PFLAG Tri-Cities
What is PFLAG Tri-Cities?
A local chapter of the national nonprofit PFLAG organization.
Who does it serve?
All LGBT individuals in the Tri-Cities and their straight allies.
What does PFLAG do & why?
Holds regularly scheduled meetings the third Thursday of each month from 7-8 pm. These meetings provide support to, education about, and advocacy for the LGBT community.
Where are the meetings?
Presbyterian Campus Ministries House behind ETSU
1412 College Heights Rd.
Johnson City, Tennessee
For more information:
Visit PFLAG's Facebook page or the Web site
E-mail PFLAG
Call 423-390-8585
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SAGA
What is SAGA?
SAGA is an East Tennessee
State University (ETSU) student organization committed to the equality of all
sexual, affectional, and gender minority individuals and their allies. It provides
education and a safe space for those in the ETSU community.
What does it stand for?
The Sexuality and Gender Alliance.
Who does it serve?
All ETSU students,
faculty, staff, and their guests.
What does SAGA do and why?
Provides social support,
education opportunities, and campus advocacy.
When & where are the meetings?
Meetings on ETSU
Campus
Rogers-Stout Room 120
@ 7:00pm Tuesdays
First meeting of the
Spring Semester – January 22.
For more information
Call Bethanie Dye at
423-439-4446
Visit its Facebook Page or Web page
E-mail SAGA
Follow us on Twitter or
Instagram
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Pride Community Center of the
Tri-Cities
What does the Pride Community Center do?
Acts as a sponsor of events such as June’s march and Pride in the Park Day; maintains a web page with information about LGBT-owned and friendly businesses and upcoming LGBT events in the Tri-Cities.
Who does it serve?
LGBT individuals in the Tri-Cities and surrounding areas.
What are its goals?
It is dedicated to providing a safe space to foster the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being of LGBT individuals. The organization’s long-term goal is to establish a community center in downtown Johnson City, Tennessee, where people can gather socially, hold meetings, have functions, and pool all the resources of the LGBT community.
For more information, visit the Pride Center's Facebook page.