LGBTQ families

The Penna/Burns family proves that celebrating Pride with loved ones has kept the LGBTQ community strong and proud.

A Catholic adoption agency refused to work with LGBTQ parents, so the city terminated its contract. Trump’s lawyers say that’s religious discrimination.

During this stressful time when the daily news is often dark and bleak, it’s important to make plans for the future, to envision your life when this is in the rear-view mirror

Parents who are gay remain under scrutiny that other families aren’t, but you don’t carry the weight of the entire community.

Lots of good news happened in 2018. We put together a list.

The couple is getting ready to celebrate their first Christmas with their son.

The U.S. has nearly 440,000 children in foster care, more than 117,000 of whom are waiting to be adopted.

It would allow them to turn away qualified gay and lesbian couples without consideration for the best interest of the child.

These beautiful families remind us that families come in all forms. We’d love to see your cards too!

A beautiful reminder that, “Love makes a family.”