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jess carroll holds an inclusive pride flag at a petaluma pride event. their shirt reads: "protect trans kids."

group of three people smile and hold inclusive pride flags on a sunny day

group of four LGBTQIA+ members of translife of stand and smile at a social saturday event in front of a table filled with pumpkins

a group of three people, including two LGBTQIA+ youth leaders pose joyfully in front of a sign of pink, blue and white, the colors of the trans flag that reads 'trans people belong'

group of two masc people and leaders of pi wear sunglasses and smile at a group of people outside of the frame. they are sitting under an umbrella of vibrant rainbow colors.

drew, jess and marian are smiling and wearing sunglasses at a pride event while holding a rainbow-colored heart shape that frames jess' face. they stand under a billowing pride flag.

A large group of PI community members carry a white banner of Positive Images with a rainbow arch on the design. Several people ar holding pride flags as they march through the street on a sunny day.

We are Sonoma County's LGBTQIA+ Community Center

About our LGBTQIA+ / QTBIPOC support groups and events

We offer trainings and equity consulting for teams of all sizes.

Our Impact

"I would not be the person that I am today. Positive Images jumpstarted my life and I have been flourishing ever since. And, I learned more about people and life. Which has been very helpful since I am on the spectrum."

Homepage slideshow photos courtesy of Mimi Carroll and Brennan Spark.

Positive Images envisions a future where the LGBTQIA+ community in the North Bay thrives in an accessible and equitable environment. Recognizing the historical disparities and underrepresentation of marginalized communities within LGBTQIA+ spaces, we are committed to challenging these inequities head-on.

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