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Craigslist
Best general resource, especially for shares
www.craigslist.org
Bay Area Reporter
Gay weekly newspaper
Bay Times
Gay weekly newspaper
www.sfbaytimes.com
Rainbow Grocery
Good queer friendly listings
www.rainbowgrocery.org
1745 Folsom Street @ Division
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Safeway
on Church and Market
Postings on bulletin boards Sunday
SF Chronicle
Good general housing resources.
www.sfgate.com/rentals
Also check in the SF Weekly, Bay Guardian, Potrero
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| San
Francisco Rent Stabilization And Arbitration Board
25 Van Ness Avenue, Room 320, San Francisco, CA
94102-6033
Information: (415) 252 - 4602 Fax: (415) 252 - 4699
Office Hours: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm, Monday - Friday
www.ci.sf.ca.us/rentbd/
The San
Francisco Tenants Union
Tenants rights information and counseling; drop-in
clinic.
www.sftu.org
558 Capp Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
415-282-6622
AIDS Housing Alliance/SF
427 South Van Ness, San Francisco, CA 94103
415.552.3242
www.ahasf.org
Apartment listings, deposit assistance, tenant's rights, rental counseling and advocay for people with HIV/AIDS.
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Housing
Rights Committee of San Francisco
427 South Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA 94103
www.hrcsf.org
The San
Francisco SPCA Open Door Program
SPCA guides tenants searching for pet-friendly housing
in creating a resume for your pet, and maintains
an online rental listing for pet-friendly units.
www.sfspca.org/opendoor
2500-16th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103-4213
415-554-3000 |
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Community
United Against Violence (CUAV)
160 14th Street
415.777.5500, crisis line (415) 333-help (4357)
www.cuav.org
A multicultural anti-oppression agency whose mission
is to prevent and respond to violence against and
within our diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,
queer and questioning communities.
San Francisco
Human Right Commission, LGBT/HIV Division
415.252.2500
www.sfgov.org/site/sfhumanrights
Mediates and investigates complaints of discrimination
in employment and public accommodations based on
sexual orientation, gender identity, HIV status,
or domestic partner status and provides training
on these topics, enforces the equal benefits/domestic
partners ordinance. |
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MOVE
(Men Overcoming Violence)
1385 Mission Street, suite 300
415.626.6683
Provides assistance and support for changing the
cycle of domestic violence. International
Gay And Lesbian Human Rights Commission –
San Francisco Office for Asylum Documentation Program
(to contact phone/fax/email only)
1-415-398-2759
f1-415-398-4635 fax
email: asylum@iglhrc.org
www.iglhrc.org
Monitors, documents and mobilizes responses to human
rights violations on the basis of sexual orientation,
HIV status and gender identity. |
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Positive
Resource Center
www.positiveresource.org
Benefits Counseling and Employment Services for
people living with HIV/AIDS. Full spectrum of vocational
rehabilitation and employment services.
785 Market Street, 10th Floor, San Francisco, CA
94103
414.777.0333
Craigslist
www.craigslist.org/
Brian McNaught
Workplace trainings and writing on gay issues and
the workplace.
www.brian-mcnaught.com
Equality Project
The Equality Project works to support and help monitor
the adoption of written employee nondiscrimination
policies on sexual orientation and gender identity
in the workplace by pressing companies to implement
the progressive policies expressed in the Equality
Principles.
www.equalityproject.org
GayWork.com
Job and career placement for members of the gay
& lesbian community.
www.gaywork.com
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Lambda
Legal Defense & Education Fund
www.lambdalegal.org
The nation's oldest and largest legal organization
working for the civil rights of lesbians, gay men,
and people with HIV/AIDS.
Out & Equal
Workplace Advocates
A non-profit, national organization, headquartered
in San Francisco, to address GLBT issues in the
workplace.
www.outandequal.org
Planetout
Online resource for the queer community with a section
on money & careers.
www.planetout.com
Progayjobs.com
www.progayjobs.com
online job and resume search engine
San Francisco
Mayor's Committee for Employment of Persons with
Disabilities www.disability-employment-sf.org |
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Harvey
Milk Institute
1800 Market Street, Suite Q-31
415.865.5633
www.harveymilk.org
The world's largest institute for queer studies;
courses are noncredit and ungraded -- they are designed
purely for the love of learning.
City College
of San Francisco, Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender
Studies Department
415.239.3876
www.ccsf.edu/Departments/ed_programs.html
(look for Gay, lesbian bisexual studies department,
as well as the HIV/STD studies program).
The first and only department dedicated to GLBTQ
studies in the United States. Provides diverse accredited
courses that range from introductory and life skills
to art, history, psychology, relationships, community
and theater.
San Francisco
State University, Human Sexuality Studies
415.405.3570
http://hmsx.sfsu.edu
The program in human sexuality studies at San Francisco
State University (SFSU) provides a comprehensive
and interdisciplinary approach to research and education
in sexuality. Houses the gay, lesbian and bisexual
studies program, which strives to delineate and
analyze meanings that have been associated with
homosexuality in various artistic, biological, cultural,
educational, ethical, historical and literary contexts.
Examines mixed-gender and cross-gender roles and
practices. |
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San
Francisco State University Queer Alliance
The Cesar Chavez Student Center
Mezzanine Level www.queeralliancesfsu.org
415.338.1952 Eureka
Valley/Harvey Milk Memorial Branch, San Francisco
Public Library
http://sfpl4.sfpl.org/librarylocations/branches/eurekavalley.htm
3555 16th St.
415.355.5616 The
James C. Hormel Gay And Lesbian Center, Main Branch,
San Francisco Public Library
http://sfpl4.sfpl.org/librarylocations/main/glc/glc.htm
415.557.4566
Devoted specifically to the documentation of LGBT
culture. |
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