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Mama Dragons is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that supports, educates, and empowers mothers of LGBTQ children. Since 2013, it has grown from just a handful of moms to an organization that now supports over 8,000+ mothers. Mama Dragons' focus is on providing safe online spaces and educational programs where mothers can learn and connect with other Mama Dragons traveling similar paths as they learn accepting and affirming parenting practices that can help prevent LGBTQ youth suicide, depression, and homelessness.

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rdfs:comment	Mama Dragons is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that supports, educates, and empowers mothers of LGBTQ children. Since 2013, it has grown from just a handful of moms to an organization that now supports over 8,000+ mothers. Mama Dragons' focus is on providing safe online spaces and educational programs where mothers can learn and connect with other Mama Dragons traveling similar paths as they learn accepting and affirming parenting practices that can help prevent LGBTQ youth suicide, depression, and homelessness. (en)
foaf:name	Mama Dragons (en)
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name	Mama Dragons (en)
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area served	United States (en)
focus	We envision a world in which all mothers fiercely love and advocate for their LGBTQ children. (en)
formation	December, 2013 - by Gina Crivello (en)
headquarters	Utah (en)
homepage	http://mamadragons.org/
key people	Gina Crivello, Jen Blair, Wendy Montgomery, Jill Rowe, Meg Hendrix, Yvette Zobell, Diane Oviatt, Vicki Johnson, Christy Florence, Christy Beach, Neca Allgood, Hollie Hancock, Julie Packer, Wendy VonSosen, Celeste Carolin, Jennifer Howell (en)
leader name	Celeste Carolin (en)
leader title	Executive Director (en)
location	US (en)
motto	We see direct parallels between how we support and educate mothers and the impact that sexuality, gender, race, ethnicity, ability, and religion has on them, their LGBTQ children, and their communities. We are dedicated to building education and a supporting space for all mothers parenting LGBTQ children. (en)
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products	Parachute E-Learning Program - for Parents and Families of LGBTQ kids/adults (en)
purpose	Mama Dragons exists to support, educate, and empower mothers of LGBTQ children. (en)
services	Facebook Support Group, Suicide Prevention Training, Regional Support and Community Groups, Parachute E-learning parenting of LGBTQ platform (en)
type	Nonprofit (en)
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motto	We see direct parallels between how we support and educate mothers and the impact that sexuality, gender, race, ethnicity, ability, and religion has on them, their LGBTQ children, and their communities. We are dedicated to building education and a supporting space for all mothers parenting LGBTQ children.
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