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February newsletter

The news coming out of our nation’s capital during the past few weeks has been alarming. Since the election, more people have been attending our support meetings and seeking ways to combat what is happening. Being with others at this time is beneficial for us all. In this month’s newsletter we list ways you can … Read more

Positive actions you can take now

We are days into an administration that is working overtime, using ugly language to demean the values we hold dear, and taking actions to harm our loved ones and neighbors. Yet our LGBTQ+ community is strong, our stories are powerful, and our love is louder. Here are some things you can do, right now, to … Read more

The advocacy marathon

As legislative sessions, both state and federal, begin, Eddy Funkhouser, PFLAG National’s Western Region Chapter Engagement Coordinator, shared the following with our chapter and we couldn’t agree more. Looking for support during this uncertain political and cultural time? Come to one of our support meetings. It’s a great way to stay informed and have your … Read more

‘Branden’s Daughter’—PFLAG’s new ad campaign

In an unprecedented cross-movement partnership, Vet Voice Foundation – the leading nonpartisan veterans advocacy group – and PFLAG have come together to issue a clarion call for support and affirmation of trans youth and their families with a new PSA campaign. “Branden’s Daughter” is a compelling, direct testimonial ad from a father simply asking for … Read more

‘Pieces of Me’

Watch PFLAG National’s newest short documentary “Pieces of Me,” which centers on the life of New York-based artist and transgender activist Joslyn DeFreece and creates a filmic collage about the growth and healing that comes from art, love, family, community, and courage. “Pieces of Me” tells the story of Joslyn DeFreece, a successful writer, actress, … Read more

How autism & LGBTQ+ identities overlap

Come to our March 26 online support meeting to meet Dr. Lucas Harrington, a clinical psychologist at the UW Autism Center, who will help us learn how to affirm, support and advocate for our neurodivergent LGBTQ+ or LGBTQ-exploring children, and how to build a loving community to help our children thrive and live in two … Read more

Become a PFLAG Seattle member

Our annual membership drive has begun! Beginning in October, we encourage everyone with a connection to PFLAG to consider becoming a new member of PFLAG Seattle or renewing their membership. For just $35, you can join PFLAG Seattle as an individual member. Family memberships are $50. Membership in PFLAG Seattle automatically registers you with PFLAG … Read more

We’re featured in Seattle Pride Magazine!

The Winter issue of Seattle Pride Magazine, which is available now in print (look for it around town) and online, wrote a wonderful article about some of the parents and volunteers involved with PFLAG Seattle. It’s a poignant collection of stories that you’ll want to read and share.

Film Honors AAPI PFLAG Families

Filmmaker Stephanie Tran (they/them), a young, queer, Vietnamese filmmaker, approached PFLAG National with an idea for a film to amplify and honor LGBTQ+ Asian, Asian-American, and Pacific Islander (AAPI) voices. They have brought their vision to life with the film “A Place to Call Home.” “This film,” said Stephanie, “Is extremely important to me because … Read more