UTOPIA is a cornerstone advocate for Pacific Islanders in the LGBTQI Community. We advocate to address discrimination and other issues that impact our entire community, as well as providing individual advocacy in helping our members to access the services, benefits and justice for which they are entitled.
Resources
UTOPIA conducts community forums and listening sessions to provide a safe space in which community members can express themselves, identify concerns, and share new ideas for positive impact. We are designing specific activities to bring together members of the Pacific Islander community who identify as LGBTQI and members who do not, in order to provide opportunities for dialogues on issues that are important to all of us.
Youth Care
For a general list of LGBT community resources check out:
Education & Employment
Housing & Employment Discrimination
- Seattle Office of Civil Rights
- Learn more about Sex Based Discrimination in Housing (including trans posters, flyers, and information)
Support for Immigrants
In 2012,the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a Policy Memorandum revising the treatment of gender designations for transgender people on their immigration documents. In order to find out what current law and practice is and how it applies to you we recommend you reach out to a lawyer. If you’re having trouble finding one we suggest checking out:
For non-criminal legal information or phelp please check out:
Health & Safety
Addiction & Substance Abuse Links
(click on the bullets for more information)
Trans Care
For a list of medical and mental health providers check out Ingersoll Gender Center for their database of healthcare providers (primary care physicians, mental health care providers and others) that have experience serving our communities.
- For a list of medical and mental health providers check out the Ingersoll Gender Center Resource Program .
- Transition Resources
- King County Trans Resource Guide
- Gay City Health Project’s Resource Program
If you are in Crisis:
- You can call The Crisis Clinic – 24 / 7 at 1- 866-427-4747 – Crisis Clinic receives trans specific training annually
- The Trans Life Line: 1-877-565-8860 – A suicide prevention hotline staffed by Trans, GNC, and allied community members
- For General Resources in King County – Call 2-1-1 or check out The Crisis Clinic’s Online 2-1-1 Resource Database
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