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Emory University and Emory Healthcare participate in annual Atlanta Pride Parade

October 14, 2025

Large group walking behind Emory Pride banner
Woman holding rainbow flag
group of Emory University folks smiling
group walking with colorful fans
Man with rainbow apparel cheering
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dancing in parade
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Man waving
Large group of Emory Healthcare employees in front of shuttle bus
Parade goers, including one who is biking, crossing an overpass
bird's eye view of parade
Small puppy in a purse next to a pride flag
Healthcare workers smiling
Parade goers with colorful fans waving
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The parade passes by Emory Winship Cancer Institute's Midtown location
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The parade passes the Fox theater
The Fox Theater sign reads "Happy Pride, Atlanta!"
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Parade goers, centered on a man walking the route with crutches and an amputated limb
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Under a clear blue October sky, hundreds of community members and guests from both Emory University and Emory Healthcare marched together in the Atlanta Pride Parade on Sunday, Oct. 12. Many of the participants attended the pre-parade breakfast on campus before climbing aboard the special shuttle to the event.

Photos by Sarah Woods, Emory Photo/Video.

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