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Pride is a verb.

It means standing up for our rights, challenging injustice, and practicing active inclusion to bring LGBTQIA+ voices to the table. It means claiming who we are and claiming our space in the world—through our example, through advocacy, and through inclusion.

During SUNY Pride 2022, and all year long, we're inviting our students, faculty, and staff to showcase SUNY's commitment to the LGBTQIA+ community and the power of inclusion, equality, and justice.

Join us at the NYC Pride March

The 2022 SUNY Pride Art Gallery call for submissions is now open.

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Tell us how you put Pride Into Action.

How do SUNY students put Pride into action?

Pride is supporting and loving one another regardless of their identity - Derek Jordan of Binghamton University

Pride is a community of found family that supports and advocates for others in their community - Nicole Kemmett of SUNY Geneseo

Pride is helping others feel seen - Samantha Felix of Stony Brook University

Pride is working with my community to break down the boundaries of normal - Thoren Gianuzzi of Stony Brook University.

Pride is helping others feel seen - Samantha Felix of Stony Brook University

Pride is being unapologetic about my identity - Adriana Zieba-Rosa of University at Buffalo

Pride is expressing myself as I participate in student organizations - Arriel-Thompson of University at Buffalo

I put pride into action by embracing all facets of my identity at all times - Celeste-Parks of Stony Brook University

To me Pride is standing up for the unheard - DeAnn Scott of University at Buffalo

Pride is being my most authentic self and helping others do the same - Emily Kincade of SUNY Brockport

Pride is experiencing new things and new people - Julia Saltzman of Binghamton University

Pride is demanding acceptance instead of tolerance - Claire-Shroder of SUNY Geneseo

Pride is sharing my love of dance with the community - Rachel Green of SUNY Brockport

Pride is loving one another - Tripp Hayes of Stony Brook University

Pride is serving my community. Pride is celebrating my community. Pride is being unapologetically myself. - Red Addis of SUNY Purchase College

Pride is putting effort into being your truest self and being accepted for who you really are - El Rienhardt of Alfred State College

Pride is when love wins and is openly celebrated - Gayle Sheridan of Suffolk County Community College

PRIDE means love, community, activism, and understanding the rich tradition that stems from the Stonewall Riots. Honor the past, celebrate the present, and fight for the future - Justin Thompson of Herkimer County Community College

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