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New Legal Services Grants and Resources to Better Support LGBTQ Residents

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced significant initiatives to support LGBTQ+ residents in the lead-up to the Pride Parade. MOLA is granting $125,000 in legal service support and launching a 90+ member LGBTQ+ Partner Network to enhance resources for the community. Mayor Wu remarked, "These investments will create space for joy and inclusivity," underscoring the city's dedication to uplifting LGBTQ+ organizations. City Councilors Liz Breadon and Henry Santana highlighted the importance of these initiatives in fostering equity and safety for all residents. The funding will be allocated to GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) and Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS), which provide essential legal support.

This includes assistance with legal name changes and protections against discrimination. The announcement aligns with Boston's ongoing efforts to promote inclusivity during Pride Month. These steps represent a tangible commitment to ensuring that all residents feel supported and valued in their city.

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