
The San Mateo County Pride Center Reopens its Doors after Three Years
The San Mateo County Pride Center, the first of its kind in San Mateo County, is reopening its doors after closing in 2020 following the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The San Mateo County Pride Center, the first of its kind in San Mateo County, is reopening its doors after closing in 2020 following the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The San Mateo County Pride Center, a StarVista program, is partnering with Community Equity Collaborative in San Mateo County to provide Rainbow Kids webinar series.
Climate Online Redwood City shares San Mateo County’s Pride Celebration event happening on June 11 and the in-person celebration details, including StarVista’s San Mateo County Pride Center program partnership for the event.
In an article in the print and online issues of the Bay Area Reporter, the article featured the San Mateo County’s Pride Center’s reopening plans.
The San Mateo Daily Journal highlights the Pride Center’s reopening plans and inclusivity changes, in a print and digital article.
Redwood City Patch spotlights the upcoming Transgender Day of Remembrance event with quotes from Program Director Frankie Sapp.
San Mateo County Pride Center Program Director Frankie Sapp discusses the center’s delayed reopening plans for community safety, in an article in the Bay Area Reporter.
Staff from the San Mateo County Pride Center discuss the program’s reopening plan and COVID impact story in an article from the San Mateo Daily Journal.
Pride Center Program Director Frankie Sapp discusses the Pride Center’s inclusive community and effects of the pandemic.