QUEZON CITY is considered as the most gay friendly city in the country as they have the Quezon City Pride Council (QCPC) that oversees the integration of all city programs and projects for the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgenders) community. The first in the country, this was created by Mayor Herbert Bautista to show his administration's support for the implementation of human rights and gender-based policies without bias or prejudice.
They now have an ordinance calling for a comprehensive anti-discrimination policy on sexual orientation and gender identity. Councilor Mayen Juico of the first district authored this Gender Fair ordinance with EJ Ulanday as chief action office of the Gay Pride Council. They have a coming big project on hand, the Gay Pride March to be held on December 9, Saturday, 3 PM, starting at Morato Avenue. Sure to join the parade is Mr. Gay World winner last March, John Raspado.
They are now inviting all prominent and respected gays to join the parade and show their support to the LGBT community, like gay icons Boy Abunda, Rep. Geraldine Roman and Vice Ganda. 
“Marami na kaming inimbitahan through the networks, pero laging ang tanong, magkano ang budget,” says EJ at the presscon sponsored by Pork@Your Own Risk on Dr. Lazcano St.. “The Gay Pride March is a non-profitable, non-income generating project kaya wala kaming maibabayad na talent fees sa celebrities na sasali. Ginagawa lang ito for fun and to show that the LGBT is united in our campaign against discrimination sa mga gays. Still, marami pa ring 
