LAMBDA Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project
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LAMBDA Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project
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LAMBDA GLBT Community Services (LAMBDA) provides anti-violence efforts, services for queer teens/youth, and other services internationally. Based in El Paso, TX, LAMBDA was formed as a nonprofit lesbigay organization in 1991. Victim assistance for gay bashings, same-gender domestic violence, and gay/straight prisoner sexual assault survivors are provided confidentially, and free-of-charge.
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LAMBDA GLBT Community Services (LAMBDA) provides anti-violence efforts, services for queer teens/youth, and other services internationally. Based in El Paso, TX, LAMBDA was formed as a nonprofit lesbigay organization in 1991. Victim assistance for gay bashings, same-gender domestic violence, and gay/straight prisoner sexual assault survivors are provided confidentially, and free-of-charge.
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