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Out with the Stars: The PFLAG Atlanta Fundraiser and Awards Dinner
Posted 37 days ago

We're excited to announce the PFLAG Atlanta Fundraiser and Awards Dinner entitled Out with the Stars to be held on June 23rd 2012 at the gorgeous Labella at Lambert Place.

We…

Out with the Stars: The PFLAG Atlanta Fundrai…
Xanadu: A PFLAG Atlanta Benefit on May 24th
Posted 6 days ago

Actors Express is hosting a PFLAG Benefit Night at their May 24th production of Xanadu.

The surprise hit of the 2007-08 Broadway season roller skates its way into Actor's Express in…

Xanadu: A PFLAG Atlanta Benefit on May 24th –…
'May is for the LGBT Media' Journalists Panel on May 20
Posted 3 days ago

 

We will have a panel comprising of two GA Voice journalists - Dyana Bagby and Ryan Watkins as well as the incredible Betty Couvertier, who is the host of the…

‘May is for the LGBT Media’ Journalists Panel…
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Out with the Stars is on June 23rd 2012
Welcome to an organization that supports true family values.

Since 1986, PFLAG Atlanta has been helping moms and dads learn to accept their lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) children as the wonderful gifts that they are. We help and encourage LGBT kids to come out to their parents and families. We do this by having 24 support meetings a year in Atlanta that’s open to anyone who would like to have that honest and loving relationship with their family or child. We have speakers, educational programs and movie screenings on LGBT issues on the third Sunday of every month. We go out to local companies and talk about our stories and journeys.

And every year during Atlanta Pride, we march proudly in the parade to show the love we have for our lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender family members. We march to show that our families are just as good as anyone else’s. We march to show that discrimination is wrong and we will not rest till it is made right.

We march to be VISIBLE. When people see us, the folks next door, and realize we have a LGBT child or children, they are forced to re-think every ugly stereotype they’ve heard before.

By telling our stories and supporting, educating and advocating every step of the way, we hope to create a world where are children are judged on the content of their character, and not by their color or sexual or gender orientation. Till that day comes, they always have a home in PFLAG Atlanta.

Our meetings are held right in the center of Atlanta off of North Druid Hills Rd. We have other PFLAG chapters nearby that might be more convenient. PFLAG Johns Creek, PFLAG Marietta, PFLAG Macon and now PFLAG Athens. Contact us if you’d like to send us a suggestion or get involved in the work we do.

Watch President Obama talk about the story of PFLAG

 

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