Ace Resources

Online Communities

AVEN

The Asexual Visibility and Education Network or AVEN is a great place to start for general information and forums about asexuality, as it is the largest online asexual community and one of the largest resources. AVEN hosts the world’s largest online asexual community as well as a large archive of resources on asexuality. AVEN strives to create open, honest discussion about asexuality among sexual and asexual people alike.

AUREA

The Aromantic-spectrum Union for Recognition, Education, and Advocacy or AUREA is an organization that shares information, news, and resources on aro identities and communities. Their website acts as a central hub that connects folks to information and resources within the aro community.

In Person Communities

Aces NYC

Aces NYC is this website. Aces NYC Meetup page is our meetup group that will automatically give you updates on the events happening in and around NYC. You are also more than welcome to suggest events once you’ve joined our group as well. As well as the Facebook Group , Twitter account, and AVEN Forum.

Activism & Educational Resources

Aces and Aros

Aces and Aros is a hub for the ace and aro community, enabling and encouraging ace and aro people to get involved in their community. By helping people connect to local communities and events, providing them with educational and support resources, and keeping them up to date on the latest happenings in our movement, Aces & Aros provides people with a vital link to their community.

Ace Week

Ace Week, formerly Asexual Awareness Week, is an international campaign dedicated to raising awareness and expanding education of asexuality. The week gives all of us an opportunity to celebrate how far our community has come and to dream about the future we will create together.

The Asexual Agenda

The Asexual Agendahas two primary goals:

1. Stimulate and promote asexual blogs. We serve as a community center: a place for readers to discuss with each other, and a portal to other asexual blogs.

2. Strive towards greater understanding, especially in our target audience: people under the ace spectrum who already understand the basics. Sometimes this means our writers share their expertise, but most often it means we offer our varied perspectives. We are built on the idea that beyond asexuality 101, it is impossible to provide only one single authoritative view of everything.

The Asexual Agenda does not attempt to be a 101 resource. If you are learning about asexuality for the first time, you are invited to peruse our list of 101 resources. You are also free to stick around and pick it up as you go along.

Asexuality Archive

The Asexuality Archive is a collection of all things Ace. It hopes to provide a comprehensive and uncensored look into what asexuality is, what it means to us and how it shapes our lives. The intention is to provide information that is approachable and informative, whether or not you’re asexual.

AVENwiki

The AVENwiki has general information about asexuality, a bit of 101, as well as links to AVEN’s posts of the week, media, research.

Asexual Research

The Asexual Research Tumblr has some good places to start, if you're interested in studying asexuality.

If you're serious about asexual research, feel free to contact Aces NYC at acemeetupsnyc@gmail.com for non-public resourses.

TAAAP

The The Ace and Aro Advocacy Project (TAAAP) is an organization dedicated to providing resources on asexuality and aromanticism to the public. TAAAP operates on a local level by working with other LGBTQ+ organizations in the DC Metro Area, as well as on the national level by working with other ace and aro advocates to further the national movement.

The Asexual Media Archives

The Asexual Media Archivesfor Ace appearances on TV, Radio or other professional publications.

The Asexual Story Project

The The Asexual Story Project is a space where anyone who is asexual or somewhere one the ace spectrum can share their personal stories about being asexual, coming out, relationships and any other experiences. Stories are tagged thematically.