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Androgynize Me is a tumblr filled with most excellent genderforkery. Even better, they seem to be pretty good about photo attribution!

short doc blending humor and formal interviews explores the under-reported problem of a lack of gender neutral restroom spaces not just for transfolk, but also for genderqueers and anyone who expresses outside the annoying two-gender system.. featuring lynn breedlove, bryan burgess and melissa lawton.

Written, Directed, Shot and Edited by Shani Heckman

A website that covers world-wide anti-gay legislation. The Box Turtle Bulletin is a website that talks about various anti-gay laws and/or bills, etc. that are being passed world-wide. Personally, I like that fact that they publish word-for-word the proposed legislature, so you’re not just reading an opinion with a couple of quotes.

I think it’s important to know what’s up in the world, and this site promotes that sort of awareness.

We've created this site as a community driven resource directory -- and hope to make life easier by building upon local knowledge of transgender friendly providers, services and community groups. We're starting with a few categories but have major plans to expand. Please share this site with your friends (Facebook and Twitter).

If you're someone who provides services to trans, gender non-conforming people we welcome your input. You may add yourself or if you have concerns, additional info you'd like to share, email us.

Possibly Manchester's friendliest running club! Part of the International Frontrunners network and fully affiliated to England Athletics, Manchester Frontrunners was founded in 2005 to offer a sociable and friendly place for runners to train and meet other like-minded folk in a supportive environment. Whilst the majority of our members are from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community, we are absolutely open to everyone and encourage participation from, and aim to provide access for all.

Pride Sports is the LGBT sporting infrastructure organisation for North West England and is the culmination of almost ten years sports development and activity within Manchester's LGBT community. Our experienced board is made up of Trevor Burchick MBE, Louise Englefield and Sally Carr, bringing together over 35 years experience of community sports and activity capacity building, youth project work, active citizenship development and development in voluntary, public and private spheres.

The aims of the Group as set out in the Constitution are to "To provide the means for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered (GLBT) persons to play tennis". We hope, however, that we do much more than that, and that people can come along to play and improve their tennis in a friendly, relaxed and sociable atmosphere.

The Group runs weekly tennis sessions at Sportcity, provides professional coaching and organises both internal and international tennis tournaments. Group members also frequently travel elsewhere in the UK, as well as overseas, to compete in International GLBT tournaments.

Marlin is Manchester's trans swimming group. It is open to all trans people, MTF and FTM. It is FREE due to funding from Manchester Pride.

MSGI stands for Minority Sexual and Gender Identities and mainly represents Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) students, but is also inclusive of all other minorities (asexual, queer, polyamorous, BDSM, etc.)

BLAGY (Bradford Lesbian and Gay Youth) is an informal and fun group for young people between the ages of 14 and 25 who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or who are questioning their sexuality.

The group meets weekly from 6pm to 8.30pm in a safe city centre location and the sessions are varied and young person led. We also meet once a month in Keighley on the second Thursday of the month.

Our group aims are:
* To provide a safe space for LGBTQ young people in Bradford.
* To provide a group where people can have fun and make friends.