Demi Lovato and the Trevor Project Celebrate the People Behind the Parades With 'Pride Everywhere'

The nonprofit aims to support LGBTQ youth after calls to its crisis lines doubled during the pandemic

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For some LGBTQ people, Pride month is equivalent to Christmas: the biggest holiday of the year, a chance to gather with loved ones and a time to reflect on the struggles and values that make the community special.

But what happens when Pride falls during a pandemic and festivals, parades and parties are canceled across the globe?

While the cancellation of Pride events is a disappointment—especially to young people for whom Pride is an integral part of gaining self-acceptance and support—a new campaign from the Trevor Project asks us all to rethink what Pride is really about.

The Trevor Project is a crisis intervention and suicide prevention nonprofit serving LGBTQ youth under 25.

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