PFLAG Santa Barbara

Q***r people have always existed, and always will—period. Join PFLAG National at our upcoming PFLAG Academy Online virtual learning session, “The Ultimate LGBTQ+ History and Culture Extravaganza,” to learn more about the vibrant, joyful, diverse, and determined LGBTQ+ community throughout history.

Learn more and join the conversation this Thursday, June 11 at 8:30pm ET / 5:30pm PT by registering today!

Our June meeting is right around the corner! Make sure to sign up to reserve your spot!

*To keep our meetings safe, registration is required for each meeting. There is a link in our bio to register!

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This Memorial Day, we honor service members who have bravely sacrificed their lives in service to our country, including trans service members.

If you are a military-affiliated parent and caregiver of LGBTQ+ children of any age, or a parent of an LGBTQ+ service member or veteran check out our free, virtual monthly PFLAG Connects: Military Community meeting for support. Learn more at the link in our bio.

PFLAG Academy Online: April 30th 2026 5:30pm PST 💻📚

Join us for the upcoming PFLAG Academy Online virtual learning session, Want to Be a Trans and Nonbinary Ally?: Expand Your Ally Journey Beyond the Binary.

Participants will learn about both gender identity and expression, review expansive pronouns and how to use them, and grow the skills they need to be stronger allies to people who are trans and nonbinary and better champions of belonging.

Don’t miss out!

Today is Transgender Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️

In every culture and throughout history, trans people have ALWAYS existed and have been people we love —as relatives, friends, leaders, pillars of the community, as loved ones. Trans people have always been here and will continue to be and no amount of legislation or bigotry will everybearse their existence.

To our trans loved ones today and everyday we see you, we love you, and we value you! You make the world a better and more colorful place to be. We will continue to fight for you’re rights to be and to make the the world a more accepting place.