CONSTRUCTION

Please be aware that Pride Street (4th Street between S. Elgin Ave. and Lansing Ave.) will be under construction. During this time, parking near the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center will be limited. We encourage visitors to plan ahead, allow extra time for arrival, and consider alternative parking options in the surrounding area.

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EBA Connect Mixer | November 12th

Our next EBA Connect mixer is coming up, and we’d love to see you there.

EBA Connect is for LGBTQ+ and allied business owners, professionals, organizations, and community members who want a more welcoming business community in Tulsa and beyond. Every quarter we get in a room together, meet each other, and talk about what we’re working on and where we can help. If you’ve been with EBA for years, just joined, or are only curious, come on by.

For more information email krista.moncado@okeq.org or visit www.okeq.org/eba

Community Care Providers Support Circle

Community Care Providers | November 13th

You’re carrying a lot. You don’t have to carry it alone.

If you’re an organizer, clergy member, therapist, case manager, teacher, program administrator, social worker, nurse, or another community care provider navigating the weight of our current political climate and our own experiences of oppression, this space is for you.

Come find your people. Get grounded. Share stories. Connect with others who understand the work and leave knowing you’re not alone.

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OKEQ Board Meeting

OKEQ Board Meeting | November 19th

All Oklahomans for Equality board meetings are open to OKEQ members.

You can learn more about Oklahomans for Equality by visiting www.okeq.org/about-us/

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Trans Day of Remembrance | November 20th

Join OKEQ for a night of reflection, remembrance, and resistance.

Trans individuals across the country are under attack for having the gall to live authentically.

Whether hatred from individual citizens or systematic discrimination, our brothers and sisters are being threatened daily with violence, micro-aggressions, and legislation aimed at erasure.

Every year we see nearly 50 deaths to violence or suicide within the trans community and it is important that we take time to remember those losses as well as fight to prevent future losses.

OKEQ is observing the national Trans Day of Remembrance on Friday, November 20 with stories of survival, a reading of names lost over the past few years, and commissioned performance by local trans artist and activist, Jordan Wright.

Proceeds from this event support OKEQ’s Health Clinic which specializes in gender affirming care.

Tickets start at $10

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OKEQ's Annual Community Meal | November 21st

Come share a meal, connect with friends, and spend time with your community in a welcoming and supportive space.
Rainbow Harvest will also take place on the same day!
In partnership with the Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma, Rainbow Harvest helps connect community members with food resources. If you plan to participate in Rainbow Harvest, please remember that a completed intake survey is required.
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Questions about Rainbow Harvest?
Please contact Beverly Cotton at Beverly.Cotton@okeq.org for more information about Rainbow Harvest and the required intake survey.
Whether you're joining us for a meal, accessing food resources, or simply spending time with community, we're glad you're here. Everyone deserves access to food, connection, and a place to belong.
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Broadway Clubhouse | November 29th

Let’s be thankful for camaraderie and show tunes. Bill and Jason have lots of fun in store for November’s Broadway Clubhouse. Come feel the joy and sing along. No cover!

BROADWAY CLUBHOUSE, Tulsa's monthly show tune sing-along, hosted by Bill Nelson and Jason Sirois, is the happiest spot in town, where you and a room full of old and new friends belt out great songs together. Lyrics are projected.

Not a singer? No problem. Not a show tune lover? That’s what jukebox musicals are for. Sing or just hang out and enjoy the merriment, trivia, stories, and surprise guests.

No cover! Bar proceeds support OKEQ.

Doors open at 6pm.

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Oklahomans for Equality seeks equal rights for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals and families through intersectional advocacy, education, programs, alliances, and the operation of the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center.

Serving the community and allies since 1980, Oklahomans for Equality is home to a diverse, vibrant, and engaged community, knowledgeable staff, and dedicated volunteers.