Families Archives – Page 13 of 17

New theatre workshop for LGBTQ+ youth, The Text Kitchen, comes to Cleveland

By Maria McGinnis ● Community ● January 17, 2022

This free after-school writing and acting workshop will give LGBTQ+ youth the opportunity to share their work & see it performed.

By Guest Commentary ● Commentary ● January 14, 2022

The self-produced stories explore questions around coming out, depictions of queer people in media, and the lack of women in gay bars.

We wrote them. You read them. And now we’re counting down the 5 you clicked on the most in 2021.

By Ken Schneck ● Families ● December 6, 2021

HB 420 would ban conversion therapy on Ohio minors. But first it needs a committee hearing. That’s where you come in.

By H.L. Comeriato ● Business ● December 2, 2021

Today, the Sugar Plum Tour brings in $150,000+ in ticket sales & philanthropic donations. But in 2001, it was a different story.

By Peter Kusnic ● Families ● November 10, 2021

With his teenage daughter as his campaign manager, Dion Manley made Ohio history with his election win in Gahanna.

By Alissa Paolella ● Families ● November 2, 2021

In early October, supporters gathered to discuss forming a PFLAG chapter. Although they were met by protestors, they forged ahead.

By Cassidy Naypauer ● Community ● November 1, 2021

Founded in April 2020, Geauga SOGI Support Network provides support to the LGBTQ+ community through collaboration, education, and advocacy.

By The Buckeye Flame ● Community ● October 18, 2021

This award recognizes PFLAG Columbus’ contributions to PFLAG’s threefold mission of support, education, and advocacy.

By Ken Schneck ● BIPOC ● October 11, 2021

The Buckeye Flame caught up with Aaron Johnson Levy to dish on this giant leap forward in Black LGBTQ+ representation.