LGBTQ+ Resources
Campus and community resources for LGBTQ+ graduate students at UAB.
Resources cultivated by Jason Floyd
Need immediate support?
The Trevor Project provides a 24/7 crisis lifeline for LGBTQ+ young people.
UAB Campus Resources
Counseling, student organizations, and peer education available on campus.
Student Counseling Services offers counseling for:
- Sexual identity and gender identity
- Navigating the coming out process
- Coping with and addressing societal discrimination and prejudice
- LGBTQ+ students of color
- Religious identity and being LGBTQ+
- Locating specific services and resources
- Preparing for and navigating the journey of gender transition
- GRADient — for LGBTQ+ graduate and professional students and postdoctoral scholars
- borderTRANS — check the UAB group page for current availability
- Queer Peers — social activities and community-building for LGBTQ+ students
SafeZone Peer Educators are volunteer undergraduate students who provide education and training around issues of gender, sexuality, power, and oppression. They provide a visible network where UAB undergraduate, graduate, and professional students can gain knowledge and ask questions in a welcoming space, helping make campus safer and more accepting for LGBTQ+ students, staff, faculty, and visitors.
Learn About SafeZone Peer EducatorsBirmingham Community Resources
Local organizations, services, and welcoming businesses in the Birmingham area.
LGBTQIA+ Owned and Friendly Businesses in Birmingham, AL
Explore this community-maintained guide to LGBTQIA+ owned and friendly businesses, shared by Caitlyn Sebastian.
View the Birmingham Business GuideThe Magic City Acceptance Center (MCAC) provides social and supportive programming for Alabama's LGBTQ+ community. Current services include programs for youth ages 13–20, adult programs for ages 21 and older, and all-ages case management.
Address: 3130 3rd Avenue South, Birmingham, AL 35233Supportive services: 447-200-5739
Email: MG@mcac-bao.orgVisit the MCAC Website
Services
- HIV prevention, testing, and PrEP
- Case management
- Emotional support and support groups
- Food and nutritional supplements
- Prescription and co-pay assistance
- Transportation and legal assistance
Phone: 205-322-4197
Fax: 205-322-2131Visit the BAO Website