Montana Human Rights Network is a leader in the statewide LGBTQ equality movement and a longtime grantee of Pride Foundation. After unsuccessfully lobbying the legislature for decades to include sexual orientation and gender identity in the state’s Human Rights Act, the group has changed tactics, partnering with the ACLU of Montana to pass local non-discrimination […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The one-day SnowGLOBE Eqaulity Alliance 2012 Winter Film Festival takes place Sunday, January 29 at Everett PUD Theatre starting at 1pm. The festival includes regional favorites like Drew Emery’s “InLaws & OutLaws” and a locally produced documentary featuring LGBTQ youth from Snohomish County. “We are excited to provide this opportunity to come together to celebrate […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Pride Foundation is proud to support the Rainbow Families of Puget Sound in presenting two sessions aimed at addressing bullying on March 26 at the Center for Spiritual Living in Seattle, WA. Session leader Paul Gigueroa will lead both sessions: part one for adults and kids from 10:00am-12:00pm and part two for adults only from […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
During the 2010 granting cycle Pride Foundation awarded a grant to Bradley Angle, a domestic violence prevention organization located in Portland, Oregon, for its one-of-a-kind LGBTQ Healthy Relationship classes. As Board Chair at Bradley Angle, prior to joining Pride Foundation, I experienced for myself how a specific program, personally significant to me, benefited from a Pride Foundation grant – […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Guest blogger Mike Pham is a Pride Foundation scholar studying in Seattle. In the last year, there have been a series of suicides by LGBTQ high school students in one school board district near Mike’s hometown in Minnesota. Most recently a 15-year-old, Justin Aaberg, took his own life in July after being repeatedly bullied for […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…