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University of Houston
Agnes Arnold Hall Room 624
Houston, TX 77204
Phone: 713.743.3214
Fax: 713.743.0931
WGSS@uh.edu

Academic Advisor:

Sue Schindler

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Houston Area Organizations

Resources in the Houston Area

WGSS would like to highlight these Houston area organizations that can provide assistance, service, or a safe and welcoming space for gender and sexual minorities, victims of violent crime, etc..

  • B.I.R.T.H.: resources and information for mothers in the Houston area.
  • Coalition Against Human Trafficking: Houston chapter of the anti-trafficking movement seeking an end to human trafficking.
  • Dress for Success: Houston area chapter provides business suits and career development for over 3,000 women each year.
  • Houston Area Women's Center: provides vital safety information and resources both to victims/survivors of sexual and domestic violence and to their family members and friends, especially in the Houston area.
  • The Bridge Over Troubled Waters: Pasadena non-profit shelter program for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and homelessness.
  • The Women's Institute of Houston: non-profit continuing education organization with courses taught by faculty from local universities.
  • Pride Houston: LGBTQ+ community in the city of Houston dedicated to addressing challenges with strength, grace, and unwavering leadership.
  • Houston Woman Magazine: 
  • National Organization for Women in Houston: organization of feminist grassroots activists taking action to promote feminist ideals, lead societal change, and promote/protect equality.
  • Houston LGBT History: a collection of LGBT history and culture from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and beyond.
  • Houston Women's Caucus for Art: an archive of photos, art exhibits, activism, and more throughout the history of Houston.
  • Houston GLBT Political Caucus: an organization that aims to eliminate prejudice against LGBT people through political advocacy and activism.
  • Queer Voices Radio Program: a radio show dedicated to discussing events and information related to Houston's Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered (GLBT) community.
  • HATCH: social group dedicated to empowering LGBTQIA+ youth and young adults, fostering a safe and affirming space and empowering youth in Houston.