PFLAG is the extended family of the LGBTQ community. We're made up of LGBTQ individuals, family members and allies. Because together, we're stronger.
The idea for PFLAG began in 1972 when Jeanne Manford marched with her son, Morty, in New York's Christopher Street Liberation Day March, the precursor to today's Pride parade. After many gay and lesbian people ran up to Jeanne during the parade and begged her to talk to their...
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This publication is the Spanish translation of PFLAG's publication, Be Yourself. The book is a great resource for Spanish-speaking youth and families.
These two-tone metallic key rings sport an etched PFLAG logo and a subtle border of PFLAG purple. The easy, rotating clasp mechanism makes adding keys to the chain simple, while...
Use these postcards as part of an event to show people how to be better trans allies. The card can also be used as a part of a social media...
Jamie Curtis joined PFLAG in May 2003. She is PFLAG’s Director of Chapter Engagement responsible for working with chapters throughout the United States and overseeing the Chapter Engagement team. Prior to serving...
Jean-Marie Navetta is the Director of Equality & Diversity Partnerships for PFLAG National, leading its Straight for Equality project which aims to invite, educate, and engage new allies in the effort...
