Death of a loved one, illness, loss of autonomy, or any undesirable change can induce adversity. Severe circumstances can provoke despair, anxiety, depression, or develop a sense of helplessness. Creativity is a natural mechanism that can be used to displace these feelings and emotions.
A space for adults who have queer young people in their lives and are looking for support, information, or are seeking community.
In this Lunch & Learn, Bryant will lead you through the science of gratitude, the relationship between gratitude and aging, and discuss new ways to engage with gratitude as a practice.
Join us for a Lunch & Learn celebrating the anniversary of The Center's mental health program. Jaylin (she/her) will showcase and discuss the progress and achievements of the program in its first year of operation. Snacks and beverages will be provided.
Come ask your legal questions! Discussion topics can be trans-related or regarding general legal issues. The Q&A will be led by M.E. O’Connell, a transgender person who works as a lawyer.
12 years into legalization, Coloradans are still curious about cannabis. Come join Truman Bradley and Stephanie Turner from the Marijuana Industry Group for an “Ask Me Anything” lunch and learn about legal cannabis.
Representatives from National Jewish Health and The White Ribbon Project will be visiting to increase awareness of lung cancer, explain the eligibility and potential benefits of Lung Cancer Screening CT, and discuss the impact of lung cancer on the LGBTQ community.
Queer Woke: LGBTQ Denver The Center is thrilled to welcome Phil Nash as he showcases his new book, LGBTQ Denver. Learn firsthand about Denver’s [...]
Join us to celebrate Black History Month with a conversation about Black LGBTQ+ history in Denver and current efforts to support this community with [...]
Join the Colorado LGBTQ+ History Project for Education Saturdays. Each month, we will offer a free public lecture on LGBTQ+ history in Colorado, or on [...]
Sometimes we all need a little help managing our lives. Join us for our next Lunch & Learn where we will address strategies for managing your time, money, home, and more.
Our March talk will focus on the stories of transmasculine people and women loving women in Colorado from 1850 to 1990. We will cover [...]
Join The Center for an exploration of misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation in the media. We will discuss how headlines can be misleading, how to find reputable sources, how to think critically about the news you are taking in, and more.
Join us for the next installment of our Queer Woke Speaker Series as we engage in an evening of critical thinking and learning. Crunk Intersectionalities is an exploration of race, gender, and sexuality.
April is Arab American Heritage Month, yet we do not often see LGBTQ+ people represented in the US in the heritage of this region. This [...]
In this Lunch & Learn hosted by Bryant Mehay, we will be traveling down the Yellow Brick Road to explore the history of child-like imagination and dark dirty realism that found a home in the wonderful world of Oz.
Join the Colorado LGBTQ+ History Project for Education Saturdays. Each month, we will offer a free public lecture on LGBTQ+ history in Colorado, or on [...]
Join Bryant Mehay as he facilitates a conversation about the history of The Lavender Scare, the long-lasting impact it had on the U.S. government, and about those that fought back against it.
Join Colorado’s breakout Opportunity Caucus leaders in a comfortable and familiar setting at The Center on Colfax. Lunch is provided for free to all [...]
Join the Colorado LGBTQ+ History Project for Education Saturdays. Our June 2025 lecture will focus on the LGBTQ+ history of the Colorado region from [...]
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