Pages of Refuge: an East Atlanta Bookstore Provides Safe Harbor
The South’s oldest feminist bookstore acts as a sanctuary for the state’s LGBTQ+ population.
Will A Feasibility Study Help Launch The ATLGBTQ Center?
An ongoing feasibility study will determine if an LGBTQ+ community center is needed in Atlanta.
As Many Trans Prisoners Lose Gender-Affirming Care Under New Georgia Law, Advocates Fight to Support Them
A network of advocates and trans prisoners seek ways to challenge the new law and endure future battles.
Georgia Tech Bowed to Anti-DEI. These Students Won’t.
Even though anti-DEI legislation failed to pass in Georgia, Georgia Tech still dissolved resource centers– learn about what students are doing to step up.
5 LGBTQ+ Owned Restaurants to Visit in Atlanta
Five LGBTQ+ owned restaurants showcase the vibrant spirit and flavors of the queer community in Atlanta.
Sanctuary: The Vision Cathedral
For many queer choir singers, the Vision Cathedral of Atlanta is a safe place to sing and be themselves.
How Queer Faith Leaders’ Inclusive Belief Systems Impact Their Activism
Queer spiritual leaders around Atlanta challenge the perception that religious institutions are conservative.
From Karaoke to Cappuccinos: Atlanta’s Lesbian Nightlife and Daylife Intersect in Midtown
Two lesbian-owned businesses share a space to welcome in the queer community.
Heat is Extra Hot and Hard for Unhoused Transgender Individuals in Atlanta
Extreme heat events disproportionately affecting unhoused transgender individuals in heat wave prone Atlanta.
Out the Closet, Into the Streets: Is Atlanta’s Youth Queer Homeless Problem Getting Better?
ATLANTA — Although the city of Atlanta has claimed that overall youth homelessness (ages 18-24) has decreased by 6% in the past year, non-profit organizations servicing LGBTQ+ homeless youth said…