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Monthly PFLAG Board meeting

Facilitators conduct 3 simultaneous, separate support groups on the first Tuesday of every month: (1) Parents/friends/allies, (2) LGBTQ+ ADULTS (ages 18 and up), and (3) Teens age 13 through graduating high school. Groups meet in Sandy Springs, GA, and are not virtual.

WHAT TO EXPECT: In the adult groups, expect a warm welcome, presentation of group guidelines, and brief introductions, followed by a facilitated discussion based on the needs of attendees. Attendees may participate in the discussion or just observe–whatever they feel comfortable doing.

The teen groups include chatting, with options to play games and do crafts.

Who attends and information shared is confidential for all groups.

Monthly Member Meeting for Support, Sharing and Learning

Each group is facilitated by a peer

PFLAG Frederick and Community for Frederick have been keeping up a steady presence of LGBTQ+ supportive public comment speakers and attendees with LGBTQ+ supportive attire and signs to raise a counterpoint to the anti-LGBTQ+ speakers that frequently ask f

Our monthly, in-person Renton support meeting is open to all and provides a comfortable atmosphere of openness where parents, families, friends and LGBTQ+ individuals can share their experiences with others to learn how to support one another with love and pride. A variety of educational materials are available for free.
All are welcome to join us.

Spanish Speakers Support Meeting. First Wednesday of each month.

Send an email to [email protected] to request Zoom link/invitation.

This discussion, led by Elizabeth Whalen Gaeth, examines the impact of school environments on the mental health of LGBTQIA+ youth. Given their increased risk of mental health challenges, the school climate plays a crucial role in either supporting or harming their wellbeing. Gaeth, a board-certified music therapist and behavioral health psychology graduate student, will explore the effects of marginalization, relevant research findings, and strategies for creating more inclusive school environments. Participants are encouraged to engage, share experiences, and reflect on how these insights can support LGBTQIA+ youth and advocates.

Please join us for a panel discussion from area mental health and human services providers.

“One Nation, Many Voices – A Celebration of Unity Through Song” spring concert.