Finding LGBTQ support, one conversation at a time

Archival illustrative photo of a rainbow-striped flag with white stars on a blue field hanging beside a brick wall. Photo by dbking, 2006.

Finding people who understand shouldn’t depend on living near a big city. If you’re LGBTQ+, a parent, or someone trying to support a person you love, PFLAG’s chapter finder and virtual-meeting directory are worth a look.

You don’t need a perfect speech before reaching out. Start with a simple question about who a meeting is for and what to expect. If captions, step-free access, or another accommodation would help, ask the organizer before attending rather than assuming it’s available.

At noon, I’ll share a practical guide to finding a group that fits, with questions about access and privacy. Here’s the official starting point: PFLAG chapter finder

Illustrative archival photo (2006): The Rainbow Flag, GLBT Pride by dbking, CC BY 2.0. Displayed with layout cropping.

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