A rainbow-filtered collage of photos of PFLAG NYC community members at NYC Pride 2025 surrounds a white text box. Text reads, “March with us at NYC Pride 2026 - Sunday, June 28.”
A rainbow-filtered collage of photos of PFLAG NYC community members at NYC Pride 2025 surrounds a white text box. Text reads, “March with us at NYC Pride 2026 - Sunday, June 28.”
A light pink banner with confetti-like speckles in the colors of the transgender flag. Text announces a New York Name & Gender Marker Change Assistance Event, held at the PFLAG NYC Office on June 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. The two bottom corners feature blue and pink feather quill and scroll illustration with logos for PFLAG NYC and ATLS. A blue button between them reads, “Learn more.”
A light pink banner with confetti-like speckles in the colors of the transgender flag. Text announces a New York Name & Gender Marker Change Assistance Event, held at the PFLAG NYC Office on June 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. The two bottom corners feature blue and pink feather quill and scroll illustration with logos for PFLAG NYC and ATLS. A blue button between them reads, “Learn more.”
On a plum background, a graphic of a pale yellow monarch butterfly. To the right of the graphic, bold white and pale yellow text reads, "Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Those Affected by Suicide Loss. June 25, 6:00–7:30 p.m. ET.”
On a plum background, a graphic of a pale yellow monarch butterfly. To the right of the graphic, bold white and pale yellow text reads, "Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Those Affected by Suicide Loss. June 25, 6:00–7:30 p.m. ET.”
A purple background features a gradient with light bokeh circles and scattered starbursts. Dark purple triangles with a light pink stripe appear in the corners. Bold white and pink text reads: “PFLAG NYC 2026 Gala – Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 6:00–10:00 p.m." Beneath the text is a dark purple button that reads, "Learn more."
A purple background features a gradient with light bokeh circles and scattered starbursts. Dark purple triangles with a light pink stripe appear in the corners. Bold white and pink text reads: “PFLAG NYC 2026 Gala – Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 6:00–10:00 p.m." Beneath the text is a dark purple button that reads, "Learn more."
Graphic with a light purple background and stars, featuring an illustration of a raised fist holding a microphone. The text reads “Join the PFLAG NYC Triple-A Town Hall Network,” with a “Learn More” button and “Activism ✦ Advocacy ✦ Allyship” at the bottom.
Graphic with a light purple background and stars, featuring an illustration of a raised fist holding a microphone. The text reads “Join the PFLAG NYC Triple-A Town Hall Network,” with a “Learn More” button and “Activism ✦ Advocacy ✦ Allyship” at the bottom.
A rainbow-filtered collage of photos of PFLAG NYC community members at NYC Pride 2025 surrounds a white text box. Text reads, “March with us at NYC Pride 2026 - Sunday, June 28.”
A rainbow-filtered collage of photos of PFLAG NYC community members at NYC Pride 2025 surrounds a white text box. Text reads, “March with us at NYC Pride 2026 - Sunday, June 28.”
A light pink banner with confetti-like speckles in the colors of the transgender flag. Text announces a New York Name & Gender Marker Change Assistance Event, held at the PFLAG NYC Office on June 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. The two bottom corners feature blue and pink feather quill and scroll illustration with logos for PFLAG NYC and ATLS. A blue button between them reads, “Learn more.”
A light pink banner with confetti-like speckles in the colors of the transgender flag. Text announces a New York Name & Gender Marker Change Assistance Event, held at the PFLAG NYC Office on June 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. The two bottom corners feature blue and pink feather quill and scroll illustration with logos for PFLAG NYC and ATLS. A blue button between them reads, “Learn more.”
On a plum background, a graphic of a pale yellow monarch butterfly. To the right of the graphic, bold white and pale yellow text reads, "Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Those Affected by Suicide Loss. June 25, 6:00–7:30 p.m. ET.”
On a plum background, a graphic of a pale yellow monarch butterfly. To the right of the graphic, bold white and pale yellow text reads, "Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Those Affected by Suicide Loss. June 25, 6:00–7:30 p.m. ET.”
A purple background features a gradient with light bokeh circles and scattered starbursts. Dark purple triangles with a light pink stripe appear in the corners. Bold white and pink text reads: “PFLAG NYC 2026 Gala – Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 6:00–10:00 p.m." Beneath the text is a dark purple button that reads, "Learn more."
A purple background features a gradient with light bokeh circles and scattered starbursts. Dark purple triangles with a light pink stripe appear in the corners. Bold white and pink text reads: “PFLAG NYC 2026 Gala – Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 6:00–10:00 p.m." Beneath the text is a dark purple button that reads, "Learn more."
Graphic with a light purple background and stars, featuring an illustration of a raised fist holding a microphone. The text reads “Join the PFLAG NYC Triple-A Town Hall Network,” with a “Learn More” button and “Activism ✦ Advocacy ✦ Allyship” at the bottom.
Graphic with a light purple background and stars, featuring an illustration of a raised fist holding a microphone. The text reads “Join the PFLAG NYC Triple-A Town Hall Network,” with a “Learn More” button and “Activism ✦ Advocacy ✦ Allyship” at the bottom.
A rainbow-filtered collage of photos of PFLAG NYC community members at NYC Pride 2025 surrounds a white text box. Text reads, “March with us at NYC Pride 2026 - Sunday, June 28.”
A rainbow-filtered collage of photos of PFLAG NYC community members at NYC Pride 2025 surrounds a white text box. Text reads, “March with us at NYC Pride 2026 - Sunday, June 28.”
A light pink banner with confetti-like speckles in the colors of the transgender flag. Text announces a New York Name & Gender Marker Change Assistance Event, held at the PFLAG NYC Office on June 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. The two bottom corners feature blue and pink feather quill and scroll illustration with logos for PFLAG NYC and ATLS. A blue button between them reads, “Learn more.”
A light pink banner with confetti-like speckles in the colors of the transgender flag. Text announces a New York Name & Gender Marker Change Assistance Event, held at the PFLAG NYC Office on June 5 from 5 to 8 p.m. The two bottom corners feature blue and pink feather quill and scroll illustration with logos for PFLAG NYC and ATLS. A blue button between them reads, “Learn more.”
On a plum background, a graphic of a pale yellow monarch butterfly. Beneath the graphic, bold white and pale yellow text reads, "Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Those Affected by Suicide Loss. Thursday, June 25, 6:00–7:30 p.m. ET.”
On a plum background, a graphic of a pale yellow monarch butterfly. Beneath the graphic, bold white and pale yellow text reads, "Caring Communities: Guidance for Supporting Those Affected by Suicide Loss. Thursday, June 25, 6:00–7:30 p.m. ET.”
A purple background features a gradient with light bokeh circles and scattered starbursts. Dark purple triangles with a light pink stripe appear in the corners. Bold white and pink text reads: “PFLAG NYC 2026 Gala – Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 6:00–10:00 p.m." Beneath the text is a dark purple button that reads, "Learn more."
A purple background features a gradient with light bokeh circles and scattered starbursts. Dark purple triangles with a light pink stripe appear in the corners. Bold white and pink text reads: “PFLAG NYC 2026 Gala – Tuesday, October 20, 2026, 6:00–10:00 p.m." Beneath the text is a dark purple button that reads, "Learn more."

PFLAG NYC is a partnership of parents, allies, and LGBTQ+ folks working to make a better future for LGBTQ+ youth and adults.

A photo of a large group of diverse people of different ages holding up banners and signs and wearing PFLAG NYC shirts at the 2025 NYC Pride March

PFLAG NYC is a partnership of parents, allies, and LGBTQ+ folks working to make a better future for LGBTQ+ youth and adults.

A photo of a large group of diverse people of different ages holding up banners and signs and wearing PFLAG NYC shirts at the 2025 NYC Pride March
A photo of a large group of diverse people of different ages holding up banners and signs and wearing PFLAG NYC shirts at the 2025 NYC Pride March

PFLAG NYC is a partnership of parents, allies, and LGBTQ+ folks working to make a better future for LGBTQ+ youth and adults.

Join one of our free online support groups for loved ones of LGBTQ+ people and LGBTQ+ individuals

Learn about our educational speaking and outreach program that promotes inclusion in NYC schools

Access the collection of resources we've compiled to help LGBTQ+ folks and their families thrive

Join one of our free online support groups for loved ones of LGBTQ+ people and LGBTQ+ individuals

Learn about our educational speaking and outreach program that promotes inclusion in NYC schools

Access the collection of resources we've compiled to help LGBTQ+ folks and their families thrive

PFLAG NYC Program Coordinator, Susan Shields, smiles with Brooklyn Pride organizer Victoria

Upcoming Events

PFLAG NYC Program Coordinator, Susan Shields, smiles with Brooklyn Pride organizer Victoria

Upcoming Events

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