ARQ2: Resources - Internet sites

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Diversity within LGBTTTIQ communities

The Internet is a useful resource for information about LGBTTTIQ people of colour or other queer people from marginalized communities. The following are examples of Internet sites representing the diversity of the community (not an exhaustive list):

www.trikone.org (Queer people of South Asian heritage)

www.acas.org (Asian Community AIDS Service)

www.the519.org/programs/groups/queer/hola.shtml (Gay Latinos)

http://orad.ca (Ontario Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf)

www.legit.ca (Lesbian and Gay Immigration Task Force)

http://bi.org/db/dis.html (Resources for bisexual people living with disabilities)

www.2spirits.com (Two-Spirited People of the First Nations)

www.pinktriangle.org (Ottawa GLBT Seniors)

www.salaamcanada.com (Queer Muslims)

General information about LGBTTTIQ communities

www.qrd.org/qrd/www/orgs/aja/lgbt.htm (L/G/B/Ts on the WWW)

www.thetaskforce.org (National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, United States)

www.isna.org (Intersex Society of North America)

www.torontobinet.org (Toronto Bisexual Network)

www.the519.org/programs/trans/ON_TS_ResourceGuide.htm (info on resources for transpeople across Ontario)

Addiction/mental health information

www.lgtbcentrevancouver.com/pdf_s/theManual_vFinal.pdf (LGBT Health Matters manual) - PDF

www.vch.ca/ce/docs/03_02_LGBTSubstanceUse.pdf (LGBT Communities and Substance Abuse—What Health Has to Do With It! report) - PDF

www.ccsa.ca/CCSA/EN/Topics/Populations/LGBTTTIQ.htm (Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse’s LGBTTTIQ page)

www.nalgap.org (National Association of Gay & Lesbian Addiction Professionals)

http://ncadi.samhsa.gov (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services and SAMHSA’s National Clearinghouse for Alcohol & Drug Information)

www.trans-health.com (Online Magazine of Health and Fitness for Transsexual and Transgendered People)

hsl.mcmaster.ca/tomflem/gayprob.html (Health care information and resources)

www.bbcm.org (Bad Boy Club Montreal)

www.womenfdn.org/resources/info/pdfs/lesbian.pdf (The Women’s Addiction Foundation’s document: Lesbian and Bisexual Women and Substance Use) - PDF

www.sherbourne.on.ca/programs/programs.html (Sherbourne Health Centre’s links page)

www.caps.ucsf.edu/projects/TRANS/pdf/TRANScriticalneeds.pdf (Critical Health Needs of MtF Transgenders of Colour report) - PDF

Information on discrimination

www.egale.ca (EGALE Canada)

www.ncf.ca/gay/police-gay (Ottawa Police Gay and Lesbian Liaison Committee)

www.srlp.org (Sylvia Rivera Law Project)

www.hrusa.org (Human Rights Resource Center, University of Minnesota)

www.actwin.com/cahp (Citizens Against Homophobia)

Information on family issues

www.colage.org (Children of Gays and Lesbians Everywhere)

www.uwo.ca/pridelib/family (Family Pride Canada)

www.fsatoronto.com/programs/fsaprograms/davekelley/lgbtparenting.html (LGBT Parenting Network)

http://naples.cc.sunysb.edu/CAS/affirm.nsf (Psychologists Affirming their Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Family)

www.rainbowhealth.ca/english/index.html (Canadian Rainbow Health Coalition)

Asking the Right Questions 2

Acknowledgments
Introduction
Using the manual
Background information:
- Part A — Client Questionnaire
- Part B — Conversation Guide
Counsellor competence
Resources
References
Appendix