Links

Princeton Links
LGBT Student Services: Information about LGBT resources on campus as well as the events calendar. During the academic year, Debbie Bazarsky, the current LGBT Student Services Co-ordinator, brings a rich and diverse score of talks, socials, discussion groups, and guest speakers to PU.
Pride Alliance: Tthe queer undergraduate organization on campus.
FFR/btGALA: The website of the queer Princeton alumni group will inform visitors of the current activities and upcoming social events organized by the alumni. This is a great way to connect with the alumni as well as joining them after leaving Princeton.
Graduate Student Government: The GSG plays an essential role in communicating graduate student needs and concerns to the university administration. They have funded many QGC events in the past.
Fire Hazards Performance Group: Fire Hazards is an all-inclusive (no auditions!) fabulous a capella group. It is a unique experience of all genders, sexual orientations, and gender expressions under one unified (and flaming) voice!

Local Links
NJ Lesbian and Gay Coalition: The NJLGC is a perfect resource to find out about state legislation and politics concerning LGBTQ issues. The website infroms us: "The NJLGC has served as the representative voice of the les/gay/bi/trans community for over a quarter of a century and is the only statewide organization in existence to monitor legislation in this state that affects the lives of LGBT people. The New Jersey Lesbian and Gay Coalition was the driving force in the 1992 passage of the amendment to include sexual orientation in the NJ 'Law Against Discrimination.'"
NJ GayLesBiTrans Life: This is a website where you can find local queer listings, infromation about local queer businesses and events.
Jersey Pride: The organizers of the annual NJ Pride Parade in Asbury Park.
The Pride Center: The Pride Center is a community center, located in New Brunswick, serving the local LGBTQ community. You can find links to the queer dance clubs and local hang-outs as well as useful resources on this website.

New York Links
The LGBT Community Center: Located in Greenwich Village at 208 West 13th Street, the center itself provides health-related, civic, and cultural programs and social events. It is a very good source of infromation and a good place to connect with the queer NYC community.
New York Gay and Lesbian Film Festival: The annual film festival is one of the largest queer film events in the country. Usually the festival takes place in the first two weeks of June.
Heritage of Pride: The organizers of the annual Pride Week events in NYC. NYC Pride Week is usually the last week of June and the Pride March usually take place the Sunday of that week. NYC Pride Week is packed with action, drawing huge crowds from all over the US.
MIX: New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film/Video Festival: The annual festival is a chance to see more radical and underground works with a stronger emphasis on video than other festivals. Watch out for great short film/videos!
NY Subway Map

Philly Links
Equality Forum: Formerly known as PrideFest America, Equality Forum is the pride week of Philadelphia. The week is packed with events ranging from parties and socials to workshops and talks. There is emphasis on international LGBT events and communities and each year a country is highlighted.
Philadelphia International Gay and Lesbian Film Festival: Perhaps even larger than the New York counterpart, the Philly IGLFF is always well attended, always sold-out, and always happening! Be sure to catch the hottest new documentaries and world premiers of full length features every year in July!