You Need To Know Our Name When...

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You’ve come to the right place for information about Minnesota’s vibrant and robust gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.  OutFront Minnesota can help with just about all of your questions.  You need to know our name when...

1. You want information about the GLBT community in Minnesota.

2. You are thinking about coming out.

3. You are proud of who you are!

4. You want to make a difference in your own state.

5. You are a student wondering if there is a queer student association at your school.

6. You are harassed for being gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender.

7. You want to see the latest theatrical production with a crowd that “gets it”.

8. You need an understanding lawyer to draft your will.

9. You need a peer to talk to.

10. You need the services of the state’s largest GLBT community organization.

11. You are beginning to explore the gay community.

12. Your child is taunted as a “fag” at school.

13. You are thinking about forming a new GLBT community organization in Greater Minnesota.

14. Your workplace needs GLBT-inclusive diversity training.

15. You want to connect with your community.

16. Your local lesbian neighborhood group needs voice-mail.

17. Your school district doesn’t understand why your child has two daddies.

18. You need a phone number for a GLBT community organization any where in Minnesota.

19. Your rainbow flag is stolen from your front yard.

20. You are just beginning to accept your gender identity.

21. Your employer discriminates against you.

22. You want to learn how to be an effective citizen lobbyist.

23. You are a gay senior looking for new friends of your own generation.

24. You are a victim of a hate crime.

25. You are tired of the bars yet want to remain connected with the community.

26. You need to talk things out with a concerned listener.

27. You want to volunteer for an effective GLBT community organization.

28. Your church-group needs a speaker.

29. You receive hate mail.

30. You want to form a GLBT workplace group where you work.

31. You need an advocate in you time of need.

32. You want to increase your clout with the mayor.

33. Your neighbor threatens you.

34. You know there is more to life than softball every Wednesday night.

35. You want to host a ‘Meet the Legislator’ event for your GLBT neighbors.

36. You are a youth seeking an accepting and friendly youth-group.

37. You are a trainer on current GLBT diversity issues.

38. Your child is unwelcome at school.

39. Your landlord calls you a “dyke”.

40. You want to find a supportive employer who offers domestic partner benefits.

41. You want to help create a GLBT community center.

42. You want to go back to your abusive partner.

43. You want to find a welcoming and affirming congregation.

44. You have been accused of misconduct and need legal help.

45. Your parents have kicked you out of the house for being who you are.

46. You want to make a contribution that makes a difference.

47. You are new to the area and want to make connections.

48. You wish we had a stronger sense of community.

49. You want to see Margaret Cho with a nearly all-gay crowd.

50. You want to know how to approach your school board.

51. You want to be a card-carrying member of the gay community.

52. You don’t feel safe at work.

53. You want to know if your legislator is supportive on issues facing our community.

54. Your partner hurts you.

55. You are looking for a something rewarding to do.

56. You want to create a legacy for your community.

57. You want to keep on learning!

58. You are a youth seeking an appropriate social outlet.

59. You want to make a difference to the generation coming behind you.

60. You want to be a part of a truly statewide organization.

61. You want to spend a weekend with a group of fun and challenging folks.

62. You know want the satisfaction of belonging to one of the most respected statewide GLBT community organizations in the nation.