LGBTQ SOLACE
Using research and collaboration to help LGBTQ+ individuals and communities achieve mental health and wellbeing together
OUR WORK
LGBTQ SOLACE uses research and community-engaged planning to promote access to...
Support,
Opportunities for Learning,
And Community Empowerment
for LGBTQ people with current or previous experiences of mental health challenges,
centering the needs of LGBTQ people in upstate New York
"Rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. healing is an act of communion."
bell hooks (1999)
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Our Partners
LGBTQ Solace is a research and action project of the School of Social Welfare, College of Integrated Health Sciences, University at Albany, SUNY. The study is funded through the Faculty Research Award Program (FRAP-A) at UAlbany (5/1/2024-10/30/2025) and funding is managed through the SUNY Research Foundation. The study protocol, "Towards the Development of a Novel Mental Health Peer Support Intervention for Sexual Minority Women in New York State" has been reviewed and approved by the University at Albany Institutional Review Board (Protocol 23X214).