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Celebrating Pride at the Task Force
The National LGBTQ Task Force is gearing up to celebrate Pride 2026, during a time that tests the perseverance of our queer and trans siblings. In the meantime, you can check out our collection of intimate, behind-the-scenes moments from 2025, including organizing, celebrations, and gatherings that honored Pride as the special event it is for LGBTQ+ communities.
DC Welcomes WorldPride Festivities, The Task Force Joins In!
Task Force President Kierra Johnson Honored at BET Black + Iconic Soirée
Task Force’s CreativiTEA Mixer Brings Joy, Community, and Glamour to Washington DC
Facts & Statistics
Proof in Our Pride
61%
of queer-identifying adults report acceptance for gay or lesbian communities while only half (52%) report acceptance for people who identify as bisexual. The number dwindles for acceptance of gender non-confirming and transgender people at 13%. (Pew Research Center)
54%
of transgender and nonbinary young people found their school to be gender-affirming, and those who did reported lower rates of attempting suicide. (The Trevor Project)
66%
of queer-identifying adults have attended at least one Pride event after coming out. (Pew Research Center)
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