About the title: In the US alone, there are millions of people with one or more LGBT parents. While research shows that having LGBT parents does not lead to significant developmental differences, youth commonly experience intolerance in schools, and their voices are often unheard in the media, in government, or in their communities. Conceived of and produced by youth, In My Shoes features the voices of five young people who share their own views on marriage, making change, and what it means to be a family.

About the series: Two short films exploring the impact of marriage and adoption rights in diverse LGBT families.

Frameline

Children of gay parents -- Interviews, Children of transgender parents -- Interviews, Gay parents -- Legal status, laws, etc., Gay parents -- Religious aspects -- Christianity, Lesbians -- Religious aspects -- Christianity, Gay rights -- Kentucky, Gay couples -- Kentucky, Same-sex marriage -- Religious aspects, Gay adoption -- Religious aspects, Homosexuality -- Religious aspects, Lesbian couples -- Kentucky

In The Family : Marriage Equality and LGBT Families

Gilomen, Jennifer (director), Fenton, Meredith (producer), Gilomen, Jennifer (speaker), Idalia, Lily (composer), Gilomen, Jennifer (editor), Donavan-Seid, Lily (interviewer), Schanz-Bortman, Sarah (interviewer), Fenton, Meredith (interviewer), COLAGE Youth Leadership and Action Program (producer), Frameline (publisher)

00:31:22 (HH:MM:SS)

English

adult/continuing education, college

Name	Frameline
Role	copyright holder
Telephone	415-703-8650
Address	145 Ninth Street, #300 San Francisco, CA 94103
Email	[email protected]

2005-01-01

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