OUR PARTNERSHIPS

CHASTITY BOWICK CONSULTING & TALENT GROUP

CCTG empowers Transgender individuals, specifically Transgender Women of Color, to learn the skills and tools necessary to move into stability while advocating for and with our community in a variety of settings.

EN FEMME

En Femme is a queer owned clothing brand that helps those assigned male at birth express their femininity. Now in their 6th year, they design and manufacture a wide variety of tucking underwear styles for GNC or transfeminine folks who choose to tuck.

HELP BY AMG

HELP by AMG's mission is to help everyone live prosperously, starting with at-risk and homeless youth by providing them with essential everyday items in the form of care packages within Suffolk County of Massachusetts while also acting as a bridge to other services and opportunities to improve their overall lives and well-being.

PRIDE IN OUR WORKPLACE

Pride in Our Workplace provides all LGBTQ+ professionals with ways to amplify their voices and create thriving workplace cultures. By centering the LGBTQ+ perspective within our most important conversations, they help LGBTQ+ professionals and allied businesses to drive positive change.

RESISTANCE OF VISION

RESISTANCE OF VISION is a touring festival presented by the 27-year-old San Francisco IndieFest comprising four programs of short films roughly 90 minutes in length that will premiere in May Day Weekend 2025 with in-person screenings in Boston MA, San Francisco CA, Birmingham AL and Wichita KS.

QUEER IN CANNABIS

Queer in Cannabis (QIC) shines as a welcoming hub of community, education, and activism. Founded by Rich Magana, this collective is a heartfelt nod to the LGBTQIA+ Advocates and trailBLAZERS who’ve made a HUGE impact on the cannabis world.

SOE NOIRE ART

Soe Noire is a Nigerian Queer multidisciplinary artist, zinemaker, and community organizer based in Western Massachusetts. Noire’s artwork aims to celebrate community, Afromysticism, and Spirituality from a Black perspective. Noire is also the creator of Frizz!, the First Black LGBTQ+ magazine in Massachusetts. Rooted in Anarkata and Afro-Feminist frameworks, Frizz aims to highlight Black creativity and queerness, and promote Black political education.