About the Event In partnership with Equality California, The Center is organizing From Resilience to Action a powerful gathering aimed at mobilizing our LGBTQ+ community and allies to turn resilience into impactful advocacy. We will learn in greater detail the potential threats to our community and focus on translating our strength and resilience into concrete actions […]
We are a dynamic and diverse group of people who get together to chat en español and strengthen our language skills.
This Healthy Boundaries group is designed to help the general public understand how to take care of self while implementing and keeping boundaries that might be needed in their lives.
This is a CMA group that gathers every Monday night at 7:00pm with the topic being Stop The Insanity. It is an open meeting and discussion for anyone to attend.
This class is non-judgmental, safe and fun for beginners in the yoga experience. This group meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:00 AM.
Social and sharing platform for a community of fiber enthusiasts. Come and join us!
The class design is for older adults noticing memory issues and/or balance challenges. The exercises promote blood flow to the brain, create the birth of new neurons in the memory and learning center, and re pattern responses in fall risk scenarios.
Basic Spanish 1 is an 8 week foundational course which lays the groundwork for the development of eventual fluency. The course will take a natural approach to the acquisition of basic skills by focusing on their application in real life contexts.
This group is intended for all men from the recently diagnosed to the survivors and is facilitated by a gay man who is also a Prostate Cancer Survivor.
This is an 8 week Basic Spanish II course. Students should have underlying proficiency in Spanish basics, such as adjective/noun agreement, numbers and dates, ser vs. estar and telling time. In this class we will focus on verb conjugation, longer sentences and expressions, vocabulary-building and lots of practice.
This is a CMA Discussion Meeting that occurs every Tuesday night from 5:30-6:30pm with the focus being "Stick to the Topic." It is an open meeting for anyone to attend.
A support group providing a safe and inclusive space for individuals who identify as transfeminine to come together, share experiences, offer support, and build a sense of community.
Our "Core & More" class is designed to not only improve your stability and prevent falls but also to bring a whole lot of fun and excitement to your workout routine.
Come have some fun and enjoy playing Bridge in a casual and safe environment!
Sacred Wounds is an virtual drop-in therapeutic support group for those who experienced religious hurt, discrimination, and/or ostracization.
SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training. This isn't just an acronym—it's a powerful way to help you shift from addictive behaviors to a life filed with positivity and the desire to grow.
About the Event CoDA is a 12 step recovery meeting for those who identify as Codependent. The only desire is to have healthy loving relationships. “What is Codependence?- Somewhere along the line, we learned to doubt our perception, discount our feelings, and overlook our needs. We looked to others to tell us what to think, […]
Social and sharing platform for a community of fiber enthusiasts. Come and join us!
This class is designed for both musicians and non-musicians. It covers basic music theory and a survey of music history, including jazz and rock, helping you to enjoy and understand music more deeply.
Our weekly youth hangouts allow a safe and comfortable space for youth to gather and connect with other youth.
Join us every 3rd Wednesday for connection, friends, and fun!
The LGBTQ+ Narcotics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who are learning to live without drugs. Narcotics Anonymous meetings provide an atmosphere of recovery where individuals can share their common problems and solutions.
This is a CMA group that gathers every Wednesday night at 7:00pm focusing on Sex, Love, and Relationships. It is an open meeting for anyone to attend.
The Big Book Study is an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and is available to anyone interested in the Alcoholics Anonymous program of recovery from alcoholism.
Recovery meeting using Buddhist practices and principles (Meditation and Mindfulness) each week on Wednesday evenings from 8:00 to 9:00pm.
This class is non-judgmental, safe and fun for beginners in the yoga experience. This group meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:00 AM.
Inspiring Friendships. This chat group is for all women (no matter how you identify) to discuss topics of interest and find connection.
The LGBTQ+ and Friends Al-Anon program is designed to help those people who have been impacted by the alcoholism of a loved one. Al-Anon reinforces that no situation is really hopeless and that it is possible to find contentment, and even happiness, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not.
The class design is for older adults noticing memory issues and/or balance challenges. The exercises promote blood flow to the brain, create the birth of new neurons in the memory and learning center, and re pattern responses in fall risk scenarios.
Basic Spanish 1 is an 8 week foundational course which lays the groundwork for the development of eventual fluency. The course will take a natural approach to the acquisition of basic skills by focusing on their application in real life contexts.
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