Call for Ceasefire and Release of All HostagesFebruary 8, 2024
Our hearts are heavy with grief for the Palestinians and Israelis whose lives have been damaged or destroyed by violence, whether physical, psychological, or emotional. In the magnitude of the conflict in Gaza, we must remember who we are as a community, both locally and globally. In these times of profound sorrow, we echo the cries of the world in calling for peace and unity.
Read More SF Pride Executive Director Suzanne Ford, Honored with Keystone Service AwardNovember 7, 2023
Suzanne Ford, the Executive Director of San Francisco Pride, has been selected to receive a special honor during this year's Positive Resource Center's (PRC) 2023 Mighty Real Gala, a powerful event dedicated to transformation and honoring remarkable individuals and organizations who have made a significant impact on the LGBTQ+ community.
Read More SF Pride Announces Results of 2023 Board ElectionOctober 23, 2023
San Francisco Pride is thrilled to announce the results of the 2023 Board Election, following a successful voting process. Members cast their ballots at SF Pride’s Annual General Membership on Tuesday, September 12, and the final votes were tallied virtually.
Read More SF Pride Golf Tournament Returns to TPC Harding Park September 13, 2023
Presented by SF Pride, this prestigious tournament is the first-ever LGBTQ+ sporting event to be officially endorsed by the PGA. Since its inception in 2019, the SF Pride Golf Tournament has become a potent symbol of increased LGBTQ+ representation in the realm of professional athletics.
Read More San Francisco Pride Parade & Celebration 2023 Showcases Diverse Lineup of Artists and PerformersJune 21, 2023
San Francisco Pride, the most iconic LGBTQ+ event in the world, is back with a spectacular lineup of artists and performers for this year's parade and celebration taking place on Saturday, June 24, and Sunday, June 25. This year’s theme is “Looking Back and Moving Forward,” so the event promises to be a vibrant and inclusive celebration of love, diversity, and equality that honors those who paved the way while championing LGBTQ+ youth.
Read More Inaugural San Francisco Pride Human Rights SummitJune 2, 2023
The Inaugural San Francisco Pride Human Rights Summit will take place on Thursday, June 22, 2023, bringing together community leaders, activists, and organizations to address pressing issues of intersectionality, racial justice, and the fight against anti-trans legislation. Headlining the summit will be transgender lawmaker Zoey Zephyrs and Imani Rupert-Gordon, Executive Director of National Center for Lesbian Rights. The summit will be held at The Commonwealth Club in San Francisco.
Read More SF Pride selects Suzanne Ford as executive director February 8, 2023
San Francisco Pride (SF Pride) board of directors have selected Suzanne Ford as executive director. Serving as interim executive director since February of 2022, Ford will continue to spearhead the funding and operations for one of the country’s premier Pride celebrations.
Read More Ken Jones AwardsOctober 20, 2022
The 2nd Annual Ken Jones Awards returns to an in-person reception to honor the incredible achievements of San Francisco’s finest LGBTQIA+ advocates. Attendees will enjoy light food and beverages, as well as 360-degree panoramic city views from the 45th floor of the Hilton San Francisco.
Read More SF Pride 2022 Main Stage AnnouncementJune 15, 2022
San Francisco Pride to Feature Variety of Performers and Elected Officials at the In-Person Return of San Francisco LGBT Pride Parade and Celebration on the Kaiser Permanente Main StageCelebrity acts, community leaders and local politicians take to the stage at the two-day celebration
Read More Response to Erroneous Articles Regarding Police and Pride June 1, 2022
The San Francisco Police Officers Pride alliance, the LGBTQ+ members of the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office (SFSO), and the San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD) stand in solidarity with Mayor London Breed. They will not participate in this year’s San Francisco Pride Parade unless the San Francisco Pride Board of Directors reverses its decision to exclude our Police Department and Sheriff’s Department members from marching in the parade in uniform.
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