Celebrate Pride Month with Rainbow Labs

Pride Month is a time to celebrate the power, resilience, and beauty of the LGBTQIA+ community. It honors the history of resistance and the ongoing fight for equity — while making space for joy, creativity, and connection.

Join Us This June

Pride is more than events. It’s about showing up for Queer and Gender Nonconforming youth every day of the year — and in June, we turn up the volume. All month long, we’re sharing stories of Queer joy, youth leadership, and the magic happening right here in Los Angeles.

Featured Stories

Featured
Youth Stories: Alize, From a Flyer to a Movement
Youth Stories: Alize, From a Flyer to a Movement
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Youth Stories: Dani Marin, Adding to their Garland
Youth Stories: Dani Marin, Adding to their Garland
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Youth Stories: Diego Gonzalez, From Online Identity to Real-World Impact
Youth Stories: Diego Gonzalez, From Online Identity to Real-World Impact
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Finding The LGBTQ+ Community
Finding The LGBTQ+ Community

Finding The LGBTQ+ Community: A Rainbow Labs’ Student Story

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Setting a Goal with Angela Hucles Mangano
Setting a Goal with Angela Hucles Mangano

With this summer’s Olympics Tokyo Games 2020, and the recent win for the U.S. in the Women’s soccer tournament, we got to talk with former two-time Olympic gold medalist, Angela Hucles Mangano, all about soccer, the Olympics, and her LGBTQ+ identity.

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We Have Family
We Have Family

“Family,” a word that carries an immense amount of weight in our hearts, minds, and communities. No family is quite the same, but we still manage to relate at our core. I was able to sit down with Ruth Campos and Emma Coto, two amazing parents involved within our One Bold Summer program, and see what it means to them to have an LGBTQ+ family.

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Holding Identities
Holding Identities

One of the reasons why I joined Rainbow Labs was to be a part of something that changed the narrative of what it means to be LGBTQ+. The LGBTQ+ mentor programs in existence heavily focus on LGBTQ+ identity – which is great in many ways, but when you are working with LGBTQ+ youth it’s sometimes nice to help them explore other aspects of identity.

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