Lavender Rights Project

The Lavender Rights Project is dedicated to serving the specific needs of the trans, gender non-conforming, queer, and LGB identified communities. Our aim is to provide excellent legal representation, policy advocacy, and community education, as well as support and information such that individuals can represent themselves in legal processes.

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Department of Justice Pride

Department of Justice Pride The recognized organization for all GLBT employees in all Department of Justice Offices, Boards, and Divisions; the BOP, DEA, FBI, USMS, INS, OJP, and USAO; and contractors in any of these components.

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King County Office of Civil Rights

Phone: (206) 296-7592
TTY: (206) 296-7596
King County Office of Civil Rights works to eliminate unlawful discrimination through education, mediation, and enforcement that is responsive to a diverse King County.

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Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund

Western Regional Office
(213) 382-7600
Lambda Legal is a national organization committed to achieving full recognition of the civil rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, transgender people and those with HIV through impact litigation, education and public policy work.

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Lawyer Referral and Volunteer Legal Services

Lawyer Referral and Volunteer Legal Services (206) 623-2551

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Legal Voice

(206) 621-7691
TTY: (206) 521-4317
Toll-Free: 1-866-259-7720
As an action-oriented, diverse organization, Legal Voice is committed to securing and protecting the rights of all women, making lasting changes through legislation and litigation designed to have a far-reaching public impact, and by empowering women with knowledge about their legal rights courts, and under the law.

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QLaw Foundation

(206) 235-7235
The GLBT Bar Association Foundation of Washington exists to bridge the divide between the GLBT community and legal professionals. Through its programs, the Foundation seeks to educate the public and the courts about GLBT legal issues and empower community members through informed access to the legal and judicial systems.

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Seattle Office for Civil Rights

(206) 220-7900
Enforces City, Stateand Federal anti-discrimination laws. Protected classes for Employment Discrimination through the Seattle Office for Civil Rights include sexual orientation and gender identity. It also develops anti-discrimination programs and policies for the City of Seattle.

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Total Mortgage Services

(877) 868-2503
Home buying services for same-sex couples.

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Volunteer Attorneys for People with AIDS

Volunteer Attorneys for People with AIDS
(206) 267-7025
Legal services and referrals.

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Washington State Human Rights Commission

1-800-233-3247
The mission of the Washington State Human Rights Commission is to eliminate and prevent discrimination through the fair application of the law, the efficient use of resources, and the establishment of productive partnerships in the community.