Episode 4: How to Advocate for LGBTQ Families with Luce Remy
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Episode 4: How to Advocate for LGBTQ Families with Luce Remy
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In this powerful episode, we’re joined by Luce Remy, Director of Policy at Family Equality, to talk about the challenges LGBTQ+ families face in today’s political and social climate—and what it really means to be an accomplice instead of just an ally.
We cover:
- How anti-LGBTQ+ legislation is affecting schools, surrogacy, and adoption
- What to ask your school to ensure inclusivity for all families
- Personal stories from Luce’s advocacy work and parenting journey
- What families (queer or not) can do to create safer, more inclusive spaces
We also share our own update about beginning the journey for baby #2 and how Maverick’s love for flowers brought unexpected joy to our week.Want to be our next hero? Check out Nodal to register to help a family. https://tinyurl.com/broadwaydads-nodal
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