PFLAG Connects

Dear PFLAGer:

We’ve got brand new ways to stay connected - check them out below. And, as always, if you missed our past Something to Talk About Live broadcasts, you can watch those on Facebook or YouTube.

Lavender graduation

Support

#LAVGrads: LGBTQ+ and Ally Class of 2020

On Saturday, May 23, Campus Pride and PFLAG National will host a virtual national Lavender Graduation for the LGBTQ+ and ally Class of 2020 to celebrate and honor their achievements. This free, live streaming event to celebrate #LAVGrads will begin airing at 3 PM ET / 12 PM PT. Watch at CampusPride.org/2020, across Campus Pride’ social media channels, or on the PFLAG National Facebook page.

Education

Three Steps to Being...A Better Trans Ally (While You’re Stuck at Home)

Just because you’re staying in doesn’t mean doesn’t mean your ally skills should slow down! So, stay safe and take these steps to engage:

  1. Learn: Check out straightforequality.org/trans to help you learn more about what you can do to be a better ally to individuals who identify as transgender and/or nonbinary, no matter where you are on your ally journey.
  2. Watch: PFLAG Academy On-Demand includes multiple sessions for those who would like to grow their trans ally skills including Our Trans & Nonbinary Loved Ones: Owning Your Role in Creating More Inclusive PFLAG Chapters for PFLAG Chapter leaders. This year, PFLAG National was also proud to partner with Climbing Every Mountain, a film series by Transilient, about transgender and nonbinary people living in Appalachia—and the lack of access to healthcare.
  3. Share: Use social media to be a part of PFLAG’s #TransKids #SoFierce video and photo campaign which was launched on Trans Day of Visibility.  
3 steps to be a better ally to trans
Vote

Advocacy

PFLAG Votes 2020

While November might seem far off as we talk about the beginning of summer, there’s never been a better time to get ready for the 2020 elections! These 10-minute learning sessions will help you (or, if you’re a member of PFLAG, your PFLAG chapter) understand how to effectively do voter education and engagement in your community. To start watching the series, visit pflag.org/resource/pflag-votes-2020-advocacy-10-minutes-or-less.

Something to Talk About...Live!

Join PFLAG National live this Thursday, May 21st at 4:30 PM ET / 1:30 PM PT for Something to Talk About Live, where this week we'll be discussing “Queer Subreddit Attacks Are Forcing Moderators To Demand Action” a piece from Now This News by Kavish Harja. You can watch live on Facebook, YouTube, or Twitter.

You can get the link to this week’s article and check out our discussion questions by visiting straightforequality.org/something-to-talk-about-live-may-21-2020.

Remember: We're here to help. Find us all at pflag.org/about/our-people.

Let’s stay safe, stay healthy--and stay connected.

We're here for you,
Team PFLAG National

P.S. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for even more connecting! And remember that all PFLAG National publications are always available to download for free at pflag.org/publications.

PFLAG National
1828 L Street NW Ste. 660 | Washington, District of Columbia 20036
(202) 467-8180 | info@pflag.org

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