Ranae Von Medding from Equality for Children speaks at Dublin's pride festival

The video discusses the legal challenges faced by LGBTQ+ families in Ireland, focusing on the inequality in legal parentage recognition. The speaker shares personal experiences and highlights the ongoing struggle for equal rights, urging viewers to advocate for change and support legislative efforts to ensure all children have equal legal recognition of their parents.

What is the main issue faced by the speaker's family?

• They are not allowed to travel together.

• They live in a different country.

• One child lacks legal recognition of both parents.

• They have too many children.

How long has the speaker been advocating for legal rights?

• Ten years

• Two years

• Five years

• Eight years

What progress has been made for the speaker's family?

• No progress has been made.

• The son has legal recognition.

• The two daughters have legal recognition.

• All children are now recognized legally.

What does the speaker urge the audience to do?

• Ignore the issue.

• Move to another country.

• Wait for the government to act.

• Contact local representatives and advocate for equality.

What is the ultimate goal of the speaker's advocacy?

• To move to a different country.

• To have more children.

• To achieve equality for all families.

• To gain more financial support.