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LGBTQ Teen Center Fort Myers

Visuality is a safe and welcoming environment where youth can engage in social activities, educational programs and peer support groups.

This is a drop-in, drug and alcohol free center. There is no cost to attend, and we are open two days and one evening a week, plus special events through out the year.

Our 2200 square foot facility boasts computers, a library, pool table, cafe, audio visual equipment and a game area. Visuality is a great place to relax, watch movies, play games with peers and even complete homework.

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Young People
- Whatever Affects One Woman, Affects ALL Women February 19, 2013
  By Bernardita "Beni" Yunis Varas, 2007 YP4 Fellow & 2008 FLLA Fellow read more […]
- Congressional Hispanic Caucus Supports LGBT-Inclusive Immigration Reform November 29, 2012
  The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) today released their framework for immigration reform. One Nation: Principles on Immigration Reform and Our Commitment to the American Dream addresses a number of key principles and constituencies. Section 2 explicitly covers bi-national, same-sex couples, stating that the CHC will: read more […]
- In DC, progress toward marriage equality comes amid anti-equality setbacks May 16, 2012
  By now you’ve likely watched (or heard about) the ABC News interview with President Obama in which he affirmed his support for family equality and the freedom to marry of same-sex couples. The President gave us new momentum for passing the Respective for Marriage Act and dumping DOMA. Representative Jerrold Nadler (D-NY08), the bill’s sponsor: read more […]
- President Obama recognizes LGBT families May 10, 2012
  By now you’ve likely watched (or heard about) the ABC News interview with President Obama in which he affirmed his support for the freedom to marry of same-sex couples. The President said that his daughters, and their friends with same-sex couples as parents, helped his views to evolve. The President also said: read more […]
- Obama Endorses Marriage Equality, Part 2 May 9, 2012
  Last night, the tide went out. North Carolinians voted 61% to 39% in favor of an anti-gay constitutional amendment that not only deals another blow to gay and lesbian couples in the state, who are already prohibited by law from marrying, but also endangers protections for all unmarried couples, including domestic violence protections and health insurance cov […]
Advocate
- Op-ed: Religion Shouldn't Be an Excuse for Discrimination May 21, 2013
  The right to follow a particular religion is a fundamental one for Americans, but the ACLU says it does not grant a free pass to discriminate against LGBT people. read more […]
- The Miseducation of Destin Holmes May 21, 2013
  Rampant bigotry at one school prevents a girl from getting the education she deserves. read more […]
- WATCH: President Obama Tells Morehouse Grads 'Be the Best Husband to Your Boyfriend' May 20, 2013
  In his commencement speech at the historically African-American Morehouse College, President Obama gave an unexpectedly direct shout-out to gay graduates. read more […]

Visuality Florida

Our Center

Please visit: visualityfl.blogspot.com to buy your ticket(s) to the Pirates and Wenches Cruise!

We All Belong at Visuality

Click Here if You Are A Teen Looking for Resources!

Visuality is a safe and welcoming environment where youth can engage in social activities, educational programs and peer support groups.

This is a drop-in, drug and alcohol free center. There is no cost to attend, and we are open two days and one evening a week, plus special events through out the year.

Our 2200 square foot facility boasts computers, a library, pool table, cafe, audio visual equipment and a game area. Visuality is a great place to relax, watch movies, play games with peers and even complete homework.

Follow us

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