About Saga
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Saga offers comprehensive engagement and resources that promotes the development, wellbeing, personal preservation, and empowerment of LGBTQ+ young adults (ages 18-24). Saga provides resources and engagement programs dedicated to paving pathways towards developing professional and life skills, exploring career paths whether through attending college or vocational school, and exploring other ventures in life. Saga is a social and the educational space for LGBTQ+ young adults to build community supported independence, close relationships with peers, engage within educational workshops, and participate in community events.
We want your feedback!
Our Young Adults and Adults Program, formerly known as Saga, is being restructured in 2025! We are excited that the program, which previously served young adults ages 18-24, will be expanding to serve adults ages 18-49 with a large range of programming and events to support our community members through every stage of adult life.
We are currently gathering input as to what our community wants to see from the restructured program. Please share your vision for our future services via the form below.
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Saga Member Spotlight: Luca Serna
“It was the very first meeting, but I saw the vision,” remembers Luca Serna (they/he, 18). It was just the sort of program they were looking for—one that provided opportunities to meet LGBTQ+ young adults, network with LGBTQ+ nonprofit leaders, and learn valuable skills as they began to navigate the adult world. It was January 2023, and Saga had just launched. Luca Serna, a recent high school graduate and transplant [...]
Saga Member Spotlight: Kham-Shem Toure
Kham-Shem Toure (he/they), Saga program participant Kham-Shem Toure (he/they, 24) joined Saga when he moved back to Denver after college. Although they were raised in Denver, most of their friends from childhood and college had moved elsewhere for jobs, and Kham had to begin from scratch when it came to finding community.“I had benefitted a lot from the programs offered by Tulsa’s LGBTQ+ center, and I was looking for something [...]
