A pride participant with a cane walk side by side in the midst of our large Pride contingent.
A pride participant with a cane walk side by side in the midst of our large Pride contingent.

SF Pride

Every day at LightHouse we’re working to redefine the way people think about blindness, and this year for San Francisco Pride we’re again widening our scope to the whole disability community. For us, Pride is about reclaiming the word ‘disabled’ and joining together as a community to make it clear that disabled, whatever that means to you, is an identity to be proud of.

We’d like to extend an invitation to all disabled LGBTQ+ community members, their families, friends and allies to march with us as we commemorate LGBTQ+ heritage, celebrate LGBTQ+ culture and raise awareness for the needs of LGBTQ+ people with disabilities at this year’s San Francisco Pride on June 30, 2019.

Register now for this year’s Pan-Disabled Contingent, “Be Seen”. Details about the LightHouse community celebration following the parade and live-described viewing party to come.

See what Pride was like last year in photos!

Pride 2019 Calendar of Events

May 18: Meet Me at the Intersection of LGBTQ+ and Disability at the SF LGBT Center. Join us for community conversations and a panel discussion on the intersectionality of LGBTQ+ and Disability. All are welcome. Eventbrite to RSVP is coming soon.

June 14: Queer Poetry Slam at the SF LGBT Center. A LightHouse group will attend the Queer Poetry Slam.

June 20: 30% and Growing: Castro. For June’s iteration of 30% and Growing, we will be going to the Castro!

June 30:  49thAnnual San Francisco Pride Parade

Pride T-Shirts are for sale at the Adaptations Store for $20. You may pick them up at LightHouse or they can be shipped to you (cost will be added to you purchase). Call the Adaptations store at 415-694-7301 or toll free at 888-400-8933.

The disabled contingent at the Women's March Oakland, some standing, some sitting in wheelchairs alongside a guide dog and a variety of colorful signs.

The disabled contingent at the Women’s March Oakland, some standing, some sitting in wheelchairs alongside a guide dog and a variety of colorful signs.

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