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Queer Fam Pride Jam aims to unite LGBTQ families and allies

Kristen Kaza (left) and Keewa Nurullah (right).

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Queer Fam Pride Jam aims to unite LGBTQ families and allies

By  Stephanie Kim
   

While Pride Month is usually packed with events to celebrate and support the LGBTQ community, queer families are often left with a few options. That’s where the Queer Fam Pride Jam comes in.

Reset learns more about the Pride celebration and why allyship is more important than ever.



GUESTS: Kristen Kaza, co-organizer of the Queer Fam Pride Jam; producer of Slo ‘Mo

Keewa Nurullah, co-organizer of the Queer Fam Pride Jam; founder and owner of Kido

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