Social & Advocacy Organizationss in Boston

A facilitated roundtable bringing together community leaders, organizers, advocates, and elected officials to imagine and build a Boston where trans and gender-expansive people—especially Black, Brown, immigrant, and low-income community members—genuinely thrive. This Kuumba Conversation centers collective vision and action, exploring...

TQNC takes over a community resource table at Open Streets Mattapan, the city's car-free celebration of Blue Hill Ave. Stop by to connect with queer neighbors, pick up community resources, and enjoy a day of live music, local vendors, wellness...

Spectacle Island becomes queer and trans community space for the day—beach relaxing, trail hiking, a community picnic, and touch tank demonstrations. Pack a lunch, bring a friend, and spend five hours celebrating in one of the city's most beautiful outdoor...

A circle gathering for LGBTQ+ organizational leaders to tackle real challenges facing their communities. You'll sit in circle, pass a talking piece, and work collaboratively on strategy—grounded in radical foundations that help smaller organizations and activists sustain their impact. There's...

An intergenerational healing circle for trans, queer, and LGBTQIA+ parents and caregivers navigating the weight of current politics while raising families. Through solidarity and shared experience, this community gathering transforms individual struggles into collective strength and resilience. A space to...

An informative session breaking down mental health topics and resources specifically for queer folks. This virtual event cuts through the confusion and stigma to have real conversations about what mental health support actually looks like in our community.

TQNC's monthly sewing skillshare brings together people of all skill levels in a space centered on LGBTQIA+ voices and experiences. Whether you're a seasoned seamstress or have never touched a sewing machine, you'll get a brief tutorial, access to basic...

QHB's annual celebration of the people who made Boston's LGBTQ+ history — a brunch and ceremony honoring five award categories, from lifetime achievement to contemporary artists and advocates shaping our community today. Daytime glamour encouraged, but come as you are....

An intimate discussion on polyamory and consensual non-monogamy through a queer lens, hosted by The Queer Neighborhood Council and Bisexual Resource Center in celebration of Bi+ Visibility Month. This is a space to dismantle hetero-mononormative stigmas and celebrate the diverse...