Uniting us all through the power of love.
PFLAG Niceville
PFLAG Niceville is among many PFLAG organizations across the country. They are consisting of all races, genders, sexual orientations, and religions. To coexist and unite against bullying, violence, oppression, and discrimination for LGBT people and minorities alike. To provide a safe space and loving environment to promote health and happiness throughout every community.
Please consider donating to PFLAG Niceville! Click here!
National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-8255
Translifeline.org: for the trans suicide prevention hotline, run by members of the trans community.
| Come join our PFLAG Niceville Support Group Meeting every second Sunday of each month via Zoom! This is for all LGBTQ people and their friends, family members, and allies. You can join us from anywhere in the world! PFLAG Niceville loves you. If you need extra love, support, and affirmation right now, email pflagniceville@gmail.com or email us through this site securely You have a home in PFLAG! Come join our PFLAG Niceville Support Group Meeting September 13th at 6:00 PM on Zoom! This is for all LGBTQ people and their friends, family members, and allies. You can join us from anywhere in the world! You have a home in PFLAG! |
And, as always, PFLAG Niceville continues to meet on the second Sunday of every month by Zoom. Their next meeting will be Sunday, September 13, at 6:00pm. For the Zoom link and password for that meeting, email Logan:Â pflagniceville@gmail.com or contact us via our contact form We hope youâll join us, from anywhere in the world!
If you are feeling lonely and need support, please email:Â pflagniceville@gmail.com or contact us via this site.
We love you! You are beautiful as you are! Letâs all look for ways to spread love around us, especially to those who are struggling!
Love,Â
David Simmons
President, PFLAG Niceville
Info
We meet every second Sunday of each month at 1295 N Bayshore Dr, Valparaiso, FL 32580
To receive the Zoom Meeting link for our support meetings, please email us at pflagniceville@gmail.com or contact us via our site
PFLAG Support Meeting
Time: September 13th, 2020 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Please consider donating to help PFLAG Niceville! We value everyone’s help profusely!
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Keegan-Michael Key and Ariana DeBose are also featured in the movie.Pope Francis, in Shift for Church, Voices Support for Same-Sex Civil Unions
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The comments, made in a new documentary, are the strongest yet from a pontificate that has taken a more tolerant and inclusive tone.70.1% of LGBTQ students report being verbally harassed.
71% of LGBTQ students report hearing homophobic remarks from teachers or school staff because of their gender expression.
Tomorrow, Thursday, October 15th, is Spirit Day.
Wear purple and take the pledge to stand against LGBTQ bullying.
www.glaad.org/spiritday
Join GLAAD this Spirit Day and Take the Pledge Against Bullying
www.glaad.org
Each year on Spirit Day, millions go purple to support LGBTQ youth.Add your name below to take the pledge against bullying.Today in Nonviolence--October 13, 1987: 800 nonviolent protestors refused to leave the doorways and lawns of the U.S. Supreme Court to protest its 1986 decision upholding anti-gay laws in Bowers v. Hardwick.
Five to ten people at a time were plucked from the grounds of the court to be arrested.
As one witness reports: âThe initial opening of the heart I had experienced on the march now dramatically expanded. Seeing one human being after another willingly risk arrest and face the consequences that it might entail reached my core. I felt my own mind and soul irrevocably transformed. . . . I understood in a new way how the voluntary willingness to put oneâs body potentially in harmâs way for justiceâespecially when this is done by those who have faced the brunt of injustice their whole livesâcan speak powerfully and deeply to the right brain of onlookers and, under the proper conditions, of a whole society. It is extraordinarily unfair that the very people who are most violated by the world are often the ones most called to assume the burden of transforming it, but it seems to be one of the laws of the universe" (Butigan, Ken. âLGBTQ Everywhere: The Power of Marching on Washington.â October 11, 2012. wagingnonviolence.org/feature/lgbtq-everywhere-the-power-of-marching-on-washington/).
LGBTQ everywhere: the power of marching on Washington - Waging Nonviolence
wagingnonviolence.org
On the 10th anniversary of Stonewall in October 1979, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community mounted the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. An estimated 75,000 to 125,000 marchers descended on the nationâs capital to demand equal rights and to call ...