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Back in print - Twelve Days in August and Blue Coyote - "Project 21" novels by Liza Ketchum - Click here for details and reviews.
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"My family is very religious. How can I tell them that I'm one of 'those' people they talk about?"

Through Greater Boston PFLAG, we create an environment of understanding so that all people can live with dignity and respect through:

• Support: to cope with an adverse society,
• Education: to enlighten the public,
• Advocacy: to end discrimination and to secure equal civil rights.
• Safe Schools Project - create a safe environment for LGBT students in all our schools.

Greater Boston PFLAG provides opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity, and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity.

Join us on-line, or with a paper form. Checkout the new PFLAG National blog.

To check what is happening, be sure to check Special Events at the bottom of this page, or the Coming Events tab at the top.

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Plan on the 2009 Boston PRIDE Parade - June 13

The Pride Parade is great time for all. It is wonderful and uplifting to hear the crowds cheer and yell their encouragement to those of us who proudly support and love our GLBT children. Click for more details on where and when to meet us.

Join us as we march!

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Stan's email on the 7th Pride & Passion Party

The Party was beautiful, everyone had a great time and the evening program painted an unforgettable and moving portrait of our very special organization.

All the feedback I've received so far talked about those wonderful testimonies from the kids from Canton and about Pam's fantastic work in helping transform a school and an entire community.

There were too many special aspects of the evening to recount them all, but, I do not think that I will ever forget, the magic moment when the Canton HS football captain was recounting how he was affected by the Corey Johnson video, at almost the exact moment that Corey made a surprise appearance and walked into the ballroom. My friend has some extraordinary photos of Corey chatting it up with the Canton HS speakers.

It was a night that created many, many very special memories. To all those who made phone calls and invited friends, who brought friends to sit at tables and who contributed in so many other countless ways to make last night a success, I want to give thanks.

We live in difficult times, but you made last night a beautiful and memorable experience. Thank you very much. And special thanks to the heroic efforts of our event committee ( and their significant others and spouses).

You are the best!

Sincerely,
Stan Griffith

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Greater Boston PFLAG gratefully acknowledges The Lenny Zakim Fund support for our Safe Schools and Communities Project.

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