Queer + Trans Yoga
Queer & Trans Yoga is designed to give you many spacious moments to find your breath, find new ways to move your body that feel good, and (re)connect with your true joyful self.
Bob the Drag Queen – This Is Wild World Tour
The alter ego of non-binary comic/actor Caldwell Tidicue, “Bob The Drag Queen” describes herself as “hilarious, beautiful, talented and…humble.” Bob’s unabashed confidence won her the title of “America’s Next Drag Superstar” on season 8 of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” as well as multiple acting roles for HBO, Netflix, Sony Tristar, MTV, and VH1.
Waygay Talks Space
Waygay talk space is a monthly discussion group on healthy sexuality, relationships, and community for gay, bi, queer, and trans men who love men. This is a peer discussion group that is free and co-sponsored by Mango Tree Counseling & Consulting & William Way Community Center. This is a virtual event via Zoom.
LGBTQ+ Couples Face Heightened Climate Risks: A Call for Inclusive Action
A groundbreaking study by the Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law has revealed that LGBTQ+ couples face heightened risks from climate change-related threats compared to their heterosexual counterparts. By addressing the unique needs and vulnerabilities of LGBTQ+ populations in climate change policies and disaster preparedness plans, we can work towards a more equitable and resilient future for all communities.
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 20: Forgive Yourself
Supporting a transgender child is a journey full of emotions, learning, and growth. As a parent, it's important to recognize that you won't always get everything right. It's easy to feel overwhelmed or worry that you've made mistakes along the way, but a critical part of this journey is learning to forgive yourself. Prioritizing mental health support for both you and your child is key in navigating this process, and seeking out trans-inclusive counseling can offer the professional guidance you both need.
Tarot Night Fundraiser
Join Eastern PA Trans Equity Project on October 16th for a night of witchy fun at "THE END" bookstore in Allentown! $10 gets you three tarot readings for our team of experienced tarot card readers.
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 19: Ask Before Acting
As the family of a trans kid, one of the most important principles you can embrace is respect for your child’s autonomy. Transitioning, or exploring one’s gender identity, is deeply personal, and every step of the journey should center on your child’s comfort and choices. Parental support for trans kids is not just about offering love and encouragement, but also about recognizing and honoring their right to make decisions about their identity and how it is shared with others.
Trans Safety and Self-Defense
Safety and Self-Defense workshop for transgender and gender-expansive people; Sept. 22 in West Chester, PA
The Power of Hobbies: Building Community and Self-Expression for LGBTQ+ Individuals
Hobbies play a vital role in fostering a sense of community and belonging within the LGBTQ+ community. They provide a safe space for individuals to explore their identities, connect with like-minded people, and find solace in shared experiences.
Lezapalooza 2024 – WLW+ Camping Retreat
Lezapalooza aims to provide a weekend of easy camping for a diverse collective of women to let their hair down, laugh, enjoy music, art and friendly competition.
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 18: Become an Ally
One of the most impactful ways to support your transgender child is to learn how to be an ally. As your child grows and faces challenges unique to the transgender community, your role as an advocate becomes even more important. Being an ally isn’t just about accepting your child’s identity—it’s about actively standing up for them and creating a world where they can thrive.
Where Sunflowers Dance
Where Sunflowers Dance is a time-bending, emotionally charged, and humor-laced theater experience by Quentin Charles Williams. Set in 2074, it follows Grandaddy Malik, a retired professor, as he confronts his past and the rift with his parents over his coming out. This performance blends standup, improv, burlesque, spoken word, and multimedia projections, celebrating LGBTQ+ themes and exploring aging, grief, and identity.
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 17: Prioritize Mental Health (Yours and Theirs)
When supporting your transgender child, prioritizing LGBTQ+ mental health is essential for both your child’s well-being and your own. Mental health plays a critical role in navigating the challenges and emotions that come with their transition, and as a parent, you have the opportunity to foster a nurturing and supportive environment. This means focusing on not just your child’s mental health, but also your own, as you both face different, yet equally important, emotional journeys.
Drag Queen Bingo
PFLAG Philadelphia Presents: Drag Queen Bingo! Sunday, Sept. 22 from 6-9pm at Raymour and Flanigan in Plymouth Meeting, PA. Tickets on sale now!
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 16: Check In Regularly
Parenting a transgender child comes with unique challenges and responsibilities. One of the most crucial aspects of how to parent a trans child is to maintain open, ongoing communication. Whether your child came out years ago or more recently, it’s important to check in regularly with them about their well-being, feelings, and evolving needs. These regular conversations not only show your love and support but also create a safe space where your child feels heard and valued.
The Rise of Anti-LGBTQ Legislation: Protecting Mental Health and Taking Action
There are numerous pieces of anti-LGBTQ legislation being proposed across various states that pose significant threats to the LGBTQ community, particularly transgender individuals. Here are some specific examples and their potential impacts.
A Guide to Finding LGBTQ-Friendly Colleges
For LGBTQ+ students and allies alike, your college search takes on an extra layer of importance. Let's explore how to find a college that will welcome you with open arms and celebrate your unique identity!
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 15: Let Go, Accept, Grieve
Raising a child is filled with dreams, expectations, and milestones. However, when your child comes out as transgender, those expectations may suddenly shift, and parents can experience a range of emotions that may feel overwhelming. In this crucial time, it is important to remember that your child’s journey is theirs, and one of the most significant ways to support them is by processing your own emotions and learning to let go of the future you envisioned for them. It’s natural to feel confused, afraid, or even grieve the loss of the identity you thought your child had.
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 14: Get Therapy for You and Your Child
Therapy can provide essential support for both you and your transgender child, offering a safe, non-judgmental environment where you can address challenges and emotions. Engaging in therapy—whether individually or together—can play a pivotal role in navigating the complexities of gender identity and the family dynamics that come with it.
How to Support Your Trans Child, Part 13: Jump In and Participate
A powerful way to support your transgender child is by jumping in and participating in their interests, events, and hobbies. When your child expresses an interest in attending Pride events or joining trans support groups, being actively involved alongside them sends a message of unwavering support and solidarity. Your presence in these spaces shows that you not only accept their identity but also value the things that are important to them. This active engagement can make a significant difference in your child’s confidence and sense of belonging.
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