Our name, Determined to Respect and Encourage African American Men (DREAAM), embodies the values of our program. We welcome gay, bi, transgender, queer, questioning and intersex (GBTQQI) young men of African descent, ages 30 and under.
With the DREAAM Project, self-expression is encouraged. We don’t judge you for your body image, mannerisms, experiences, education level, or socioeconomic background. Respect starts within ourselves and the ability to take bold steps in the future starts with feeling supported now.
We create space for DREAAM leaders to build community, affirm and support each other, and connect to resources through programs and services.
Free HIV/STI testing, therapy and links to services and medical care are available. DREAAM is judgment-free because when you’re here, you’re home.
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Program & event updates about our groups open to all GBTQQI men and their allies age 30 and under.
DREAAMPROJECTSF“The DREAAM Project keeps me in the mind frame of wanting to do better for myself in many ways.”Georale Huggins DREAAM member
Program Coordinator, DREAAM Project
415-487-8029
Program Assistant, DREAAM Project
Associate Director, Community Engagement
415- 487-8058
Yes. Friends of different cultural backgrounds are welcome.
We advise you to check the Black Brother Esteem group that takes place every Wednesday from 4 pm – 6 pm at 1035 Market street (4th floor).
Yes, moral support is welcome.
Yes. Please RSVP your friend in advance.
Please contact a member of the team.
A program empowering gay, bisexual, and same-gender loving African American men who are at risk of HIV.
Linking African Americans living with HIV to care, groups, medical case management and more.
A weekly social, learning and wellness group made by and for Queer & Trans People of Color.
Group support and events for trans women, trans men, non-binary folks and genderqueer individuals.
