Organizations for solidarity and mutual aid Ile-De-France

The association Freedom, Equality, Homosexual Fraternity addresses all gay and lesbian people in France. It was created on 23 November 2000 in order to defend LGBT women in the event of homophobia (discrimination, abuse, violence, moral harassment, non-compliance with the ACAP laws) and sérophobie, particularly in the case of administrations.

Love Hard - AH! - is a playful and educational association made up of men and women who are responsible, amateurs or passionate about sadomasochistes and fetishists practices. The AH! has only one wish, it's the mix of genres, on the basics of SM and hard play. Love Hard organizes afternoons, evenings and workshops (details on the website).

Association of lesbian, gay, bi, trans and trans personnel of the ministries of Economics, Finance and Industry and their friends.

Association which acts in favour of homosexual recognition and the integration of gay people within their environment, promotes encounters and exchanges between homosexuals and all "homo-sensitive", organizes recreational, cultural and sporting activities in a convivial atmosphere.

Permanent welcome and non-mixed conviviality, reserved for lesbian lesbians and transgendered lesbians of the LGBT Centre. Reception from 20 am to 22 pm (unless otherwise noted) at the CGL Paris-Ile-de-France, the first and third Friday of the month, and in the lesbian sites of the capital on the other Fridays of the month.

The Lesbian, Gay, Bis and Trans Association of the Orange/France Telecom Group is addressed to all staff of the parent house and subsidiaries, employees, or retired persons, and their spouses and friends, who are campaigning for equal rights, the fight against homophobia, for the application of different means of prevention within the company, provides aid, listening and solidarity, without forgetting the conviviality of its multiple activities. Membership also gives access to benefits from prestigious partners and access to user-friendly events.

The university is a often anonymous place where few structures exist allowing students to meet. Young gays and lesbians can feel all the more isolated because they do not necessarily meet other students. This is why it is necessary to create a space of conviviality and hospitality that allows us to meet and share his experiences. In addition to a user-friendly dimension, it is possible to defend its rights in society and in academia. In other words, combating homophobic and lesbophobes discrimination.

Founded in 2005, Podium Paris is an association under the French law of 1901, which brings together a male chorus of 40 to 60 singers, depending on the season. Directed by an expert choral conductor, the choir creates an annual show, a veritable musical comedy lasting an hour and a half, combining humor, fantasy and emotion. More than just a choir, Podium Paris organizes concerts that promote the visibility of the LGBTQI+ community and the fight against discrimination, in partnership with associations. This choir goes beyond the boundaries of music to embrace an inclusive and inspiring vision.

Association of gay and lesbian choristers. Rehearsals every Tuesday evening from to (except school holidays) and three weekends in the year, plus additional rehearsals to prepare concerts. You can attend 3 repetitions before engaging. Equivox participates in concerts and street festivals, including the music festival, Voice on the Bank festival and many other events in Paris and the Province. At the directory level, an annual theme is defined each year that guides the choice of songs and costumes. In 2010-2011, it was the TV series.

Association to the attention of LGBT people of Lebanese origin.

Station! proposes to promote, within the SNCF group, equal rights for all persons, regardless of their sexual identity and any way of life. To combat all forms of exclusion, discrimination, sexism and injustices based on their sexual identity - phobia LGBT - and/or their serology, as part of their function within the SNCF group. To combat isolation, the first consequence of discrimination, with all their effects on personal welfare - social and human.

The mixed, homosexual Christian movement, reception and listening, reflection, questioning and liberation, has been open to believers and non-believers since 1972 questioning their spirituality with regard to their homosexuality. Publish DJ News every six weeks. A women's group was even created within David and Jonathan, who have many local groups in the province.

LGBT Commission within the Greens, open to everyone, Greens or not. First created in 1989 and relaunched in 1995, the National Gay and Lesbian Commission of the Greens is a full commission, as provided for in the Greens'statutes. The Greens'programme is validated by the National Inter-Regional Council (CNIR) and calls on the Green candidates to stand in the elections. The Commission is working regularly with gay and lesbian associations, particularly in the Council of the Lesbian and Gay Pride, to which it adheres.

Volunteers are at your disposal in Essonne hospitals (contact 01 69 22 37 60 for volunteers to attend hospital). The association holds weekly hospital hotlines in two Essonne hospitals: the South-South Hospital in Corbeil, and the Hospitalier hospital in Briis-sous-Forges. At Fleury-Mérogis Prison Centre, individual support for people who are affected by visiting parties or by mail. In the direction of men with sexual relations with other men, the volunteers are present in the Verrière-le-Bush wood woods, the Bush Hippodrome, the Forêt forest and the forest of Senart. The Delegation 91, together with its partners, set up measures to encourage knowledge of serological status. This allows, in accordance with the rules of confidentiality and non-judgement, to propose a screening test. The result is delivered individually and confidentially to each person the following week. The main stations of the department (Brétigny-sur-Orge, Corbeil, Massy-Palaiseau, Etampes, Evry-Courcouronnes and Juvisy-sur-Orge) are also part of this incentive, thanks to close partnership with the Essonne General Council.

This association brings together students who are gay, lesbian, bis, trans and all their friends in the Ecole Normale Supérieure.

you are affected by HIV and/or hepatitis, and you are discriminated against at work, contact Thérèse at Tel 01 53 24 90 67.

This 70-person literary group, mostly female, was created in 1989 under the auspices of Geneviève Pastre. It supports and encourages the creation of women and especially lesbians by organizing various events: conferences, concerts, exhibitions. This association includes writers, poets, plasticiennes, sculptrices, musicians and their friends. The Octaviennes are once a month - meetings are not open to the public. Have your feathers!

This association that borrows its name to a star is not specifically gay or lesbian. The mission of the Commission is to assist persons, men and women, gay, hetero or transgender in danger of prostitution, and to provide accommodation. There is an accompanying listening service for people who are still in prostitution.

The Gay and Lesbian Centre is a volunteer association offering a place of reception and activities to all those who are interested in homosexuality. This room also houses a café-library that occasionally serves as a place of exposure. The Centre gathers all information concerning homosexuality and health, but also labour law or law in general, politics, and gay culture. The Gay and Lesbian Centre of Paris is a welcoming area open to the public every day. The CGL also domicilie many associations. It is unfortunate that the timetables do not allow for an opening in the morning, and that there is no coordination with gay businesses, like more evenings.

The association manages reception and reintegration structures for women and men in social difficulties, particularly with regard to prostitution and AIDS.

The association is therefore particularly directed to transgendered, travesties, transgendered, hermaphrodite, intersex and their relatives and to the doctors, lawyers, students and social assistants who meet in their work with this population, as well as to all persons who are interested in gender identity issues.

This association is dedicated to people affected by gender identity issues in the broad sense and by transsexualisme in particular.

Le Mille Feuilles is a bookshop located in Trappes. It offers a range of services including in-store shopping and in-store collection. You can find it at 23 Rue Pierre Semard, 78190 Trappes. The Mille Feuilles bookshop is also a work-integration site, offering a wide range of workshops such as "Lire et faire lire", meetings with authors, writing workshops and so on.