Hello and welcome to conversations+ a PFLAG Broomfield pride video series. My name is Sasha Davis, my pronouns are she her, and I'm the outreach coordinator for PFLAG Broomfield. I will be your host as we meet some members and allies of the LGBTQIA+ community and learn some stuff along the way. Today we're talking about mental health in the LGBTQIA+ community, what we're facing and what resources there are for us. I was joined by members of Broomfield public health envision you and rise above Colorado for a conversation on the stats, the realities and the solutions. Come listen in.
Category: Mental Health
Broomfield Pride June 20, 2021
Date: June 20, 2021 Event Time: Noon – 4pm Location:Community Park Shelter (Located behind the Broomfield Public Library)3 Community Park...
A Guide to Neopronouns
Are you a person, place or thing? We have good news. A personal pronoun is a form of speech that...
Auntie Answers: Who is Auntie and What Does She Do?
Do you have questions about LGBTQIA+ issues you're not sure who to ask? Just curious or trying to sort out things for yourself? Everyone should have an Auntie to pose their questions to without judgement or hesitation. Email your questions to AskAuntie@pflagbroomfield.org or submit your questions anonymously at pflagbroomfield.org/ask-auntie
Announcing PFLAG Broomfield’s Peer-to-Peer Support Groups
PFLAG Broomfield is happy to announce the launch of our peer-to-peer support group program. We offer two groups: one for...
Free Arts Links
As we enter the shelter-in-place mode, know that you are not alone. Many of us have access to technology that...
The Power of Pronouns
In the past year or so, I’ve been witnessing how pronouns literally change a person. I have witnessed this in...
Drag Queen Storytime
Over the weekend I personally attended the Drag Queen Storytime at the Lafeyette Public Library. What a beautiful event. I...
1st Annual Community Feast
PFLAG Broomfield just had its inaugural event, the First Annual Community Feast at the Broomfield Community Center. With special thanks...
REPORT: Just One Accepting Adult Can Save An LGBTQ Young Person’s Life
LGBTQ youth are far more likely to attempt suicide than their straight peers — but acceptance can go a long...