UCSF LGBTQ+ Resource Guide

UCSF LGBT RESOURCE CENTER

2022- 2023

LGBTQ+

RESOURCE GUIDE

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CONTENTS 2 UCSF LGBT Resource Center overview

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3 Center History & UCSF LGBTQ Committee 4 Health Insurance Information for UCSF Staff & Faculty 5 UC Gender Recognition and Lived Name Policy 6

Highlighting LGBTQ+ Research & Organizations at UCSF

7 UCSF Gender Affirming Program 8 LGBTQ+ Clinicians & Clinics 9

San Francisco Bay Area Trans Resource Guide

10 LGBTQ+ Organizations & Community Centers in the Bay Area

11 National LGBTQ+ Organizations 14 Crisis Services

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UCSF LGBT Resource Center

Our Center serves as the hub for all queer life at UCSF including campus and medical center.

We work toward creating and maintaining a safe, inclusive, and equitable environment for LGBTQIA+ students, staff, faculty, post-docs, residents, fellows, alumni and patients.

Our Center aims to sustain visibility and a sense of community throughout our many campus sites. We are committed to building workplace equity, promoting student & staff leadership, and providing high-quality, culturallycongruent care to our patients. Our center is open and operating under a limited capacity. We are available in person or virtually.

Click here to learn more about our mission and vision.

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LGBT Resource Center History Founded in 1998 and hailed as the first resource center in a health science institution, the LGBT Resource Center has served 24 years of activism and advocacy as of Spring 2022. We are committed to fostering the unity, wellness, and inclusivity of our many queer communities.

UCSF LGBTQ Committee The mission of the UCSF LGBTQ Committee is to actively assess the UCSF climate as experienced by LGBTQ+ faculty, staff and learners. The committee listens to and addresses the concerns and interests of the LGBTQ community and acts as an advisory group to the Office of Diversity and Outreach.

They promote the visibility, inclusion and equity of the LGBTQ+ community at UCSF. Click here to learn more about the Diversity Committees

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Health Insurance Information for UCSF Staff & Faculty Click here to view the various medical plan options UCSF offers its employees.

General Health Benefits Information: Complete Health Benefits Guide for UC Employees UC Transgender Health Benefits for Faculty and Staff Fact Sheet UC Domestic Partner Benefits for Faculty and Staff Fact Street Postdoctoral Scholars Transgender Health Benefits Fact Sheet Fertility Benefits 4

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UC Gender Recognition and Lived Name Policy On November 2020, President Michael V. Drake, M.D., announced a new presidential policy to ensure all individuals are identified by their accurate gender identity and lived or preferred name on university-issued documents and in UC’s information systems.

The policy requires UC to provide: At least three equally recognized gender options in university information systems — woman, man and nonbinary.

An efficient process for current students, faculty and staff, and for UC alumni and affiliates, to retroactively amend their gender designations and lived or preferred names on university-issued documents, including eligible academic documents, and in information systems.

For additional information about the policy, contact Klint Jaramillo at Klint.Jaramillo@ucsf.edu.

UCSF Gender-Inclusive Restroom Map Locations: Parnassus Mission Bay Mount Zion 5

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Highlighting LGBTQ+ Research & Organizations at UCSF The mission of the UCSF Alliance Health Project is to support the mental health and wellness of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) and HIVaffected communities in constructing healthy and meaningful lives.

The Center for Sexual and Gender Minority Health aims to improve patient experience for SGM individuals and support SGM research and education at UCSF and beyond.

The Center of Excellence for Transgender Health seeks to increase access to comprehensive, effective, and affirming healthcare services for transgender communities.

The PRIDE Study, conducted by doctors and researchers at Stanford and UCSF, is the first large-scale, long-term national health study of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ+), or another sexual or gender minority.

Pictured above are Mitchell Lunn, MD, and Juno Obedin-Maliver, MD, who lead The PRIDE study.

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UCSF Gender Affirming Program The UCSF Gender Affirming Health Program provides support and assistance to transgender, non-binary, and gender nonconforming people receiving care at UCSF with any of their affiliated providers or anywhere within the UCSF Health System.

Contact patient navigator Eloisa Liwag to schedule an appointment with any UCSF affiliated providers or for any other questions or needs.

Click on the following for more information on:

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Transition Roadmap

Voice and Speech Therapy

Primary Care

Fertility

Hormone Therapy

Pelvic Pain & Sexual Health

Gender-Affirming Surgery

Insurance Information

Psychiatry and Mental

Legal Name & Gender

Health Services

Change Info

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UCSF Health LGBTQ+ Clinicians Explore the UCSF Health directory of UCSF clinicians that allows you to search by LGBTQ+ identities.

San Francisco LGBTQ+ Clinics

San Francisco City Clinic

Lyon Martin Community Health

San Francisco Community Health Center

The Transgender Clinic of the Tom Waddell Health Center

Strut Health and Wellness Center

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San Francisco Bay Area Trans Resource Guide

Compiled by the UCSF Center of Excellence for Transgender Health Click here to download a PDF copy!

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LGBTQ+ Organizations in Bay Area El/La Para TransLatinas El/La is an organization for translatinas that works to build collective vision and action to promote survival and improve quality of life in the SF Bay Area.

Programs include community building, HIV prevention & PrEP navigation, violence prevention, and advocacy.

Our Trans Home SF A coalition working to address homelessness and housing instability impacting TGI people in the SF Bay Area. Services include rental assistance, transitional housing & navigation, advocacy and provider training.

Dear Sex Workers, We Love You! A weekly online series for sex workers, BIPOC, and TLGB communities offering a range of resources including fitness, meditation, harm reduction information, money major, parenting, and a peer support group.

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National LGBTQ+ Organizations National Center for Lesbian Rights nclrights.org

National LGBTQ Task Force thetaskforce.org/

National Center for Transgender Equality transequality.org/

National Black Justice Coalition nbjc.org/

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LGBTQ+ Organizations in Bay Area SFDPH: Behavioral Health Resources

SFDPH offers mental health and substance use services for San Franciscans provided by a culturally diverse network of community behavioral health programs, clinics, and private psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists.

Bryant Street Navigation Center Operated by St. James Infirmary, this will be SF's first navigation center serving transgender and gender nonconforming people.

The 65-bed shelter provides case management, health care, job opportunities, and substance use treatment for people experiencing homelessness.

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LGBTQ+ Community Centers in the Bay Area

The SF LGBT Center

Pacific Center for Human Growth

The Rainbow Community Center

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Crisis Services

San Francisco Suicide Prevention 24/7 Crisis Line: Call (415) 781-0500 HIV Nightline: Local (415) 434-2437 Drug Info Line: (415) 362-3400 Relapse Line: (415) 834-1144

Trans Lifeline Hotline: (877) 565-8860 Trans Lifeline’s Hotline is a peer support phone service run by trans people for our trans and questioning peers. Call us if you need someone trans to talk to, even if you’re not in crisis or if you’re not sure you’re trans.

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Thank you for taking the time to read this LGBTQ+ Resource Guide, brought to you by the UCSF LGBT Resource Center.

This guide was compiled by Evelyn Tran, former LGBT Resource Center Graduate Intern & graduate from the Institute for Global Health Sciences.

Please email us with any resources you would like to see included!

CONTACT US UCSF LGBT Resource Center 500 Parnassus Avenue, MU 102 San Francisco, CA 94143 lgbt@ucsf.edu

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