It seems like Pride just keeps getting bigger and bigger every year, but at its core, Pride is still rooted within a civil rights movement and the advancement of LGBTQ+ people culturally, economically, and politically. We're centering this in two ways during our Pride Pop-Up & Luncheon. First, you'll get to meet LGBTQ+ business owners and do a little bit of shopping at our Pride Pop-Up.

We'll then head upstairs for a luncheon program featuring Denise Diskin of QLaw Foundation and Dominique Stephens of Ingersoll Gender Center. As waves of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation have swept across our country targeting trans youth and erasing LGBTQ+ experiences in the classroom - all while Roe v. Wade has been threatened - Denise and Dominique will talk about what this moment means for our movement and how we can come together in community to advance our collective justice and prosperity.