On our Facebook Page Mondays at 5:30 Pm

Our community is filled with so many incredible people, people creating, planning, questioning and working to make life better for intersectional identities in the Inland Region. With MEET THE COMMUNITY LIVE, RPYA will be lifting the voices of those individuals who are walking the walk and talking the talk to get a better understanding of what makes them tick, find out what they are doing in and for the community, and what they want us to know about them.

• February 15th: Meet Doctor Jon Paul

• February 22nd: Meet Angie Balderas

• March 1st: Meet Love TaShia Asanti

Inland Empire HIV Planning Council's Facebook Page Fridays 5:30 Pm

Join us on our Facebook page on Fridays where we will spotlight and learn more about non-profit, community organizations, health centers, and services available in the Inland Region. We will be meeting and interviewing organization founders, CEOs, Case Managers, Community Health Educators, and other subject matter experts who will inform us of the services available in the community and how best to access them.

• February 15th: Families Living with AIDS Care Center

• February 26th: TBD

• March 5th: TBD

Shared Struggles, Shared Dreams, Harnessing Our Political Power

In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day last month, Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance created a three-part series where we held space for local community leaders to discuss our collective struggles and dreams. Shared Struggle, Shared Dream lifted the voices of those in the front lines to discuss intersectional identities in the inland region. We discussed how racism and our identities were affecting our public health crisis during part two of the series. Now we invite you to join us for part three and the last in our series where our panelists will share their experience in organizing for change, advocating, and harnessing our political power to create a community of intersectional identities that can thrive.

Meet The Panelists, Click Here

Register for Shared Struggle, Shared Dream Part 3 Here

Support for those who support LGBTQ+ youth. Parents, Teachers, Providers, and any adult who lives or works with LGBTQ+ youth are welcome. Topics covered include communication, terminology, relationships, safety, and ways to care for yourself as you're caring for others.

Register for The Parent & Caregiver Alliance Group Here

Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance's source group is for QTPOC and LGBTQ+ youth who need and want an online space that supports them. Space is designed to support QTPOC and LGBTQ+ youth between the ages of 16-24. We will talk about affirming self-care, protecting your mental health in the pandemic, and resources/support services that center their care focus on QTPOC communities and LGBTQ+ Communities.

Register for Source Youth Group Here

In partnership with Inland Empire Health Plan- Community Resource Center in Victorville, OutVoices is a safe space to build community and talk about topics that impact the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning (LGBTQ) community. This group is open to anyone over the age of 18.

Registration not required, catch the meeting streaming on our Facebook page

Dr. Jon Paul is back this week to facilitate a conversation in which we reflect on the last four years, and then discuss the next four years going forward. While we are optimistic that this new administration will bring us positive meaningful change, It is only the beginning of the road to healing for some of us. We look forward to you joining our discussion.

Part 2 with local community leaders who will discuss our shared visions and dreams for the inland empire. The panelists will be discussing public health issues affecting intersectional Populations; Covid, HIV, Tobacco, Housing, and Other Comorbidities.

Meet the Panelists

Who's excited for Inauguration Day? Join us to watch the inauguration festivities online. We have some surprises lined up for you, and maybe a few special guests. Join us!

Join RPYA staff and our guest, Dr. Jon Paul, as we discuss current events and how those events are affecting us here in the Inland Empire. We watch scenes on TV and social media showing different experiences for those who are White compared to those who are Black. Is there a double standard here? Do the actions of one group have different consequences than the actions of the other group? We welcome you to come to chat with us.

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr Day, RPYA will be hosting a 3 part series where we will CELEBRATE, EDUCATE one another and COMMEMORATE Black Queer lives in the Inland Empire. What are our shared visions, our dreams? and how do we continue to lift each other while we navigate the current political landscape and the challenges we face.