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Lisa Ehrlich-Menard, Outreach & Community Education Manager, Response for Teens
Love is Love: Supporting Our LGBTQ Youth
When a teen comes out as LGBTQ: lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning (queer,) it can raise a lot of questions for everyone:
• How do I best provide support?
• What terms do I use?
• How do I help them navigate school and the
community?
• How do I create comfort at home?
Join us to discuss all of this and more during a program intended for parents and teens. Facilitated by Lisa Ehrlich-Menard, Outreach & Community Education Manager, Response for Teens.
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