July 26, 2014 | to | August 2, 2014 |
Provincetown, MA
Family Week is Family Equality Council’s largest annual event. In its 19th year, this fun-filled week will include numerous opportunities to build community among attendees and to get empowered on the issues that face our communities today. Family Week is held on iconic Cape Cod, in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Family Week 2014
From sun-up to sundown, Family Week offers programming for your entire family. Each morning and afternoon is filled with programming for individual age groups, and each evening yields a signature Family Week event for all ages. Ask some Family Week veterans; Family Week really is for ALL families!
Family Equality and COLAGE are partnering once again to create an amazing week full of great conversations, dancing, games and so much more with LGBTQ parents, children, families, and friends that join us in Provincetown!
This year at Family Week, our long-time partners at rFamily Vacations are hosting our Farewell Dance. As we help them celebrate their 10th Anniversary of hosting extraordinary family events, you can be sure that this will be a family dance you’ll never forget!
This year at Family Week, members of the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus will be joining us for some kids programming as well as for our annual Major Donor’s Clambake and our Farewell Dance. Sign your kids ages 8-12 up for our Choral/Dance Youth Adventure Camp to get two days of lessons from the most talented chorus in Boston!
Family Equality Council connects, supports, and represents the three million parents who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender in this country and their six million children. We are changing attitudes and policies to ensure that all families are respected, loved, and celebrated—including families with parents who are LGBT. We are a community of parents and children, grandparents and grandchildren that reaches across this country. For 30 years we have raised our children and raised our voices toward fairness for all families.
Why we are needed
Parents who are LGBT care about the same things all parents do—hugs and homework, bedtime and bath time.
These moms and dads want the same things for their children that all parents do—respect, protection, celebration, and a bright future.
These moms and dads are raising their children to love their country, stand up for their friends, treat others the way they would like to be treated, and tell the truth.
The truth is, society discriminates against these parents and their children based on their parents’ love for each other.
Too often, the law treats these family members as strangers.
Family Equality Council looks forward to a day when all families are valued for their commitment to each other.
Because of Our Work:
Moms and dads who are LGBT come together in a strong community that provides friendship, good advice, and support—just like any other community of parents.
Children with parents who are LGBT can meet, play, and make friends with other children who have LGBT moms and dads.
LGBT men and women can find information on starting a family, adopting, or becoming foster parents—and children can find forever families.
More Americans know a family with parents who are LGBT — and realize how much we have in common.
Children are safer from bullying.
More schools, places of worship, hospitals and clinics, and government agencies treat families with parents who are LGBT the respect that all families deserve.
The law more often recognizes all the moms and dads who have made the commitment to be parents.
We are creating a world where all loving families are recognized, respected, protected, and celebrated.
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