A LEADER IN LGBTQ PARENTING RESOURCES SINCE 1998

Every parent wants the same thing from summer camp: a place where their child is safe, seen, and free to try something new. For LGBTQ+ families, that hope often comes with extra questions. Will my kid be welcomed? Will our family be? Will the staff know what to do when someone feels left out? At Camp Med-o-lark, an arts-focused summer camp in Washington, Maine, those questions have clear answers. They start with how we build camp, not just what we say about it.
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The Harker School is a kindergarten-grade 12 private school in Silicon Valley that has earned international recognition for its top academics, quality teachers and student achievements. Founded in 1893 and educating more than 1,975 students, Harker is the largest independent school of its kind in California, serving families of elementary, middle and high school-aged children, with each division on its own San Jose campus. Harker blends strong college-prep academics with rich offerings in STEM, athletics and the arts.
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At Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey (RSCNJ), we go beyond helping infertile couples. We proudly offer LGBTQIA+ family building services. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, intersex and asexual individuals and couples who dream of having a family can often do so with our assisted reproductive technologies.
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For more than 75 years, the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) has been creating spaces where every young person feels seen, valued, and part of something bigger. Across North America, URJ Camps offer immersive Jewish overnight experiences that create a warm and inclusive community. Whether your child loves the outdoors, the arts, sports, or science and technology, there’s a Reform Jewish camp where they can discover their passions, deepen their Jewish identity, and form lifelong connections. 
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For many lesbian couples, the dream of building a family begins with a simple question: Who will carry the baby? But what happens when both partners hope to experience pregnancy—especially if you’re thinking about having more than one child?
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