Our strength as a community is in the diversity of stories, experiences, and identities. As Fa’afafine, Māhū, Leitī, Vakasalewalewa and many other Pacific Islander identities, our very beings are by nature intersectional, and our work cannot help but be so as well.
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Mapu Maia Clinic is a place of refuge, aimed at providing the 2SLGBTQIA+ community with quality health care in a space that honors them in all facets of their identities. Mapu Maia is a Samoan phrase that refers to inviting someone over to rest.
Access Mapu Maia Clinic doctors at no cost to you.
Take control of your sexual health with a variety of support and care services available at our clinic.
We offer Hormone Replacement Therapy, Physician Referrals, Support Letters, and more!
Naloxone Access and a Needle Exchange service.
We offer a safe and effective solution for those seeking permanent hair removal.
Working to create real safety for QTBIPOC, gender diverse, intersex sex workers.
MANAFest brings together Pacific Islander communities from across Washington State to celebrate who we are, where we come from, and the futures we’re building together.
Committed to cultivating leadership and advocacy among QTBIPOC youth through a deep reconnection to Indigenous identity, cultural knowledge, and ancestral power.
Whether you’re seeking resources, support, or a space to belong, you’ll find compassionate guidance and culturally grounded services here.
SPEaC Change works to advance the rights and well-being of the QTPI and 2SLGBTQIA+ community through civic engagement by actively challenging discriminatory policies and fostering inclusivity.
If this is an emergency, please call the 24-hour Crisis Line at 866-4CRISIS (866-427-4747), The Trans Lifeline at 877-565-8860, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988, or the Washington Community Service line at 211.
Use our request form to inquire about general services as well as services at the Mapu Maia Clinic.
We are dedicated to uplifting communities by providing a range of workshops that cater to diverse needs and interests. Our mission is to create opportunities for learning, growth, and empowerment for individuals who might otherwise have limited access to such resources.
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The Miss Island Goddess Pageant is a vibrant celebration of beauty, talent, diversity and empowerment, uniting contestants from the queer, trans and gender diverse communities of color to showcase their brilliance and advocate for marginalized voices.
MANAFest™ is not just a celebration; it is a manifestation of our commitment to creating ecosystems of care and safety for our communities through Black and Brown organizing, prioritizing land and bodily autonomy, and reclaiming our cultural narratives.
QTPI Camp is journey of unity, empowerment, and cultural celebration, this year’s camp promises an even more enriching experience.
Sponsoring our events sends a powerful message of solidarity & support to our community and we invite you to consider joining us!
Our dynamic team is growing, and we’re looking for passionate, innovative minds like yours to join us. Check out our open positions below!
Learn more about our current opportunities and how you can get involved. Whether you can spare a few hours a week or a month, your contribution can make a real difference!
Help shape a future rooted in equity, care, and community by joining UTOPIA Washington’s Board of Directors and lending your leadership to the people and movements we serve.
We begin our story in American Samoa. The year is 1988, the street markets are filled with vendors, and the hustle and bustle of commuters shuffling through and from the nearby Fagatogo marketplace. Many people would be traveling through this main transit for shopping activities, or commuting to the fishing cannery. Lucky would commute to […]