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PFLAG Policy Matters: March 17, 2023
Court Matters West Virginia appeals to the Supreme Court on trans athlete ban. After the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals blocked implementation of the law, West Virginia Attorney General […]
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PFLAG Policy Matters: February 17, 2023
Court Matters Pres. Biden reaches record-setting 100+ federal judge appointments to lifetime seats with Senate passage on Feb 14th. On Wed., Feb. 15th, the landmark number reached 104. State Matters […]
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The Trevor Project Releases Documentary Short FilmUplifting Transgender Youth Stories
Learn with Love is Part of the LGBTQ Youth Suicide Prevention Organization’s Initiative to Protect Transgender and Nonbinary Young People Amid Increased Political Attacks Across the U.S
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PFLAG Policy Matters: January 27, 2023
Court Matters Federal court upholds Washington State conversion therapy ban. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit on Monday rejected a therapist’s request for the court to reconsider its […]
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PFLAG Policy Matters: January 23, 2023
Policy Matters is going weekly! With so much happening legislatively, Policy Matters will now hit your inboxes EVERY Friday, offering key links on news and events affecting the LGBTQ+ community […]
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More than 80 percent of LGBTQ students reported feeling unsafe at school last year: report
LGBTQ+ youth in schools have consistently reported experiencing bullying and harassment in schools. Unfortunately, the 2021 National School Climate Survey proves that things have only gotten worse in recent years. That research also illustrates what works – including inclusive curriculum and films like Sally Rubin’s Mama Has a Mustache.
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Three Steps to Being a Better Trans Ally
Transgender Awareness Week started yesterday, so make sure you’re ready to support the Trans and Nonbinary community, not just during #TransgenderAwarenessWeek, but all year long.
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Mama Has a Mustache: A #TransgenderAwarenessWeek Screening Opportunity!
In honor of Transgender Awareness week, we’re thrilled to partner with PFLAG National to share this film and a Something to Talk About Live! discussion with Director Sally Rubin
