Research & policy organization Boulder, Colorado
Pricing
Free / no-cost service
Availability
Availability unknown
Primary category
Advocacy & Rights Organizations
Last reviewed
July 28, 2026
The Movement Advancement Project is an independent research and policy organization whose LGBTQ Older Adults work produces reports and analysis on the challenges facing LGBTQIA+ elders. Confirm current research directly.
Independently referenced or recommended in public LGBTQIA+-aging resources, directories or reporting.
Cites a public source describing the organization's LGBTQIA+ older-adult work. Read the linked source; it is not an on-site audit.
SourceWe don't yet have documented couples or chosen-family policy details for this organization. Ask them directly, and let us know what you learn.
No trans-inclusive care documentation is on file yet. This does not indicate exclusion, ask the provider about their specific practices.
No LGBTQIA+ aging staff-training credential is on file yet for this organization.
Boulder, Colorado · Serves National
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Aurora, CO
Shalom Park is publicly listed as a 2025 Long-Term Care Equality Index High Performer. Current services, pricing and availability still require direct confirmation.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
SAGE of South Florida is a SAGECollab-connected organization serving or advocating for LGBTQIA+ older adults. Confirm current programs and service area directly.
St. Petersburg, FL
Metro Inclusive Health – 50 and Better is a SAGECollab-connected organization serving or advocating for LGBTQIA+ older adults. Confirm current programs and service area directly.
Rights and safety
A rainbow in the brochure is marketing. Here is how to read the real evidence behind an LGBTQIA+-affirming claim, and what each credential does and does not prove.
Choosing senior living
The questions that reveal whether a senior living community is genuinely affirming, not just polite on a tour. Bring this list, and write down who answers.
Choosing senior living
A step-by-step way to find senior living where you can age as yourself: define your needs, learn the affirming signals that matter, and pressure-test the shortlist.
About this information: Evidence labels describe documented policies, credentials or public recommendations as of the reviewed date shown, they are not a guarantee of care quality, and a paid listing plan never influences them. Details can change; please confirm anything important directly with the provider.
Last updated July 28, 2026. Suggest a correction.
