Voices in Power (VIP) Project- NW Network

The Voices in Power (VIP) Project is one part of the NW Network, a Seattle organization with deep roots in the city's LGBTQ+ community.

The NW Network started in 1987, founded by lesbian survivors of abuse. For decades, it's worked to stop bullying and discrimination against LGBTQ+ people, all while giving essential support to survivors of abuse and violence.

If you're in Seattle and want to know about LGBTQ+ resources or community support, this organization is a real entry point into local advocacy. They talk a lot about empowerment and social justice, and making sure LGBTQ+ people are treated with dignity. You can learn about support services, community programs, or the history of activism in the Pacific Northwest here; it's a place built on actual community care.

To find out more about what they do or how to get involved, check their website. If you need support or want to know what's available in Seattle's LGBTQ+ community, contacting them directly is a good first move. Their specific programs change, like many community organizations, so their site or a direct call will give you the latest on how to connect with their work.