Career support, community groups, & more!
Career support, community groups, & more!
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Center Happenings
Updates from The NYC LGBT Community Center
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Career & Resume Coaching Day
Tuesday, Feb 3 | 10 AM–2 PM
The Center is proud to offer a day of free career and resume coaching hosted by business professionals from various companies and industries. Participants will have 15–20 minutes with a coach to review their resume or talk about best interview practices. Registration is required. Please bring more than one printed copy of your resume.
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**Coming up at The Center
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35mm Photography & Zine-Making Group
Feb 9–March 23 | Mondays 4–5:30 PM
(ages 13–22)
Explore queer history by activating The Center’s National History Archive Youth while creating zines using your own 35mm photographs. Youth will shoot and develop 35mm film photographs while learning about New York queer history and artists.
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Apply to be an Activist-In-Residence Fellow!
Deadline: Monday, Feb 9 | 11:59 PM EST
Apply for The Center's Activist-in-Residence Fellowship*, an opportunity for established or emerging activists with bold, cutting-edge ideas for advancing LGBTQ+ rights to invest in their political projects and bring visibility to timely issues facing LGBTQ+ people in New York. *Fellowship includes a stipend of $15,000.
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Built by Love, Bound by Culture: an LGBTQ+ Black History Celebration
Wednesday, Feb 11 | 6–9 PM
Celebrate Black History Month by shopping from Black-owned businesses, enjoying live performances from Bertha Veneyshun and the Drag History Hour crew, and participating in a Poetry Slam Battle with a grand prize all hosted by poet and artist Rico Revels.
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Proud and Empowered
Feb 11–March 5 | Thursday & Friday 4–6 PM
(ages 13–22)
Make new friends while exploring your identity, coming out, and other related decision-making. Build community while learning skills to cope with stress, navigate relationships, explore spirituality, and develop advocacy skills.
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Love Yourself Dance
Friday, Feb 13 | 5–8 PM
(ages 13–22)
Join us for our annual Love Yourself Dance! In partnership with Live Out Loud, this year’s dance is all about exploring and expressing our diverse identities! DJ Muse Doddwill be spinning beats while our photobooth captures all the unforgettable moments. Food and refreshments will be served, and free MetroCards will be provided.
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Dance: 208
Friday, Feb 20 | 7 PM
(ages 40+)
We’re bringing back the nostalgia of our beloved Center Dances! This revitalized evening of dance classics is designed especially for people ages 40+. Join us in Room 101 to warm up, let loose, and hit the dance floor with new and familiar faces. The evening includes an open bar, complimentary pizza, and coat check.
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Big Gay Book Talk
Monday, Feb 23 | Doors Open at 6:30 PM
Join us on Monday, February 23 for a conversation and book signing with “Town & Country” author Brian Schaefer and “Great Black Hope” author Rob Franklin, moderated by writer Chris Murphy of Vanity Fair. Tickets include copies of both novels.
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Center Dinner
Thursday, April 16 | 6–10 PM
Join us as we celebrate The Center’s historic impact throughout New York and honor the leadership of those who fight alongside us for LGBTQ+ rights, dignity, and opportunity. We’re honoring the creative minds behind Heated Rivalry, Jacob Tierney and Brendan Brady, and CEO of Brooks Brothers, Ken Ohashi. Additional honorees and performers to be announced.
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The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center
208 W 13 St, New York, NY 10011
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