District 202

District 202 began as a non-profit lesbian and gay youth coffee house in 1992 supported by a start-up grant from the Minneapolis Community Foundation.

Over the years it evolved into a thriving LGBTQ | Queer youth community center.

District 202's first hire was Michael Kaplan in 1992, who served as the center's first executive director until June 1998.

[2] The drop-in center was open Monday and Wednesdays 3pm to 11pm, Thursdays and Fridays 3pm to 1am and Saturday 12pm to 1am.

[5] The organization became a part of The Family Partnership's GLBT-Kids: Abuse Intervention Program[6] on March 20, 2012.