Crisis:

General:

QTBIPOC:

  • Black Trans Advocacy Coalition (Provides advocacy, support, and resources for Black trans people)

  • TransLatin@ Coalition (Organizes and advocates for the needs of trans Latin@s who are immigrants and live in the U.S.)

  • Imagine Black Futures (Helps our Black community imagine the alternatives the community deserves and build civic participation and leadership to achieve those alternatives.)

  • Ori Gallery (Ori Gallery is the brain child of the creative duo Maya Vivas & Leila Haile. Together they seek to reclaim and redefine "the white cube" through amplifying the voices of Trans and Queer Artists of color, community organizing and mobilization through the arts. In addition to rotating exhibitions, they also offer classes and workshops to the community for free or low-cost such as PoC figure drawing, Grant Writing for the People, Arts for Direct Action and meet-ups for Queer and Trans creatives of color.)

  • Don’t Shoot Portland (Their organizational work and activism, including direct community education workshops, supports the outreach of continued advocacy as first respondents and has helped community members contribute through direct engagement and legislative value.)

  • Unite Oregon (Led by people of color, immigrants and refugees, rural communities, and people experiencing poverty, Unite Oregon works across Oregon to build a unified intercultural movement for justice. Unite Oregon represents over 13,000 supporters and members across Oregon.)

  • The Kathleen Saadat Leadership Fund (The leadership fund has been set up in Kathleen's honor and will give money directly to Black LGBTQ Oregonians who want to take the next step in their personal leadership journey – whether it’s taking a class or applying for a business license or buying supplies to put on a community event or renting a bus to take to Salem to speak with their legislators about issues that matter to their communities.)

  • ABOVE FOUR Fund (Grants of up to $500 to USA Black women artists for support during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Funding is intended for applicants that have lost gigs, opportunities, or income due to COVID-19 or as a stipend for an on-going creative project. The goal of the funding source is to continue empowering black women and their artistic practices.)

  • Live Another Day QTBIPOC Addiction & Mental Health Support Guide

  • Asian Pride Project (Stories of lesbian, gay, transgender and queer triumphs and struggles in Asian and Pacific Islander (API) communities through the eyes of parents, elders and family.)

  • GAPIMNY (Empowers Queer & Trans Asians & Pacific Islanders through leadership development, happy hours, general meetings and workshops, political involvement, and visibility programs.)

  • The Okra Project (The Okra Project is a mutual aid collective that provides support to Black Trans, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming people with the intention of alleviating some of the barriers that the community faces daily.)

  • NGQPIA (The National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance empowers LGBTQ+ Asians and Pacific Islanders through movement capacity building, policy advocacy, and representation.)

  • National Queer & Trans Therapists of Color Network

  • GLBTQ+ Asian Pacific Alliance (GAPA directly engages in social, cultural, and political advocacy to advance and protect the GLBTQ+ Asian & Pacific Islander community’s interests and well-being.)

  • Therapy for Queer People of Color

  • Visibility Project (Seeks to document the personal experiences of the Queer Asian Pacific American women and transgender community by interweaving visual art, personal narratives, and social justice onto an accessible online platform.)

COVID-19 Resources:

Mental Health and Addiction*:

*Please be aware that any crisis line may involve law enforcement and/or hospitalization in emergency situations.

Physical Health:

Food Insecurity:

HIV/AIDS Support:

  • Cascade Aids Project (HIV & STI testing, treatment, and referrals; locations in Portland, Vancouver, WA and Longview, WA)

  • Prism Health (Provides primary medical care, behavioral health care, HIV and STI testing, and more; Portland-based) 

  • Esther’s Pantry (Free food pantry for financially challenged individuals living with HIV)

  • Tod’s Corner (Provides clothing and household items to people living with HIV/AIDS)

Youth:

Parents/Family:

Elders: