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The LGBT association (lesbian lesbian bi and trans) inter-facs that brings together students from all the universities of Paris is organized around four poles called User Friendly (which organizes gatherings around a glass, free theme evenings for all as well as picnics), Cultural (which regularly organizes outings), Activist (which is designed to carry the values of the GLUP) and Preventive (which works with preventive medicines from the various universities in Paris). Quite active, GLUP organises free cinema sessions for its members (cinema-GLUP), apéri-GLUP, debates, outings, contests, meetings, evenings. It should also be noted that the GLUP publishes every three months its Ganymede magazine on culture and sexuality (http: //revue-ganymede.fr).

This network of lesbians and gay people ready to offer each other hospitality during travel has 500 members (of which about 80 in France), spread in 30 countries. Born in 1991, she aims at the exchange of hospitality. The host offers a place to sleep - from the futon to the guest room. By welcoming someone at home, you can be welcomed back home. Beware, it is not a pay service. Each spring, a directory of members is published and distributed (exclusively) to the members up to date in their contributions. An update of this directory is published in the fall. A member planning to travel consults the directory and contact the member (s) in whom he or she wishes to stay. It is obvious that last minute solicitations are not always very popular and that there is a risk of a refusal. Members are required to respond to all requests for accommodation, whether the answer is positive or not. It is requested to limit a request for accommodation to two nights. Thus, if you have no affinity with your host, the embarrassment is limited (and they also feel more comfortable to accommodate). On the other hand, the host has the pleasure of offering guests the opportunity to extend their stay, which often happens.

Dinners, meetings, debates around a film or with personalities from the literary, artistic or political world. Cultural and militant, this association concerns all those, gay and lesbian Armenians living in France who are interested in Armenia, its culture and the Franco-Armenian community.

This association brings together over 1200 taxpayers and 120 heritage management advisors, notaries and lawyers. Its objectives are to provide members with a national network of experts (taxation, notarial rights, tax relief, heritage management) in order to make them benefit from negotiations obtained from financial institutions (bank loans, funds, insurance), to make lobbying in favour of the ACAP alignment on marriage, and to encourage the financing of companies offering products or services dedicated to the homosexual community: Tourism, services, real estate…

Next door to the Forum des images and the UGC Cité Les Halles multiplex, the Bibliothèque du cinéma François Truffaut strengthens the presence of cinema in the aisles of the Forum des Halles. A specialized library covering 1,200 m², it offers only documents relating to cinema, television and the video arts, making it the only library in Paris to offer books, magazines, film music, DVDs and press reviews on a single site.