Introducing the First-Ever Conversion Therapy Survivor Pride Flag!

In late 2024, the Conversion Therapy Survivors Network in the USA held a contest inviting survivors of conversion therapy to submit their ideas for a pride flag that represents our community. They received many thoughtful and powerful designs, and after a vote by our survivor community, this flag was chosen.

The winning design was created by Hunter Moore, who also attributed meaning to each colour. This flag now stands as a symbol of resilience, a banner for survivors everywhere, and a testament to our shared journey.

🔹 Grey – Represents PTSD and memory loss.
🔹 Pink – Symbolizes sexual abuse and marginalisation.
🔹 Blue – Stands for domestic violence.
🔹 Triangle – Inspired by the Progress Pride Flag, representing survivors overcoming these struggles.
🔹 Lavender/Purple – Highlights identity, pride, and community.
🔹 Gold/Yellow – Signifies hope.
🔹 Green – Reflects the truth of who we naturally are.

This flag is more than just colours and shapes—it is a statement of survival, strength, and authenticity.

We are proud to hold this flag aloft together for all survivors here in the UK.