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The mission of Pride Center of Vermont (PCVT) is to celebrate, educate, and advocate with and for le***an, gay, bisexual, transgender, and q***r (LGBTQ) Vermonters

10/16/2026

Members of the Pride Center board presented at the University of Vermont Health Equity Summit on September 24 & 25 to share our ongoing work, community insights, and strategies for building a more connected, accessible Vermont for 2STLGBQIA+ people.

The University of Vermont Health Equity Summit is an annual collaborative conference bringing together healthcare professionals, community advocates, researchers, and local leaders to address systemic healthcare disparities and promote actionable, inclusive solutions across northern New England.

Pride Center Board Members Laura McNamara and Austin G. represented our organization with a poster presentation titled “Operation Pause, Strategic Progress: Community Mapping for a Better Tomorrow.” Austin also took the stage as the project lead for Q***r Era (part of Q***rVT) to deliver an oral presentation on leveraging technology to advance health equity and combat rural isolation.

Learn more about these presentations here: www.pridecentervt.org/2026/09/25/2026-health-equity-summit/

10/15/2026

It’s Spirit Day.

We stand with LGBTQ+ youth across Vermont and around the world. We take a stand against bullying, harassment, and the isolation that too many young people experience simply for being themselves.

Every young person deserves to feel safe, supported, and respected at school, at home, online, and in their community. They deserve spaces where they can find connection, build friendships, ask questions, and be themselves without having to hide who they are.

We believe LGBTQ+ youth spaces and community matter. Whether it’s finding a supportive adult, connecting with other LGBTQ+ young people, or simply knowing there is a place where you belong, community can make a difference.

Today, wear purple. Show your support. Be someone an LGBTQ+ young person can count on.

10/11/2026

Across Vermont and beyond, coming out looks different for everyone. There’s no one right way or right time to share who you are.

Today, onn October 11, we celebrate those who have shared their identities, support those who are considering it, and remind our LGBTQ+ community: you belong here, exactly as you are.

Logo designed by Keith Haring for the 's advocacy of the day.

10/10/2026

Coming Tuesday, October 13! Join us in Burlington for an in-person Trans Support Group meeting.

Anyone who identifies within the trans, nonbinary, two spirit, agender, intersex, and genderfluid communities are welcome, and anyone questioning their gender identity are warmly invited.

• Our in-person meetings will be on the second Tuesday, 6-8pm, at 241 N. Winooski Ave, Burlington (monthly).
• Our virtual meetings will be on the fourth Tuesday, 6-8pm, on zoom (monthly).

To access our zoom link, visit: tinyurl.com/TransSupportGroups2026

Feel free to contact [email protected] with questions, concerns, accommodation requests or for more information.

The purpose of the Trans Support Groups is to provide space for trans people to build community and solidarity, offer each other empowerment and care, and promote belonging and resilience. By and for trans communities in Vermont, the Trans Support Groups are not clinical support groups, not run by mental health professionals, nor are they intended to pathologize, diagnose, or provide direct services. The Trans Support Groups are spaces where trans communities and those questioning gender identity can share experiences, ask questions, find support, and build community. Facilitators are trans community members trained in group dynamics and will offer referrals to community resources.

Outright Vermont has generously allowed us their space for the Pride Center of Vermont Trans Support Groups we are extremely appreciative.

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10/08/2026

Happy International Le***an Day!

The Pride Center of Vermont celebrates le***ans in all their diversity and honors the generations of le***ans who have built community, created spaces for connection, and helped shape LGBTQ+ history in Vermont.

In fact, le***ans were at the heart of one of Vermont’s most important LGBTQ+ milestones. In 1983, a group of le***an feminists in Burlington asked a simple question: Why should Vermonters have to leave the state to celebrate Pride?

They organized Vermont’s first Le***an and Gay Pride March on June 25, 1983. About 350 people gathered in City Hall Park and marched through downtown Burlington. At a time when being publicly identified as LGBTQ+ could put someone’s job, family, and safety at risk, showing up and being visible was an act of courage. (⁠credit: Vermont Folklife: www.vtfolklife.org/pride-making?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

That history is part of what we’re celebrating today: the le***ans who built community before there were many places to find it, who organized when it was risky to be visible, and who helped create the Pride traditions we continue today.

To the le***ans who came before us, those creating community today, and those shaping what’s next: we celebrate you and we’re grateful for you.

10/06/2026

Michael Tyler Ramos
Individual and Couples Therapy
Bilingual in Spanish

“I offer a modern, relational approach to therapy designed for how people actually live today. As a licensed clinical social worker and EMDR-Certified therapist, I provide fully virtual therapy with flexible video and text-based support beyond the traditional session. My style is unconventional and integrative, grounded in meaningful connection. Together, we explore your inner world, understand patterns, and build a more grounded sense of self. This is your space—collaborative, flexible, and tailored to you.”

Visit Michael Tyer Ramos on Psychology Today:
www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/michael-tyler-ramos-miami-fl/339694
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09/30/2026

The Pride Center of Vermont is proud to spotlight our providers!

Meet Mads Farrell (she/her)
Divergent Roots Healing PLLC.

Community Acupuncture is what we offer at
LAc. believes community acupuncture is an essential part of our communities. With general health care, pain and stress relief being affordable with sliding scale prices and shared treatment spaces we heal and grow together with acupuncture medicine being a framework of care.

Treatments are available in the Townshend, VT office Weds. and Fri. 3-6pm
Seasonally at Bee Well Homestead Jamaica, VT Sat. 10am-11am.
Private acupuncture treatments are available and follow the community acupuncture framework of sliding scale accessible care to meet treatment needs.

Make sure to check out the booking website at communityacupuncture.janeapp.com/ /1

For a larger provider directory, check pridecentervt.org

Follow along as we spotlight affirming providers across the state of Vermont.

09/23/2026

💗💜💙 Happy Bi Visibility Day! 💙💜💗

The Pride Center of Vermont celebrates bisexual people and the many ways bisexuality can look and feel. Being bi is a valid identity whether someone is equally attracted to multiple genders, experiences attraction differently over time, or identifies as bisexual in their own unique way.

Bi people are an important part of our LGBTQ+ community, and they deserve to be seen, heard, respected, and celebrated.

Today and every day, we’re proud to stand with our bi community.

09/20/2026

Coming September 22! Join us online for a Trans Support Group zoom call for all trans Vermonters, and in person from Burlington.

Anyone who identifies within the trans, nonbinary, two spirit, agender, intersex, and genderfluid communities are welcome, and anyone questioning their gender identity are warmly invited.

• Our in-person meetings will be on the second Tuesday, 6-8pm, at 241 N. Winooski Ave, Burlington (monthly).
• Our virtual meetings will be on the fourth Tuesday, 6-8pm, on zoom (monthly).

To access our zoom link, visit: tinyurl.com/TransSupportGroups2026

Feel free to contact [email protected] with questions, concerns, accommodation requests or for more information.

The purpose of the Trans Support Groups is to provide space for trans people to build community and solidarity, offer each other empowerment and care, and promote belonging and resilience. By and for trans communities in Vermont, the Trans Support Groups are not clinical support groups, not run by mental health professionals, nor are they intended to pathologize, diagnose, or provide direct services. The Trans Support Groups are spaces where trans communities and those questioning gender identity can share experiences, ask questions, find support, and build community. Facilitators are trans community members trained in group dynamics and will offer referrals to community resources.

Graphics created by .graphicdesign

09/17/2026

Make sure to check out so many of the great photos at the VT Pride Parade & Festival page!

Address

255 S Champlain Street, Ste 12
Burlington, VT
05401

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 2pm

Website

https://linktr.ee/pridevt, http://pridecentervt.org/

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