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515 Hickman Avenue

Mid-Missouri's LGBTQ Community Center

The Center Project, a grassroots nonprofit organization, is Mid-Missouri’s only community center focused on the needs of the LGBTQ+ community.

Designed as a safe and open space, TCP supports the under-served sexuality and gender-based groups within the region, including youth, families, and those living in rural communities.

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Find a time to meet new and old friends. Join us for one of our many events. We hope to see you soon — and you’ve very welcome!

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A place to gather, hold a meeting, borrow a book, watch a movie, make friends and more! Visit our website for programming, resources, opportunities and information about our partner organizations.

The Center ProjectSaturday, June 15th, 2019 at 9:47pm

The less painful chest binder could help transform lives.

Student creates improved chest binder that could change lives for trans men

The less painful chest binder could help transform lives.

pinknews.co.uk

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The Center ProjectFriday, June 14th, 2019 at 11:16am

"Starbucks has to do whatever is necessary to defend its rights, but they're trying to establish some pretty bad law. They're asking the court to determine that misgendering does not constitute harassment. That's a very dangerous precedent to set in times like these," Peter said.

Sociologists for Trans Justice

"We believe that intentional misgendering absolutely does constitute discrimination and harassment," [Starbucks spokesperson] Borges said. "Our request for summary judgment has nothing to do with intentional misgendering, but is more about the bar not being met in this case for harassment."

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The Center ProjectFriday, June 14th, 2019 at 9:49am

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HuffPost Queer Voices

When city officials in Texas canceled a drag queen story time event scheduled to take place at a public library, a progressive church in the neighborhood swooped in to make sure it still takes place. ❤️

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The Center ProjectThursday, June 13th, 2019 at 8:42pm

Read about a new documentary on the lives of LGBTQ people thriving in red states!