The mission of the Utah Pride Center is to be a catalyst for personal growth, acceptance and equality for GLBT people in Utah. The Utah Pride Center features the largest GLBTQ library in Utah, as well as many support groups and services.
	Utah Pride Center 361 North 300 West Salt Lake City, UT 84103 Administrative Offices Monday-Friday 10am to 6pm
	Café Marmalade The Center proudly announces the opening of Café Marmlade, a full service coffee shop and café open now in the Utah Pride Center at 361 North 300 West. Café Marmalade will be open seven days a week: Sunday -Thursday: 7am-10 pm and Friday - Saturday: 8am-10pm. Cafe Marmalade offers a full range of menu options from delicious espresso concoctions, to a gourmet lunch menu and tantalizing pastries, to vegan options. Come in early for your morning pick- me-up, have your business lunch here, and then drop back in the evening to chill with friends. Weekends are jumping with live music on Saturday nights, BBQ's on the patio and more. Café Marmalade in the Utah Pride Center also offers four computers with free internet access, as well as wi-fi, resources about the GLBT community, and the biggest GLBT library in the state.
	TINT: Tolerant Intelligent Network of Teens TINT (Tolerant Intelligent Network of Teens) is the Utah Pride Center's youth activity center which provides a safe place for people ages 14-20 regardless of race, ethnic background, physical ability, religion, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation or identity. Not only does the TINT provide social and support groups for GLBTQ youth, but we have food, a big screen TV, video games, computers, a library, a pool table, and much, much more! Drop in Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday 3pm-9pm

For more information check out the Utah Pride Center Web site.

	Women's Resource Center The Women's Resource Center (WRC) at the University of Utah serves as the central resource for educational and support services for women. Honoring the complexities of women's identities, the WRC facilitates choices and changes through programs, counseling, and training grounded in a commitment to advance social justice and equality. Current WRC discussion groups:

LBQ Discussion Group
Come join us and expand your consciousness and your social network. This group offers a safe place to dialogue with other women about your experiences that may include living on the margins and in the closet. Topics may include relationship beginnings and endings, coming out to self and others, starting families and parenting, social networking, community events, creating and participating in healthy Lesbian/Bisexual/Queer culture. Pre-registration required. Please call to set up an interview and to inquire about days and time. If interested, please call for an initial phone interview (801) 581-8030. (Pre-group interview is required prior to attending group.)

Women, Food and Body Image
It is not surprising that many, if not most women struggle to even consider the possibilities of a peaceful, loving, healthy relationship with their bodies and with food. This group is designed for women of all cultures, ages and sizes to explore the personal, interpersonal, and social issues related to food, fat, body image, eating disorders, and self-acceptance. If you want to find a more accepting way to live with food and your body, please join us for a confidential, safe discussion. This is not a disordered eating therapy group or a weight loss group. (Pre-group interview is required prior to attending group.)

Women of Color Discussion Group
Are you a woman of color who is struggling to work in a predominantly White campus or community? As women of color who come from a variety of backgrounds (e.g., African American/Black, Latina/Hispanic, Asian American, Pacific Islander, American Indian, Middle Eastern/Arab American, and others), we have experiences that are unique to our individual backgrounds but also hold many common connections.

We seek to create a support system that can honor the common connections and distinct experiences of being women of color. Our discussion group can provide a safe place to share some of our struggles as well as some of our ways of coping, strengths, and resources. If you could benefit from receiving and providing this type of support, please consider joining our discussion group. (Pre-group interview is required prior to attending group.)

Women Sharing Wisdom
The focus of this group is to share the richness and complexity of women’s lives. We live in a world where women’s voices are often silenced. This group offers a place for women to be truly seen and heard and their experiences honored. The group format will include experiential exercises as well as time to make connections with other women. (Pre-group interview is required prior to attending group.)

Check the Women's Resource Center site for many other groups, programs and events.

LGBT Resource Center
The LGBT Resource Center provides a comprehensive range of education, information and advocacy services, and works to create and maintain an open, safe, and supportive environment for LGBT students, staff, faculty, alumni and the entire campus community.

Queer Student Union
The Queer Student Union strives to create a place for queer students on campus to come together and participate in both social activities and discussions of queer issues. QSU meets every Monday at 7:30 pm in the Union Den. Contact: utahqsu@gmail.com or myspace.com/utahqsu

Northern Utah Women Recreational Opportunities Club (NUWROC)
A social organization of lesbian and straight women in the Utah area who get out and about in a variety of ways including (but not limited to): walking, camping, festivals, cook outs, shows, skiing and creative workshops.

Gay and Lesbian Parents of Utah
For families and everyone who wants to participate they currently have children or are planning to in the future. They meet together to share ideas and support one another, as gay parents in Utah, giving children a chance to associate with other families, just like theirs.

Colage
To engage, connect, and empower people to make the world a better place for children of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and/or transgender parents and families.

Utah State University Pride Alliance
Serves Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual and Transgendered communities of Utah State University, Logan and Cache Valley. Provides a safe meeting place for GLBT student and friends. Promotes the acceptance and understanding of diversity through education.

Queer Utah Aquatic Club
Utah's gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and straight swimming team invites you to join our team. All swimmers of any skill level, even individuals who would like to learn, are welcome.

For more local, national and internationl queer links, check out The Center's Links Page.

To add your link or group, email the Web Mistress.

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