PROUD Savannah

Savannah will be experiencing extreme heat today and tomorrow. Please share this post across the city and with anyone who may need a cool place to stay and hydrate. Some locations even serve food.
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WSAV covered a segment on PROUD Savannah. Check it out!

N3T Newsmaker Interview - Pastor Candace Hardnett N3T Newsmaker Interview - Pastor Candace Hardnett

Visit the Municipal Archives at the Stonewall Block Party on June 25th from 3:00-10:00pm to learn about the Proud Savannah History Project, our local history initiative to collect, preserve, and provide access to the history of Savannah’s LGBTQ+ community, as told in their own words and voices. Stop by our information table to find out what we’ve been up to, how you can get involved, or contribute your voice on the spot. The Stonewall Block Party is hosted by the First City Pride Center in commemoration of the Stonewall Inn uprising of 1969, a turning point in the gay rights movement, and in celebration of the Center’s 5th anniversary. To learn more about the Proud Savannah History Project, visit www.savannahga.gov/LGBTQHistory.

In case you missed it…

City of Savannah celebrates LGBTQ+ community recognizing June as Pride Month It is Pride Month in the Hostess City. The City of Savannah officially recognized June as the time to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Rainbow flags are speckled around the city in recognition, and this year they can even be found in the City Hall building. Dusty Church of the First City Pride Center...

The City of Savannah celebrates LGBTQ Pride Month. It's a time when the world's LGBTQ communities unite to celebrate the freedom they have to be themselves. HAPPY PRIDE MONTH

Woohoo!!!

She’s inspired millions to get engaged and speak up for their rights — now, it’s time to make her the next governor of Georgia. We’re excited to endorse Stacey Abrams who will be the leader LGBTQ+ Georgians deserve!