The LGBTQ+ organizations and the organizations that serve LGBTQ+ individuals signing below stand in solidarity with Celena Morrison-McLean and Darius McLean, who are our valued employees, Board members, and community
Original Article: https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/about/news-room/press-releases-and-statements/2024/03/21/pew-awards-8m-to-address-maternal-and-infant-health-lgbtq-youth-wellness-and-stability PHILADELPHIA—The Pew Charitable Trusts announced today that it has awarded more than $8 million to Philadelphia-area nonprofit organizations working to improve maternal and infant health for low-income
Attic Youth Center, Philadelphia’s only independent LGBTQ+ Youth Center and one of the oldest in the country marks its 30th-anniversary milestone and announces the recipients of the 2023 Attic Youth Center Awards, honoring individuals and organizations in four categories:
The Attic Youth Center will celebrate its 30th anniversary on Nov. 18 with The Attic Youth Center Presents: A Celebration of Queer Joy — Past, Present, Future, by honoring people
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — September is National Suicide Prevention Month and experts say outreach is needed more than ever, especially for young people. Their rates of suicide continue to rise with LGBTQ+ young people
Attic youth Brianna talks with Lynette Hazelton at the Philly Inquirer about her struggles finding housing as a transgender, LGBTQ+ youth: It’s been 18 months since she arrived in Philadelphia
For too many LGBTQ+ teens, feelings of isolation, discrimination and judgement are an all too normal part of their daily lives. In times that can be intensely challenging, it’s more
The Attic Youth Center’s Executive Director Jasper Liem, and youths Ava and Brianna stopped by PHL17 to chat about the programs offered for young people at The Attic and how
Thank you to our friends at Philadelphia Gay News for highlighting this exciting news! Read the article here:The Attic Youth Center appoints interim executive director — Philadelphia Gay News (epgn.com)
Dear Friends, We are immensely pained by the recent senseless murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Aubrey, Nina Pop, Tony McDade, and Breonna Taylor. These acts of police brutality against Black
