PFLAG Omaha Support Meeting
Countryside Community Church 13130 Faith Plz, Omaha, NebraskaPFLAG Omaha hosts monthly meetings for support and education regarding sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression.
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Support Group: Lincoln Families of Gender Fluid Kids
Unitarian Church of Lincoln 6300 A Street, Lincoln, NE, United StatesA peer support group for families of gender fluid/trans children of all ages. Meets on a monthly basis
Trans Rights Day of Action | Urban Abbey, OutNebraska & Strongly Worded Letters
Urban Abbey 1026 Jackson St., Omaha, NE, United StatesWe invite you to join Urban Abbey and OutNebraska for a Trans Rights Day of Action on Sunday, January 14th from 1 pm - 4 pm. This event will be held at Urban Abbey, located at 1026 Jackson St. in Omaha, NE. This will be an opportunity to hear from community organizers about LGBTQ+ rights […]
Florecer LGBTQ Latine/Chicane Social Group (Omaha)
Nebraska AIDS Project Omaha (Maple) 6220 Maple St, Omaha, NE, United StatesFlorecer is a 16+ social group made with the vision of connecting Latine and Chicane LGBTQ+ people in Omaha, meeting every third Tuesday of the month. Florecer is made possible by Transpire Therapy Services and Nebraska AIDS Project.
Norfolk Area Pride Peer Group: 9th-12th Grade
This group will be for LGBTQ+ or questioning individuals in high school. This group will be facilitated by adult partners and current Pride board members, Angie and Mo. Angie's experience coming out in 7th grade has given her a lifetime of navigating LGBTQ+ issues and Mo came out as an adult in 2020. Together, Angie […]
Open Arms Trans Social | Second Unitarian Church of Omaha
2nd Unitarian Church of OmahaSince 2011, Second Unitarian Church of Omaha has hosted OATS (Open Arms Trans Social), providing a low-stakes social environment for trans people and their families to find community, create friendships, and participate in events with the broader community, from movie nights and open mics to panels exploring the intersections of faith and gender expansive identities. […]