friends. This is golf as social activity, not a competitive sport. We also have non-golf events each month. Come and join us. All levels welcome.

The Lesbian Connection of San Diego
web site: www.tlcsd.org
e-mail: tlcsd@sbcglobal.net
phone: (619) 282-3376
address: P.O. Box 633073, San Diego, CA 92163
"TLC", the Lesbian Connection, is dedicated to serving the community of San Diego. It embraces women of different ages and cultures, seeking to provide a comprehensive range of activities for everyone. It is open to all those within our community who wish to participate. TLC of San Diego represents part of the continuing need for women to meet one another, engage in common interests and activities, and together create a sense of community. We post a current calendar of activities weekly.

Unusual Attitudes
web site: www.unusualattitudes.org
e-mail: info@unusualattitudes.org
address: 7985 Santa Monica Blvd PMB 82, West Hollywood, CA 90046
Unusual Attitudes is dedicated to providing an enjoyable social atmosphere for all gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered members of the aviation community. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in, or passion for aviation. Members include pilots (student, private, commercial and instructors), controllers, A&P mechanics, flight attendants, skydivers and other aviation enthusiasts. Monthly newsletter. Monthly social gatherings throughout the Southern California and Southwestern regions of the United States.

Women4WomenSD
web site: groups.yahoo.com/group/Women4WomenSD
This is a Lesbian only social group for women in San Diego and surrounding areas. We like to do many social activities including movie nights, bbq's, fundraisers, hiking, biking, softball, bowling and just plain hanging out. There are monthly meetings to meet new members as well as brainstorming for new activities. No membership dues are required at this time. Members must be at least 21 years old to join. We look forward to meeting you!

Neighborhood Associations/Information

Altadena Neighborhood Association
web site: www.altadenaonline.org
The Altadena Neighborhood Association (ANA) is a non-profit neighborhood organization located in North Park, a community of San Diego, California.

Azalea Park Neighborhood Association
web site: www.azaleapark.org
Formed in 1993 by concerned residents and homeowners to improve the quality of life in our community. Secluded and canyon-laced, Azalea Park is situated on top of a plateau three miles east of the San Diego bay. Sponsors a neighborhood tour each summer.

Balboa Park
web site: www.balboapark.org
America's largest urban cultral park. Over 85 Performing Arts and International Culture Organizations, 15 Museums, World-Famous San Diego Zoo, Gardens, Hiking and Biking Trails, Recreational Facilities, Restaurants.

The Hillcrest Association
web site: http://www.hillcrestassoc.signonsandiego.com/
e-mail: hcbid@electriciti.com
phone: (619) 299-3330
The Hillcrest Association works on general neighborhood issues and concerns and meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 5:00pm in the Joyce Beers Community Center, 1010 University Avenue. Ms. Hulda Isham is the Association's president and Warren Simon is the executive director.

Normal Heights Association
web site: www.normalheights.org
e-mail: info@normalheights.org
The community of Normal Heights is located in Southern California in the city of San Diego. The boundaries of Normal Heights are roughly Freeway 8 to the North, El Cajon Blvd to the South, Freeway 805 to the West, and Freeway 15 to the East. Little is known about the history of Normal Heights. If you have anything to contribute on the history of Normal Heights, please by all means email us.

North Park Community Association
web site: www.northparksd.org
A vibrant residential and commercial neighborhood in the urban heart of San Diego, North Park represents the City's link to its past and the bridge to its future.

University Heights Community Association
web site: www.uhcanews.org
University Heights is a small pocket community of San Diego. Located near the central Uptown area, University Heights is a thriving community with wide sidewalks and an active art, theater andmusic life.

The Uptown Planners
website: www.uptownplanners.org
email: dpgardner@cox.net
Uptown Community Planning Committee is the officially recognized advisory group to the City of San Diego regarding land use and development-related issues within the Uptown Community Planning Area. Our primary purpose is to participate in the planning process, provide community input and make a formal written recommendation to City Staff, the Planning Commission or City Council. The Uptown Planning Area is made up of the neighborhoods of Hillcrest, University Heights, Marston Hills, Bankers Hill, Park West, Middletown and Mission Hills.

Employee Associations/Support Groups

GlobalAge, An Affinity Group Resource for our GLBT Communities
website: www.GlobalAge.org
Global Age Brochure
To Connect a full spectrum of people to recognize each gay, lesbian, bisexual, and  transgender employee as an integral part of the workforce by valuing and developing the total person.

Golden State Peace Officers Association (GSPOA)
web site: www.gspoa.com
phone: (323) 962-5555
fax: (323) 962-5005.
address: 1125 McCadden Place, Los Angeles, CA 90038
An organization dedicated to providing peer support to Association members, serving local and charitable needs of the community, and promoting outreach seminars to peace officers and fire fighters, and to prospective members of both professions. The GSPOA provides a forum for members to meet regularly with other law enforcement and fire fighters to share in their personal knowledge and experience. Members enjoy the camaraderie of other peace officers during association sponsored programs and events. Southern Division has a chapter to serve the San Diego area.

Lambda Biotechnology Association
web site: www.lambdabiotech.org
e-mail: info@lambdabiotech.org
address: PO Box 632851, San Diego, CA 92163-2851
Lambda Biotechnology Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing opportunities for LGBT members of the biotechnology and life sciences communities within the greater San Diego area to socialize and network within this community and to provide outreach for educational and charitable purposes. Visit our website for more information on becoming a member.

Positive Employment Options
e-mail: charlesaobina@aol.com
phone: (619) 491-3028 or (619) 454-3028
fax: (619) 858-6338
address: 2535 Camino Del Rio South #145, San Diego, CA 92108
This Back-to-Work program is for those living with HIV/AIDS and is offered free of charge in hopes of making a difference to those in San Diego. It is open to everyone affected and effected by HIV/AIDS. Areas that we provide support are; Self-Evaluation Tests, Resume Development, Where to Look, Interview Lab, Job Developement, Computer Training, Education, G.E.D.'s and Social Security Issues. Please call Chuck Obina, Program Director, for any or more information regarding your back-to-work issues.

Automotive, Offroad and Motorcycle Clubs

4x4 Pride
web site: www.4x4pride.org
e-mail: x4x4pride@hotmail.com
San Diego's Gay and Lesbian Off Road Club. Includes any off road vehicle not just 4x4s. Monthly off-road runs to the deserts, and mountains of Southern California and Baja.

Great Autos of Yesteryear Car Club
web site: www.greatautos.org
Open to anyone with an interest in classic cars. Large chapter membership in San Diego county. No need to have a classic car to become a member. Monthly events.

Rainbow Riders Motorcycle Club
web site: www.rainbowriders.org
phone: (619) 970-2231
Rainbow Riders is a group of avid motorcycle riders who enjoy the great outdoors San Diego, California. We go where ever our wheels will carry us. Up the coast or into the mountains, but rest assured, regardless where ever we go, the fun is not far behind. We are basically a group of crotch-rockets, but we do have a variety of bike riders. We range from rockets to cruisers. Regardless of what type of bike you ride, everyone is welcome.

San Diego Motorcycle Singles for Lesbians

website: http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/sdms4l/
This group is for Lesbians who love to ride their motorcycles and to have a place to meet other like-minded single Lesbians for friendship and possibly more.This group is specifically for single Lesbians in the San Diego area but others (outside of San Diego) are welcome to join.


Southern California Gay & Bi Motocross Enthusiasts
web site: autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/socalgaybimotox
e-mail: socalgaybimotox@yahoogroups.com This is an internet group hosted by Yahoo! groups, and is for gay & bi folks in the Southern California area that enjoy motocross, dirtbiking, riding quads, 4x4's, etc. to congregate. It's mostly geared towards dirtbikes and quads, but anyone is welcome.

WomenMoto
web site: http://www.womenmoto.com
e-mail: womenmoto@yahoo.com
Our goal is to bring women together in an atmosphere of friendship, to promote riding and to instill a sense of adventure. We will continue to welcome all women motorcyclists where we can come together as friends with a common interest, to have fun, and to do some good when we can.

Senior Groups and Clubs

Fellowship of Older Gays (FOG)
web site: members.tripod.com/~FOGsd/
phone: (619) 291-4480
address: P.O. Box 4271, San Diego, CA 92164-4271
A social activities organization for gay men 40 and over. A fun-filled calendar of daily activities awaits all who qualify to join the fun.

Prime Timers of San Diego
web site: http://www.sandiegoprimetimers.org
e-mail: send2dennis@cox.net
phone: (619) 340-5191
address: P.O. Box 633005, San Diego, CA 92163-3005
The purpose of Prime Timers is to provide mature gay and bisexual men, and their admirers, with opportunities to come together in a supportive atmosphere in order to enrich their lives with social, educational and recreational activities.

PALS-LINCAGE
web site: www.pals-lincage.org
A community/social group for Lesbian Seniors in North and South County. The purpose of PALS is to: provide a friendly, supportive setting; exchange ideas, concerns and experiences; share pertinent information and fun activities; advance the visibility, health and welfare of senior Lesbians; and reach out and connect with the Lesbian community.

SAGE of California
web site: www.sage-sd.com
e-mail: sagesd@sage-sd.com
phone: (619) 298-9900
address: 3138 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92103-5839
Seniors Active in a Gay Environment (SAGE) meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm at the Top of the Park.

Youth Groups

Gay Youth Alliance (GYA)
e-mail: sdgya@gay.com
phone: (619) 233-9309
address: P.O. Box 83022, San Diego, CA 92138
The Gay Youth Alliance is a social support group for gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, transgendered or other youth exploring their sexuality who are 24 years of age or younger.

GSA Network
web site: www.gsanetwork.org
Gay-Straight Alliance Network is a youth-led organization that connects school-based Gay-Straight Alliances (GSAs) to each other and community resources. Through peer support, leadership development, and training, GSA Network supports young people in starting, strengthening, and sustaining GSAs and builds the capacity of GSAs to:

Light for Life Foundation of San Diego
web site: www.yellowribbonsd.org
e-mail: yellowribbonsoca@earthlink.net
phone: (760) 635-5904
fax: (760) 942-2168
message: (760) 753-2535 x 231
address: 1831 So El Camino Real, Encinitas, CA 92024
The Light for Life Foundation of San Diego was established in 1997 as a regional chapter of the Light for Life Foundation - International. In April 2000, we expanded to become the Light for Life Foundation of Southern California. Our purpose is to save lives through the prevention of youth suicide -- the fastest growing killer of youth in America today -- with awareness and outreach and the promotion of the Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program.

Student Groups, Organizations and Education Support

Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) San Diego County
web site: www.glsensd.org
e-mail: glsensd@glsensd.org
mailing address: P.O. Box 632747, San Diego, CA 92163;
physical address: 4070 Centre St., San Diego, CA 92103
GLSEN works to the cycle of bigotry in K-12 schools. Through its growing network of 85 chapters in 35 states, GLSEN strives to assure that each member of every school community is valued and respected, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. National web site located at www.glsen.org.

Cal State San Marcos Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Ally Student Organization (LGBTA)
web site: http://public.csusm.edu/student_orgs/lgbt
e-mail: lgbt@csusm.edu
Our mission is to create a support network for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and gay supportive students. We are a non-judgmental and inclusive group that wishes to create awareness for LGBT issues on campus and in our greater communities while providing students with a forum for free expression and mutual encouragement.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Association at the University of California at San Diego
web site: http://lgbtro.ucsd.edu
e-mail: rainbow@ucsd.edu
phone: (858) 822-3493
LGBTA's mission is to provide the local community with an educational and social forum for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues, as well as a support network for those in need. In our website, you'll find information about meetings, social events, and community resources.

Mt. Carmel High School Gay Straight Alliance
web site: www.geocities.com/mchsgsa
e-mail: shawnconley@email.com
This is the website for the Mt. Carmel High School GSA. We are trying to promote our site along with getting people to feel good about diversity.

San Diego State University Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Student Union (LGBTSU)
web site: www.rohan.sdsu.edu/~lgbtsu
e-mail: LGBTSU@rohan.sdsu.edu
phone: (619) 594-2737
fax: (619) 501-2457
address: 5500 Campanile Drive, Aztec Center Rm 158B, San Diego, CA 92182
The LGBTSU at SDSU has been in existence for 33 years and is here to serve the needs of not only the SDSU campus, but the community in general. We meet every Tuesday at 4 PM on the SDSU campus in Aztec Center's Calmacec Room... Everyone is welcome to join us.

UCSD Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues (CACLGBTI)
web site: orpheus-1.ucsd.edu/caclgbi/home.html
e-mail: caclgbti@ucsd.edu
The Chancellor's Advisory Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues (CACLGBTI), is an administrative body comprised of UCSD students, staff, and faculty. The committee operates under the charge of Chancellor Robert C. Dynes, and was established in Fall 1994 by then-Chancellor Richard Atkinson.

UCSD Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Resource Office (LGBTRO)
web site: lgbtro.ucsd.edu
e-mail: rainbow@ucsd.edu
phone: (858) 822-3493
address: 9500 Gilman Drive, Box 0023, La Jolla, CA 92093-0023
The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Resource Office (LGBTRO) is an open, safe and inclusive environment for students, staff, and faculty of UCSD to explore sexual orientation and gender issues. The office promotes visibility, sense of community, and knowledge of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people by providing educational and informational services.

University of San Diego (USD) Pride
website: http://pride.sandiego.edu/
An alliance at the University of San Diego for gay, lesbian, bisexual, trasgendered queer and
questioning students and their supporters.

National Links

Golden State Gay Rodeo Association (GSGRA)
web site: www.gsgra.org
The GSGRA was established to further the growth and enjoyment of the western life-style, in the Golden State, California. Providing education and training in the production, operations and participation in rodeo and the western life-style. The web site lists the various chapters and their events.

International Gay Rodeo Association (IGRA)
web site: www.igra.com
address: 900 E. Colfax Ave., Denver, Colorado 80218
The IGRA is an umbrella organization comprised of 20 regional Gay Rodeo Associations from across the United States and Canada. IGRA serves to foster the sport of Rodeo and Country & Western activities.

Lambda Car Club International
web site: www.lambdacarclub.net
address: P.O. Box 2501, Columbus, OH 43216
With over 1500 members in 26 local chapters, Lambda Car Club International is the largest Gay and Lesbian car club in the nation. Newsletter "The Driveshaft" published six times a year. Annual member directory. Local and national meets.

National Gay Pilot's Association (NGPA)
web site: www.ngpa.org
phone: (703) 660-3852
address: P.O. Box 27542, Washington, DC 20038-4453
NGPA is a national organization of Gay and Lesbian pilots and other aviation enthusiasts from across the country.

The National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association (NLGJA)
web site: www.nlgja.org
The National Lesbian & Gay Journalists Association is an organization of journalists, online media professionals, and students that works from within the journalism industry to foster fair and accurate coverage of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues. NLGJA opposes workplace bias against all minorities and provides professional development for its members.

Youth Assistance Organization (YAO)
web site: www.youth.org
e-mail: webmaster@youth.org
Youth Assistance Organization (YAO or YOUTH.ORG) is a service run by volunteers, created to help self-identifying gay, lesbian, bisexual and questioning youth. YAO exists to provide young people with a safe space online to be themselves. This organization was formed to provide for the needs of queer youth; the need for a rare opportunity to express themselves, to know they are not alone, and to interact with others who have already accepted their sexuality.