Boston Pride stands with #BlackLivesMatter and other groups representing Black and Brown people as we move through Pride season and address the systemic racism, injustice and police brutality that has been inflicted on Black and Brown communities for decades.
Boston Pride News
-
Boston Pride and the City of Boston Today Raise the Pride Flag in a Virtual Ceremony to Kick of Pride Month and Plan to Creating a New Pride Flag for 2021 GalleryBoston Pride and the City of Boston Today Raise the Pride Flag in a Virtual Ceremony to Kick of Pride Month and Plan to Creating a New Pride Flag for 2021
Boston Pride and the City of Boston Today Raise the Pride Flag in a Virtual Ceremony to Kick of Pride Month and Plan to Creating a New Pride Flag for 2021
image courtesy of: @OnlyInBOS (Boston, MA) [June 5, 2020] – This year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Boston Pride Flag Raising, hosted by Mayor Martin J. Walsh and the City of Boston, is [...]
#BlackLivesMatter
The Boston Pride Board has heard the voices of concern from members of the community regarding a previous statement posted on our website related to the recent atrocious events of the murders of Black and [...]
Boston Pride Goes Virtual for the 2020 Celebration
Boston Pride is announcing a series of virtual events to celebrate Pride 2020 and Boston Pride’s 50th anniversary. After the City of Boston announced that all large public gatherings would be halted during the spring [...]
2020 Boston Pride Community Fund Grants Announced
Boston Pride distributed a record, almost $80,000, to 39 grassroot organizations (Boston, MA) – April 15, 2020 – Boston Pride announced today that the 39 awardees of the 2020 Boston Pride Community Fund [...]
Boston Pride Guide Goes Digital for 2020
“We are very proud of the work that went into the digital Pride Guide as it reflects the current times that we are in, from the cover depicting recent events, to the stories about the pandemic and resources to help the community,” said Jessie DeStefano, Editor-in-Chief of the Boston Pride Guide.
The cover of the digital pride guide, created just days ago by artist Noah Grigni, who also designed the 2019 cover, reflects the turmoil across the country as a result of the recent atrocious murders of Black and Brown people at the hands of police officers in so many places across this country. Boston Pride Guide’s digital version includes stories on how the LGBTQ community has been affected by the COVID-19 crisis access to healthcare, recipes from a local chef, visual art, and more.
view the guide
Allies are CRUCIAL in movements for social change.
This is a guide for all people who want to address forms of social injustices that they do not experience.
view the guide
6/10 – updated with Anti-Racism links
A comprehensive list of resources
for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer community in the New England area.
view resources
Virtual roundtable discussion focusing on the 50th anniversary of Boston Pride
The Pridecast features an interview with Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, the first openly gay person elected to become a state attorney general, about how the LGBTQ+ community is handling this time of crisis due to COVID19. The Pridecast also includes a virtual roundtable discussion focusing on the 50th anniversary of Boston Pride – and reflecting on the current issues facing communities of color within the LGBTQ+ community with panelists Boston Pride President Linda Demarco; Judah Dorrington, former Chairperson of Black Pride New England; Mark Krone of the History Project; and Grace Sterling Stowell, executive director of BAGLY.
listen to the podcast