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Previous work has found that people with sexual minority parents form a connection to the LGBTQ + community (Goldberg, Kinkler, Richardson, &amp; Downing,  2012 ). However, no empirical work has examined how these connections might compare to connections formed with others who have LGBTQ + parents. This study used a qualitative approach to examine connections formed by 15 emerging adults with sexual minority parents to (1) the LGBTQ + community and (2) a community of others with LGBTQ + parents as well as whether connections to these two communities served distinct functions. Participants were interviewed through using a semi-structured interview protocol and interview transcripts were coded using thematic analysis (Braun &amp; Clarke,  2006 ). Results suggest that emerging adults with sexual minority parents form connections that vary in strength to both the LGBTQ + community and to a community of others with LGBTQ + parents. Additionally, participants described these connections as serving both overlapping and distinct roles in their lives. These findings indicate that connections to both communities should be considered as distinct constructs in future research and that professionals working with these emerging adults should consider supporting connections to both communities.

Community Connections Among Emerging Adults with Sexual Minority Parents