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Straight for Equality invites you to join the growing number of PFLAG chapters across the country who are using the Straight for Equality program to bring the message of PFLAG to new audiences in their communities. We all know people in our lives that support equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people but aren't sure how to express their support in a consistent and meaningful way. Through the Straight for Equality program PFLAG members have the ability to break down the barriers that keep people from getting involved in LGBTQ+ issues and to support them as they learn more.
We have some great tools to help you learn more about the Straight for Equality program, how you can use it in your chapter, and much more. We'll help you consider how the ways you approach support, education and advocacy, the language you use, and your expectations of new allies can make a difference in engaging new people in the fight for equality. Our experience and research has taught us some things to avoid when working with allies that will help you to effectively invite, educate, and engage them in new and exciting ways.
This guide will help you learn more about what transgender means, develop competency around talking about the issue, become better informed about the challenges that many trans people face, and know specific ways that you can be a strong trans ally.
Learn 10 simple things that you can do to come out, speak up, and join in as an ally.
This guide will help you understand how allies fit in the effort to achieve equality for all. Learn more about what it means to be a straight ally and get some great tips and tools to being more supportive of your LGBTQ+, friends, family, and colleagues.
Frequently asked questions about our Ally trainings
If you'd like to learn more about the ever-expanding work that is being done both locally and nationally, these links will provide you with a few places to start.
Every ally has a story that brought them to where they are today.
