Transgender Film Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting trans-made stories with audiences around the world.

MISSION
To provide Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander (AANHPI), Little Tokyo, and greater Los Angeles communities with a number of diverse and dynamic public art and culture programs in safe community spaces where people can connect through creative expression and social engagement.

ABOUT TUESDAY NIGHT PROJECT
Tuesday Night Project (TNP) is an Asian American grassroots and volunteer-based organization fiercely devoted to bridging communities by providing programming and interactive spaces for people to connect through artistic expression and strong, creative, community partnerships. Founded in 1998, it has grown into a community of artists, organizers, activists, professionals, independent business owners, educators, and community members.

Cinema Sala is a non-profit organization that showcases Filipino and Filipino American work in film and the performing arts through programming, distribution, and education. We are a movement of artists striving for representation for our stories that are not yet reflected in mainstream media, and who are brimming with talent and original content.
Through this, we aim to enrich Philippine culture and unite our communities around the world.

NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) is a non-profit 501(c) 3 organization that champions emerging and diverse filmmakers and storytellers from around the world and provides a forum where filmmakers can be recognized for their contributions, have open audience discussions about their work and connect with industry professionals for insight on distribution, production and representation.

In 1984, the nonprofit Tom of Finland Foundation (ToFF) was established by the artist Tom of Finland (1920 – 1991) and Durk Dehner. As Tom had established worldwide recognition as the master of homoerotic art, the Foundation's original purpose was to preserve his vast catalog of work. Several years later the scope was widened to offer a safe haven for all erotic art in response to rampant discrimination against art that portrayed sexual behavior or generated a sexual response. ToFF continues in its efforts of educating the public as to the cultural merits of erotic art and in promoting healthier, more tolerant attitudes about sexuality. Today, the mission includes the work of hundreds of artists, an artist residency, juried art competitions, and international art fairs and exhibitions all over the world.

At ActNow, we are committed to fostering a dynamic & inclusive community where LGBTQIA2S+ artists not only thrive but also redefine the boundaries of their craft. Our mission is to provide a safe, challenging, and empowering space that shifts the focus of traditional acting & creative arts training. We prioritize the journey of unlayering an artist’s "go-to" or default persona, encouraging the discovery of their true authenticity.

Making the world for Black Lesbians.

EVERYBODY is an LA based gym, fitness, movement, and wellness center that celebrates all bodies, regardless of their gender, race, age, class, sexuality, size or ability. EVERYBODY is devoted to creating and supporting a brave and inclusive environment for all bodies to move, strengthen and heal.

Many of us walk through the world waiting for the other shoe to drop. We are fed stories of our pain. This is particularly true for Black, POC, and Queer people. We are gathering images and stories from around the world that shine a light on our joy with the intention of shifting the anchor of our being from our sorrow to a blossoming of joy and ease.

Curate LA is the most comprehensive art discovery platform in Los Angeles, delivering curated information on upcoming shows, exhibitions, museums, artist studios, and galleries from all over the city. Our mission is to promote the cultural development of Los Angeles by making its artistic ecosystem more accessible to everyone.

The Queer 26 is a media arts non-profit supporting QTBIPOC Creatives. Through our workshops, events, and media projects, we help our communities share their stories and expand on their storytelling skills across mediums.Description goes here

The Pride Center of the University Student Union supports LGBTQIA+ students, faculty, and staff through programming and educational outreach to improve the campus climate for LGBTQIA+ individuals as well as advocates for the respect and safety of all members of the campus community.
As a Pride Center we are dedicated in creating an inclusive climate for LGBTQIA+ students, provide meaningful and educational recommendations across campus, build partnerships with outside organizations to promote student success, and to assure that all LGBTQIA+ students are heard and supported on campus.

Film Fatales is a non-profit arts organization dedicated to improving the careers of filmmakers of all marginalized genders through advocacy, community building, and artist development services.

The International Documentary Association (IDA) supports the vital work of documentary storytellers and champions a thriving and inclusive documentary culture.

It Gets Better is a nonprofit organization with a mission to uplift, empower, and connect lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer youth around the globe. It Gets Better utilizes inclusive storytelling, media, and educational resources to empower LGBTQ+ young people seeking support on their sexual orientation and/or gender identity journey. Our work saves lives because we aim to reach LGBTQ+ youth before they’re in crisis.

To collect, preserve, and make accessible lesbian, feminist, and women’s history as a means of providing a link between multi-generational lesbians through the following:
1. Create social activities infused with a presence of Lesbian/feminist history and future possibilities
2. Develop educational events, opportunities, and programs
3. Provide research and resource facilities to the community

Founded in 1975, Los Angeles Filmforum promotes a greater understanding of media art, and the role of the artists and curators who create and present it, by providing a forum for independently produced, noncommercial work which has little opportunity of reaching the general public. Filmforum is currently the longest-running venue in Southern California dedicated exclusively to the ongoing, non-commercial exhibition of independent, experimental, and progressive cinema.

Nova Community Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a space for artistic exploration and education in Los Angeles. Nova is committed to offering arts education, access to materials and equipment, and a platform of creative expression for the community, including students, professionals, and amateurs alike. We are dedicated to serving underfunded populations in LA, and providing inclusive spaces for the LGBTQ+ community and POC. Join us for classes, workshops, events, and more!

🏳️‍⚧️𝖖𝖚𝖊𝖊𝖗 𝖕𝖆𝖙𝖎𝖔 𝖛𝖎𝖇𝖊𝖘🏳️‍🌈 Pull up to Gaytime in the Daytime™️ at Little Joy in Echo Park every first Sunday of the month for rotating queer djs, games, hangs, and a few local community orgs. Always fun. Always free.

Founded in 1952, One Institute (formerly ONE Archives Foundation) is the oldest active LGBTQ+ organization in the country. Our mission is to elevate queer & trans history and embrace emerging stories through collaborative education, arts, and cultural programs.

Trans Pride 5K is an Annual Fundraising Event and Trans Resource Fair, dedicated to uplifting and creating space and visibility for trans athletes, artists, and their projects primarily through our annually awarded grant. Throughout the year we continue our work with community building events that incorporate the celebration of our bodies through movement. This years inaugural grant has been awarded to the "Trans Continental Run" feature film, to aid in post production completion.

Queer Film Club (QFC) is an interactive event series and guerilla media collective based in Long Beach, CA. QFC is committed to exhibition of queer independent filmmakers, and bringing them directly to the community. QFC events are for people of all identities who are curious, sensitive, and crave connection.

Queer Cinema LA is a cultural calendar for queer film lovers and lovers of queer film! We find Queer cinema in LA, including festival screenings, retrospectives, special guests, and theatrical releases.