COVID-19 continues to ravage our country having stolen more than 160,000 lives from us and keeping us physically separated from the ones we love. Each of us is finding ways to personally cope, adapt our ways of working, and stay emotionally connected to friends…
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We all know that voting and representation are vital to ensuring the safety, health, and equity of any marginalized community. Today marks the 55th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act which sought to end racial discrimination in voting access, and yet voting rights have…
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I’m really struggling to write this one. On July 13, Marilyn Monroe Cazares was found brutally murdered in Brawley, Imperial County, just east of San Diego County. At the time she was believed to be the 22nd reported transgender person murdered in the United…
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My heart is so full! On behalf of the staff, board, and countless volunteers and community members who worked to make this last weekend a huge success, “Thank you!” In a year full of hardships and setbacks, this weekend truly felt like Pride! Over…
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This year has been unimaginably devastating. The losses our community and the world have endured from the global pandemic, police violence, and the ongoing epidemic level murder of our trans siblings have shaken us all to our core. The work we have ahead of…
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In 2013 we were approached by a group of women led by community organizer Kelcie Kopf who was interested in creating a trans-inclusive LGBTQ-women centered event in San Diego. Knowing full well at the time that LGBTQ women’s spaces were disappearing all over the…
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We do not have Pride because we are free. We have Pride because we are not free. We have Pride because, in the face of violence, pain, grief, and oppression – our community, our movement is resilient. From the spark of the Stonewall riots…
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From the spark at Stonewall to the celebrations and protests all over the world, the international Pride movement represents the largest global network of LGBTQ social justice work. That structured network of activists started right here in San Diego with one of our Pride’s…
Read MorePride isn’t canceled; mass gatherings were canceled. Through everything going on in the world, San Diego Pride’s board, volunteers, staff, and community partners continue to press on, producing more free programming and services than ever before. 2020 has given us a much different world…
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While 2020 has been a devastating year for far too many reasons to list, it’s been reinvigorating to see the victories and joy that have shone through this week. As we all endure the hardship and pain this year has brought us, I hope…
Read MoreLast night San Diego Pride sent a proposal to the Mayor of San Diego entitled Law Enforcement & Pride – A Path To Healing & Safer Communities. We hope you will take a moment to read the proposal in its entirety before passing judgment.…
Read MoreCommunity events, programs, and fundraisers put on by Pride & other LGBTQ-serving organizations happen all throughout the year!
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