Podcast: Better Together with Lindsey Sickler & Empowering Queer Youth at Proud Haven

Posted by By QBurgh staff writer February 15, 2025 1 Min Read

This week on the QBurgh Podcast, we sit down with the incredible Lindsey Sickler, Executive Director of Proud Haven, a pillar of support for Pittsburgh’s LGBTQ+ youth. 🏳️‍🌈

Lindsey shares their inspiring journey from volunteer to leader, the evolution of Proud Haven from a grassroots initiative to a vital resource for queer young adults, and how their collaboration with TransYouniting birthed the innovative QMNTY Center.

From emergency shelters to gender-affirming resources and the new Community Closet project, Lindsey breaks down how Proud Haven creates safety, stability, and joy for queer youth in need.

📞 Need help or want to support their mission? Visit www.proudhaven.org or call 412-346-1324.

Don’t miss this heartfelt conversation about the power of community, collaboration, and care.

Stay proud, Pittsburgh!

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