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Phoenix Pride celebrates and promotes the history, diversity and future prosperity of the metropolitan Phoenix LGBTQ community.

Increase public awareness of the LGBTQ community to eliminate homophobia, transphobia and discrimination.

Phoenix Pride is a member organization of Consolidated Associations of Pride Inc. (CAPI), an organization of pride committees from various cities in the west & southwest areas. CAPI meets 3 times per year to share knowledge, experience and camaraderie among the members of these organizations.

Phoenix Pride is a member organization of InterPride, the International Association of Gay & Lesbian Pride Coordinators, and an organization of worldwide pride committees that has an annual conference located in different cities throughout the world each year.

Phoenix Pride is a member of Greater Phoenix Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (GPGLCC) and the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce.

On June 28th, through 30th, 1969, after continual harassment by the New York City police, the patrons of the Stonewall Bar, located on Christopher Street in Greenwich Village, openly defied the unjustified raids and took to the streets in demand of their civil liberties. These riots continued through the weekend, until Monday morning. The gay crowd numbered over two thousand, and in this act of integrity and self affirmation, the modern Lesbian and Gay Rights Movement was born and was soon formally launched into such organizations as the Gay Liberation Front.

Pride Committees, commemorate the birth of the gay and lesbian rights movement each year across the country. They host rallies, parades, marches and festivals in the month of June, many on or around the 28th. These activities keep the spirit alive and allow us to renew our energies toward educating the general public about our Pride in ourselves and our right to exist.