Aggie Allies are staff, faculty, and students at Texas A&M who have participated in our Safe Space training program called Allies Advance. Allies are individuals who are willing to provide a safe haven, a listening ear, and support for LGBTQ+ people or anyone dealing with sexual orientation or gender identity/expression issues. Allies can display a placard in the office, classroom, or on their door showing that they are a friend to the LGBTQ+ community.  They can also participate in continuing education opportunities (presentations, watch movies, go to events on campus, etc) and receive a ribbon to add to their placard.

• Website:  http://allies.tamu.edu
• Email: allies@tamu.edu
• Twitter: @Aggie_Allies
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Interested in becoming an Aggie Ally?

Individuals that identify as LGBTQ+ have historically, experienced systemic and personal marginalization. In addition to a lack of representation, individuals may perceive a campus climate as unsafe, exclusive, or openly hostile. When such conditions exist, not only is the integrity of a diverse campus community threatened, but the mission and values of a university to develop and grow students is challenged.

Allies include staff, faculty, and students at Texas A&M University who display an Ally placard outside their office or residence hall room upon completion of an Aggie Allies Workshop. This sign identifies them as individuals who are willing to provide a safe haven, a listening ear, and support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer+ people or anyone dealing with sexual orientation issues.

While Aggie Allies workshops do not prepare participants to counsel LGBTQ+ individuals, it does provide participants with information and resources that will help eliminate myths, misconceptions, and stereotypes often associated with individuals who identify as LGBTQ+.

For more information on how you can become an Aggie Ally, please visit allies.tamu.edu or email allies@tamu.edu.

The purpose of Freshmen Leading in Acceptance, Kindness, and Equality is to make LGBTQ+ and Ally freshmen feel welcome and included at Texas A&M. We want to provide opportunities to give LGBTQ+ and ally freshmen a definitive place and purpose at Texas A&M. Our mission is to provide freshmen who feel like they don't fit in anywhere with a strong support system and feeling of acceptance and belonging. Though we are focusing on LGBTQ+ and ally freshmen, we want any freshman who feels like they do not have a home to understand that FLAKE waits for them with open arms.

• WebSite:https://tamuflake.wixsite.com/tamuflake
• E-mail:tamuflake@gmail.com

The LGBTQ Professional Network is an officially recognized organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer Texas A&M University faculty, staff, graduate students, and professionals within the Bryan/College Station community.

• Website:  https://glbtpn.tamu.edu
• Email: glbtpn@tamu.edu

LGBTQ Aggies is a recognized student organization at TAMU, meets weekly. The purpose of the LGBTQ Aggies group is to provide support for all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals within the University and surrounding communities; to provide educational information on historical and current issues regarding LGBTQ individuals; and to create opportunities for welcoming, safe, and supportive social gatherings that strive to minimize the fear of harassment or exposure. Please visit their website at glbta.tamu.edu for more information.

• Website: https://www.facebook.com/lgbtqaggies
• Email: lgbtqaTAMU@gmail.com
• Twitter: @lgbtqaggies

oSTEM (Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is a national society dedicated to educating and fostering leadership for LGBTQ+ communities in STEM fields. The main goals of an oSTEM Chapter at Texas A&M would be to: identify, address, and advocate for the needs of LGBTQ+ students in STEM fields and to educate, assist, and engage LGBTQ+ students in STEM fields. Those goals will be fulfilled by fostering connections between LGBTQ+ students and/or potential employers, faculty and staff at Texas A&M, and other students, by collaborating with other student organizations and departments at Texas A&M, and by developing engaging programming that brings all of these groups together.

• Website: https://ostemtamu.club/
• Email: tamu@chapters.ostem.org
• Twitter:@TAMUoSTEM

Our mission is to provide an inclusive atmosphere for LGBTQIA+ vet students, faculty, & staff as well as promoting allyship and acceptance amongst members of the veterinary community, the CVM, & future veterinary professionals!

Email: broadspectrumtamu@gmail.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tamupridesvmc/

The objectives of this organization shall be:

1. To educate medical students and the community about the special health concerns of the LGBT sub-population of patients.
2. To facilitate professional and social networking between LGBT physicians, medical students, dentists, dental students, pharmacists, pharmacy students, nurses, nursing students, PA's, PA students, OT's, and OT students, as well as others in the Texas medical community.

Website: https://maroonlink.tamu.edu/organization/TAMSAMedPride

Transcend will exist to better fit the needs of the growing population of students that identify in the transgender, bi-gender, agender, and gender nonconforming spectrum(s). It will serve as a support group for these students to connect with allies and others that identify as they do. It will work alongside existing LGBTQ+ organizations and institutions already in place to further the acceptance, recognition, and fair treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and (especially) transgender students on campus. Transcend will also serve as a reminder to prospective or incoming transgender students that there are others like them currently on campus, and despite TAMU's anti-LGBTQ+ reputation they will have a place on our campus. With that, Transcend will work with the university to help nullify its current anti-LGBT reputation.

• Email: tamutranscend@gmail.com 

Queer Empowerment Council aims to unite the LGBTQ+ organizations on campus and work together to act as a resource for LGBTQ+ students at TAMU. By coming together, we can help our organizations group and empower the LGBTQ+ community here.

Instagram: @tamuqec
Twitter: @tamuQEC 
Email: tamuqec@gmail.com
Website: https://maroonlink.tamu.edu/organization/qec

Pride Community Center seeks to build community, provide resources and services, offer education and outreach, and more! We are a grassroots organization made up of dedicated community members devoting time, energy, and support…come and help!

• Website: https://www.pridecc.org/
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pridecc.org/
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/pridebrazos
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pridecommunitycenterinc/

Canterbury Episcopal Student Center

Friends Congregational Church

Middleway Urban Monastery

Treehouse Ministries
Unitarian Universalist Church of The Brazos Valley
Texas A&M Hillel