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[khaleesiofalicante]

[911whatisyourpride]

Welcome to the first annual 911WhatIsYourPride event! This is a month-long event dedicated to the canon queer characters and relationships in 911. Each week will have a different theme, with a few different prompts to help with inspiration, but you are encouraged to interpret the theme in your own way.

This event is open to all type of fanwork: gifs, edits, fanart, fic. Please tag all creations with #911whatisyourpride and feel free to shoot us a message if you we've missed yours.

Week 1: June 1-7

Theme: Firsts

Prompts: First Meeting, First Kiss, First Date

Week 2: June 8-14

Theme: Queer Culture

Prompts: Fashion, Flag Symbolism, Pride

Week 3: June 15-21

Theme: Family

Prompts: Marriage/Kids, Found Family, Allies

Week 4: June 22-28

Week 4: Sex & Romance

Prompts: Kissing, Casual Touch, Kink

[xofemeraldstars]

9-1-1 WHAT IS YOUR PRIDE -> week one: firsts

"How else are you going to turn my world upside down?"

[cull3nblaze]

@911whatisyourpride week 4: Sex & Romance (kissing, casual touch, kink...)

[kinley-cafe]

Just a few more days until another Ship Sweets delivery weekend!

It's late, but Michael and David made some time to stop by after David's long shift at the hospital and help out with some late night orders.

Nothing beats a sweet moment while making some sweet treats!

Aaand yet another adorable piece from @buffaluff!

[buffaluff]

real weird time for stars to align

✨🌄✨🐎✨🛤️✨🐎✨🌄✨🐎✨🛤️✨🐎✨🌄✨

my @911reversebang collab with the supreme @queermccoy is complete! please enjoy it here on ao3 as well as a portrait scrapbook of the fine citizens of grant falls, colorado below!

✨🌄✨🐎✨🛤️✨🐎✨🌄✨🐎✨🛤️✨🐎✨🌄✨

[unbddenmnologue]

Happy pride to Tevan, Henren, Josh, Michael & David, the tapeworm couple, and all the other queer characters of 911!

Happy pride as well to all lesbians, gays, bisexuals, trans, non-binaries, aroaces, and queers in this website. Love you!

💙💚💛💜🧡🖤🤎🤍❤️

[911-we-are-enough]

911: We Are Enough is a Pride Zine brought to you by @pb-zines. This zine will be released on June 1st, 2026. The title of this zine comes from a beautiful monologue delivered by Paul Strickland (9-1-1 Lone Star 5 × 11). Sign-ups to be a creator for this zine will begin on February 1st. As always, all proceeds will be donated to charity.

9-1-1: We Are Enough will be a celebration of the many canonical queer characters from all across the greater 9-1-1 universe. 

Just like always, everyone is welcome to participate in this zine as a creator; we do not have any requirements that those who wish to participate must meet in order to sign up. However, all works must adhere to the themes and rules of the zine in order to be accepted, meaning this zine will only accept creations that are about explicitly canonically queer characters within the 9-1-1 universe.

If anyone has any questions about 9-1-1: We Are Enough, please send us an ask or dm here on @911-we-are-enough or on @pb-zines.

Rules for 911: We Are Enough submissions

All submissions must be a celebration of queer pride within the 911 universe

Submissions must center the canonically queer characters of the 911 universe

Submissions do not have to be romantic or ship-centric. They can be about friendship, community, family, queer history, queer culture, protests, etc., the sky is the limit!

As long as canonically queer characters are centered in the work, fanon is allowed within reason.

Acceptable uses of fanon:

Headcanons to fill in a canonically queer character's backstory

Creations centered around canonically queer side characters.

Ex: Mitchell & Thomas, Jax, David Hale

Rare pairs comprised of canonically queer characters

Ex: Josh x Tommy, Buck x Nancy, Nancy x Roxie

If one or more character is not canonically queer, then it does not qualify for this zine

911: We Are Enough is a celebration of canonical representation of queerness that is represented across all three shows within the 911 universe. While we want to give our contributors the freedom to create anything that inspires them, this zine is not the place to center characters that are not explicitly, canonically queer.