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PBS Utah Recognizes Pride Month in June!
June is Pride Month and we are so excited to celebrate and recognize the LGBTQIA+ community not only this month, but all year long. Discover programs and resources that highlight the groundbreaking history, achievements, and triumphs of the LGBTQIA+ community that are airing on PBS Utah, available to stream for free on the PBS Video app, or available to stream with PBS Utah Passport.
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Stories from the Stage
PRIDE
There are all sorts of things people are proud of...even being true to who you are.
POV
Pier Kids
In New York City, queer and trans youth of color make Christopher Street Pier their own.
POV
POV Shorts: Post-Colonial Queer
Stories about the LGBTQ experience around the world.
American Masters
Ballerina Boys
Discover The Trocks. Dancing on pointe shoes, these male ballerinas mix artistry and joy.
LGBTQIA+ Youth Mental Health Series
As young people, figuring out who we are is tough. For those of us starting to figure out where we fit among the LGBTQIA+ community, that journey can be even tougher. Do I need a label for my identity? How do I connect with other people like me? What if I feel like it’s all too much to handle? The good news is, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Utah has resources.
Join Andrés Larios Brown, licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, as they guide us through some steps you (or the young people in your life) can take to explore your identities, build self love, and support your mental health along the way.
This series has been made in partnership with Encircle, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides support and counseling for LGBTQIA+ students and their families at multiple locations in Utah.
More From PBS Utah
Let's Talk | Brandon + Weston
Let’s talk about the importance of being an ally.
Parents Brandon and Weston, who are raising their two adopted Black children Zoe (age 5) and Xander (age 9), talk about the struggle of raising children who are experiencing an upbringing unlike their own, and the importance of involving the greater community when advocating for children of color.
PBS Utah POdcast
More Than Half | Starting the Conversation
With Utah’s high rates of sexual violence, one group is looking to equip teens with the knowledge needed to keep them safe. Teen Council trains high school students to become sex educators for their peers, teaching them about consent and healthy relationships.
In this episode, we hear from Teen Council members Lupita Mendez and Morgan Pinkney about the limited sex education many teens get in Utah. And they tell us about their experiences teaching other students about things like consent. We also hear from Teen Council facilitators Zoe Flavin and Meda Del Carpio about the importance of comprehensive sex ed and the impact of peer to peer education.
Watch with PBS Utah Passport
POV
Out in the Night
A moving account of four women sensationalized by the media as a "Gang of Killer Lesbians"
America ReFramed
Broken Heart Land
When a gay teen kills himself, his parents are forced to reconcile their own beliefs.
American Masters
Terrence McNally: Every Act of Life
Explore four-time Tony-winning playwright Terrence McNally's work in theater.
America ReFramed
Little Miss Westie
A loving portrait of two transgender siblings following the 2016 presidential election.
Don Quixote in Newark
Don Quixote in Newark
Dr. James Oleske and the battle against childhood AIDS.
America ReFramed
Before You Know It
Before You Know It celebrates gay senior citizens who've witnessed unbelievable change.
