Celebrating Pride in Goldsboro, NC

04/09/2026

Potluck tonight in Goldsboro 🌈

Our monthly potluck will be a week later than usual due to Holy Week observances at the church. LGBTQ+ community members and friends/allies are invited to share a meal and social time on Thursday, April 9 at 6pm. This is a casual event open to all ages. You can bring a dish to share, or just show up!

03/24/2026

Our monthly potluck will be a week later than usual due to Holy Week observances at the church. LGBTQ+ community members and friends/allies are invited to share a meal and social time on Thursday, April 9 at 6pm. This is a casual event open to all ages. You can bring a dish to share, or just show up!

03/07/2026

Greenville Pride 2026!
6/13/2026

Save the Date for the Greenville-Pitt County Pride!
Saturday, June 13, 2026

Details coming soon! Stay tuned!

03/05/2026

🌈 Potluck tonight in Goldsboro Andrews
🍽 Bring something to share if you're able, just yourself (and some friends if you'd like!) If not 🤲

Join us on Thursday, March 5 at 6pm for our monthly potluck for the LGBTQ+ community members and friends/allies. It’s a casual gathering to build connections and community. Bring a dish to share, or just bring yourself.

02/28/2026

A 32-foot RV is expected to arrive in Charlotte next week to support the LGBTQ+ and underserved communities as part of a national tour.

The "Caravan of Hope" plans to visit 17 cities, including places such as Chicago, Denver, and Oklahoma City, in 31 days. The tour is led by Angela Giampolo, a lawyer behind the initiative that will provide a range of free services.

‘Things like name changes, gender marker changes if the state laws permit,” Giampolo said. "A lot of the states were going to it’s not legal to change their gender marker anymore. It was previously when I went in the past.”

Giampolo started the initiative in 2016 in response to Trump’s first election, when members of the LGBTQ+ community reached out with concerns about their rights. When deciding what places to visit, Giampolo says she chooses cities that are closer to rural areas and where people who are part of the LGBTQ+ communities would feel comfortable coming out to seek support.

Full story: WFAE.org
📝: Elvis Menayese
📸: Caravan of Hope/Courtesy
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02/26/2026

A letter from the Kansas Division of Vehicles dated 23 February is reportedly being sent to the homes of transgender Kansans informing them that they must surrender their driver's licenses and that their current credentials will be considered invalid upon the House Substitute for Senate Bill 244’s publication in the Kansas Register today (26 February).

House Substitute for Senate Bill 244 was passed on 17 February after the Kansas House overrode Governor Laura Kelly’s veto. Because of this, Kansas-issued driver's licenses and identification cards must now reflect the credential holder's “s*x at birth.”

The letter— as seen by Erin In The Morning— notes that the Legislature "did not include a grace period for updating credentials," and anyone operating a vehicle without a valid credential "may be subject to additional penalties." Those whose gender marker does not match their s*x assigned at birth are directed to surrender their current credential to the Division of Vehicles for reissuance.

The consequences for noncompliance could escalate quickly. Under Kansas law, driving without a valid license is a class B misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. A conviction triggers an automatic 90-day license suspension. If a person drives during that suspension, they face a charge of driving on a suspended license, which carries a mandatory minimum of five days in jail. Kansas requires county jails to house inmates by s*x assigned at birth.

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01/31/2026

01/31/2026

Details about our 2026 Pride Not Prejudice prom coming soon. Save the date April 18, 2026

11/20/2025

November 20th is Transgender Day of Remembrance, where we acknowledge and honor the trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming lives cut short by anti-trans violence. With the rise of anti-trans laws, attacks on health care, and hate crimes, the fight for their futures and their rights is urgent.

Trans and nonbinary people deserve more than equality – they deserve safety, dignity, joy, and more than anything, they deserve to grow old.

08/20/2025

08/15/2025

Looking for LGBTQ friendly spaces & faces in the area?
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There's a local bookclub that focuses on 🌈 authors & reads. Whether you read the paper book, audio book, or didn't get past the cover, those interested are welcome 🤗
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August read: "Pageboy," a memoir by Elliot Page
August Meetings: 8/17 or 8/20