The Prom Stars Ariana DeBose and Jo Ellen Pellman Launch Unruly Hearts Initiative | 半岛体育

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半岛体育 Pride The Prom Stars Ariana DeBose and Jo Ellen Pellman Launch Unruly Hearts Initiative The resource provides lifelines to LGBTQ+ youth and offers audiences a list of organizations to consider supporting.
Nico Greetham, Logan Riley Hassel, Ariana DeBose, Andrew Rannells, Jo Ellen Pellman, Sofia Deler, Nathaniel Potvin, tracey Ullman, and James Corden in The Prom Melinda Sue Gordon/Netflix

The Prom stars Ariana DeBose and Jo Ellen Pellman have teamed up to launch the , an effort to direct the film鈥檚 audience to various organizations that support LGBTQ+ youth, in addition to providing resources to those in need. Among the groups highlighted are the Point Foundation, Covenant House, and the Human Rights Campaign scholarship database.

The movie musical, , follows two high school students as they struggle with coming out and homophobia in a small Indiana town鈥攊ssues that are a reality for many queer youth living across America today. Pellman and DeBose play the central lesbian couple Emma Nolan and Alyssa Greene, respectively.

鈥淗elping young people find resources in the face of adversity and directing families towards tools for acceptance and understanding is something I鈥檓 extremely passionate about,鈥� says Tony nominee DeBose (Summer: The Donna Summer Musical, the upcoming West Side Story film adaptation).

鈥淚 spent much of my youth unaware that these organizations even existed, and that's one of the reasons why we wanted to create the Unruly Hearts Initiative: to connect people to valuable resources at the time when they might need them the most,鈥� adds Pellman.

to visit the Unruly Hearts Initiative.

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