Interview at high school
Casual conversation and Q & A at local high school talking about life and experiences more than just about being gay. Interesting interview.

Intersex the unspoken sexual minority
The Intersex Society of North America (ISNA) is a nonprofit advocacy group working on behalf of people with intersex conditions. ISNA's mission is to end shame, secrecy, and unwanted genital surgeries for children born with atypical reproductive anatomies. In the U.S. alone, five children are subject to harmful surgeries every day. ISNA advocates an ethically sound, patient-centered approach to intersex treatment, and works directly with health care professionals to change medical practices. ISNA also engages in public education efforts to end the idea that intersexuality is shameful or freakish.

maria s nasca
Shirts, and memorabilia for and from the GLBT community. Be visible, be proud

Pritzker Military Library
Extensive private military library and more, available to public.

Safe Spaces in Work Places
Providing diversity training & education on GLBT & Loved One's issues in the workplace, act as a referal source, provide a support group for GLBT&L experiencing workplace discrimination, and provide training materials on GLBT&L workplace issues for large and small companies. We provide a special class for law enforcement. We represent GLBT&L workplace issues on local and national Boards for ongoing education programs. NOTE: on our referal online page & training materials, we have added your site!

American Veterans for Equal Rights
A national, chapter-based volunteer organization comprised largely of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender veterans representing each of the military services

Gay and Lesbian Servicemember's for Equality
If you are a gay, lesbian, bisexual, or trangender service member,veteran, partner, family member or ally, this website is for you. After a year and a half, the GLSMEforum has been redesigned as a resource for those who serve and those interested in repealing the US Military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law. Life can be difficult for those who have to serve in silence. Our site provides relevant resources for service members and their families, information and current events about "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and a chance to share your story and connect with others. Interested in becoming an activist? This site is for you as well. Learn the facts, controversy, and current actions surrounding "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Get connected to the community brought together by the brave service of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines and coastguardsmen.

http://www.travelsvietnam.com
Vietnam hotel & resort reservation, tour & ticket booking, property & car rental...

Human rights Campaign's Documenting Courage Project
HRC joins SLDN and AVER to recognize the ctributions of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender veterans through this project through which GLBT Veterans share their personal stories

Killing of a soldier
Parents tell the story of their son murdered in the military. The military cover up is a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell".

Library of Congress's Veterrans History Project
History Project collects and preserves audio-and video-taped oral histories, along with documentary materials such as letters, diaries, maps, photographs, and home movies, of America's war veterans and those who served in support of them. This project includes stories of gay and lesbian Veterrans from World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the first Gulf War.

Military Community Services Network
Firsty social support structure for gay troops and their families. Tony Smith, Director MCSN POBox 2963 Arlington, VA 22202-0605

Military Education Initiative
New Gays in the military project reaches out to hundreds of Veterans Service Organizations and Military Associations to enhance their understanding of the gays in the military issue. There is a special Resource Guide with response to 64 most frequently asked questions. Director: Jeff Cleghorn, 1570 Monroe Drive, Suite F, Box #615, Atlanta, GA 30324-5022; tel 404 815 1363

Puget sound chapter of AVER
Greater Seattle, WA support group for gay and lesbian servicemembers and veterans. Join us and help overturn the ban.

Service Academy Gay and Lesbian Alumni Association
SAGALAA seeks to provide a social and professional network for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender graduates of the five United States Military Academies.

Transgender American Veterans Association

Veterans United for Truth

Vietnam book reflects lives of women
The Healing Power of Truth