By Linda Bratsen Are you ready for some delicious food and great fellowship? We would love to have you join us on Sunday, December 2, 2018 for our annual holiday party. Utensils and drinks will be provided and attendees are asked to bring finger food. Those who wish may bring donations for Tony’s Place to

By Linda Bratsen PFLAG Houston cordially invites all to its monthly general meeting on Sunday, November 11, 2018 for an enlightening presentation by Rylie Jefferson, the new office coordinator for the University of Houston’s LGBTQ Resource Center and Women and Gender Resource Center team. Jefferson has advocated for the LGBTQ community and women’s rights for

By Linda Bratsen On October 11, 1987, half a million people participated in the National March on Washington, advocating for LGBTQ legal rights and protections. In 1988, the second march on Washington was designated as National Coming Out Day. As PFLAG Houston celebrates the 30th anniversary of this historic event, all are cordially invited to

By Linda Bratsen Mike Webb and Maria Ivonne from Houston’s GLBT Political Caucus addresses PFLAG Houston’s monthly public meeting on Sunday, September 9, 2018. As dedicated supporters of the LGBTQ community, they will share an enlightening, non-partisan presentation highlighting Caucus goals, the endorsement process, and what we might expect during Texas’s 86th legislative session, scheduled

By Linda Bratsen Some people do not identify as female or male and navigate the world as non-binary. To better understand this gender-neutral topic, a panel of non-binary individuals addresses PFLAG Houston’s monthly public meeting on Sunday, August 12, 2018. The panelists will share experiences that highlight the unique challenges they face in a discussion

By Linda Bratsen A panel of LGBTQIA immigrants addresses PFLAG Houston’s monthly public meeting on Sunday, July 8, 2018. Negative attitudes and policies directed at immigrants and LGBTQIA communities are on the rise. Thousands flee their home countries every year, escaping persecution and even threats of the death penalty. The panelists will share experiences that

  By Linda Bratsen What an exciting time of year! If you have never experienced the excitement of marching in the Houston LGBT Pride Parade, please consider marching with PFLAG Houston on the evening of June 23. The special bond between PFLAG Houston and the LGBTQ community is contagious, as evidenced by the roar of

By Linda Bratsen Jay Mays and Robin Mack, two passionate and artistic community activists, are the guest speakers at PFLAG Houston’s monthly public meeting. Scheduled Sunday March 11, their presentation is titled A is for Ally: Creating Gender Inclusive Environments Together. Collaborating with their lifelong friend, Mel Reiff Hill, Mays and Mack created The Gender