PFLAG Out and About
March 26, 2025. Equality California Advocacy Day, Sacramento CA
June 2024, Pride flag raising on June 3 with Superintendent Dr. Adam Clark, Board Trustees and MDUSD
June 4, 2024 CC Board of Supervisors Recognizing June as LGBTQIA+ Pride month.
Presenting Equality California 100% Proud to Maren Bick-Maurischat, Legislative Aide to Assemblyperson Rebecca Bauer-Kahan on LGBTQ+ Advocacy Day. The certificate recognizes Bauer-Kahan's consistent support of our community.
June 4, 2024 CC Board of Supervisors Recognizing June as LGBTQIA+ Pride month.
June 2024, Pride flag raising on June 3 with Superintendent Dr. Adam Clark, Board Trustees and MDUSD
June 4, 2024 CC Board of Supervisors Recognizing June as LGBTQIA+ Pride month.
June 2024, Pride flag raising on June 3 with Superintendent Dr. Adam Clark, Board Trustees and MDUSD
June 2024, Pride flag raising on June 3 with Superintendent Dr. Adam Clark, Board Trustees and MDUSD
June 2024, Pride flag raising on June 3 with Superintendent Dr. Adam Clark, Board Trustees and MDUSD
2024 Pride Prom, Concord High School
PFLAG Clayton-Concord information table at Clayton Pride parade
June 2024, Pride flag raising on June 3 with Superintendent Dr. Adam Clark, Board Trustees and MDUSD
PFLAG Clayton-Concord information table at Clayton Pride parade
PFLAG Clayton-Concord information table at Clayton Pride parade
PFLAG Clayton-Concord information table at Clayton Pride parade
PFLAG Clayton-Concord members march in the Clayton Pride parade
PFLAG Clayton-Concord information table at Clayton Pride parade
PFLAG Clayton-Concord information table at Clayton Pride parade
2023 Clayton Pride
Raising the Pride Flag June 1, 2022 with Rainbow Community Center and MDUSD Leadership
Board of Supervisors Resolution in Support of Pride Prom
Board of Supervisors Resolution in Support of Pride Prom
Raising the Pride Flag June 1, 2022 with Rainbow Community Center and MDUSD Leadership
Board of Supervisors Resolution in Support of Pride Prom
With Ken Carlson and Federal Glover and PFLAG's Kathleen Krentz
Raising the Pride Flag June 1, 2022 with Rainbow Community Center and MDUSD Leadership
Raising the Pride Flag June 1, 2022 with Rainbow Community Center and MDUSD Leadership
Raising the Pride Flag June 1, 2022 with Rainbow Community Center and MDUSD Leadership
PFLAG Clayton-Concord at the Clayton Pride Parade on June 25, 2022
PFLAG Clayton-Concord at the Clayton Pride Parade on June 25, 2022
Raising the Pride Flag June 1, 2022 with Rainbow Community Center and MDUSD Leadership
2022 Pride Prom Media Gallery
Teens enjoy their own Enchanted Forest at Concord Pride Prom
Teens enjoy their own Enchanted Forest at Concord Pride Prom
Teens enjoy their own Enchanted Forest at Concord Pride Prom
Nearly 100 teens from three school districts gathered at Concord High School on April 23 for a magical, embracing and affirming LGBTQI+ centered Pride Prom.
East Bay Groups Throwing Pride Prom For LGBTQ+ Teens
Teens enjoy their own Enchanted Forest at Concord Pride Prom
Teens enjoy their own Enchanted Forest at Concord Pride Prom
A PFLAG chapter in eastern Contra Costa County is hosting its first-ever Pride Prom in April, inviting LGBTQ+ teens from all the local district's high schools to attend.
1st-of-its-kind LGBTQ+ pride prom coming to East Bay high schools
1st-of-its-kind LGBTQ+ pride prom coming to East Bay high schools
1st-of-its-kind LGBTQ+ pride prom coming to East Bay high schools
For East Bay high school student Ryan Nelson, the upcoming prom will be particularly special. Nelson, who identifies as a transgender male, is not talking about a traditional prom, he's planning to attend the first-ever ‘Pride Prom’ for LGBTQ+ students from nine Contra Costa County high schools in Concord, Martinez, and Clayton.
Contra Costa County schools plan first-ever Pride Prom
1st-of-its-kind LGBTQ+ pride prom coming to East Bay high schools
1st-of-its-kind LGBTQ+ pride prom coming to East Bay high schools
The first-ever Pride Prom in Contra Costa County will be held at Concord High School on April 23 for Juniors and Seniors from more than half a dozen high schools in the county.