LGBTQ2IA+ Families: Parenting with Pride Webinar Series
Parenting is powerful — and you don’t have to do it alone.
Join us for a free, national virtual conversation series designed to support parents and caregivers of LGBTQ2IA+ youth. Together, we’ll build communication skills, support emotional well-being, and connect with a community of families leading with pride.
💬 Learn how to:
• Navigate tough conversations
• Care for yourself and your family
• Advocate with confidence
• Find strength in community
This website will serve as a pipeline for parents and families to create communities where every LGBTQ+ child feels safe, affirmed, and loved. Our goal is to empower the parents of Florida by offering tools such as monthly webinars, links to resources, and a direct connection to our support manager to get you the assistance you need for your child to grow and thrive.
Our monthly webinar series has been developed in partnership with Kaleidoscope PTA and PFLAG. These webinars are on various topics to address the most pressing needs we hear from families. The webinars are free and open to everyone. Anyone who joins the Parenting with Pride network will receive the Zoom links for each of the monthly webinars. You can also click on the webinar below to receive the RSVP.
Pride in Our Stories: Using Lived Experience to Advocate, Connect, and Lead
June 3, 2026 at 5:00 pm
In partnership with Brazelton Touchpoints Center, and as part of their Family-to-Family Real Talk Program, Equality Florida is leading a FREE national webinar series—LGBTQ2IA+ Families: Parenting with Pride—a virtual conversation series designed to support and uplift parents and caregivers raising children in LGBTQ2IA+ families across the country.
The season’s theme is Practical Skills for Advocacy, Wellness, and Change. Throughout the series, you will build skills to navigate difficult conversations, care for yourself and your family, share your story with intention, and find power in community and collective action.
With a foundation of communication and well-being, this session explores how parents can use their lived experience to create change. Participants will reflect on the power of storytelling as a tool for advocacy, connection, and leadership—while also learning how to set boundaries around when and how to share, whether in schools, communities, or broader movement spaces. This session emphasizes agency, safety, and impact, helping parents decide how their stories can serve both their families and their communities.
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