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We are an LGBTQ family group offering conversation for parents and free child care for children 6 months and older. Parents of children 0-5 years meet on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 10-12 and parents of 5-10 year olds meet on the 3rd Saturday from 3:45-5:45pm. Both meet at the LGBT Center at 1800 Market Street in San Francisco. .
Mamas & Papas started in 2003 as an independent, drop-in, parent-led discussion group for LGBT families. Our Family Coalition has served as the Fiscal Sponsor for Mamas & Papas in recent years.
Mamas & Papas has now become a project of Our Family Coalition which offers us mutual benefits and opportunities that will improve cooperation and visibility of our mutual programs, improve our outreach to the diverse LGBT family community, and more efficiently use resources in both organizations.
If you would like to post to this blog read our guidelines here.Expand your circle of LGBT parents, swap parenting tips, and explore concerns shared by all parents as well as those of special interest to our families. Help your kids build lasting friendships with other children growing up with LGBT families. Each month Mamas & Papas hosts parent-led discussion and activity groups for LGBT parents with kids 0-8 years old.
All groups including childcare are free. For free childcare, RSVP to Julia at 415-981-1960 or
julia@ourfamily.org.
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just wanted to thank everyone who attended on saturday for joining in a good discussion on a complex topic.
also, being my fretful self, i wanted to say that in talking about the specific experiences of mixed folks who can pass as white, i didn't mean to elide the experiences of mixed folks who cannot do so. thinking of that lead me to realize that those of us mixed folks who can "pass" as monoracial anything have a set of privileges and challenges different from mixed folks who are conspicuously mixed . . . these topics are always ripe for further exploration and discussion, and this blog would be a good forum for furthering both. can someone tell me how to subscribe to the blog? or just sign me up, please?
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