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Museum Monday: The Buffalo History Museum

Museum Monday: The Buffalo History Museum

by Ali Kane | Jul 14, 2025 | Historic Homes, History, LGBTQIA+ Inclusion, Museum Monday, Museums

 Location: Buffalo, New York Mission: Experiencing history with you, by safekeeping, remembering, discovering, and sharing our stories; learning and exploring together; sparking emotional and social connections within our unique community. Important Numbers (FY24):...
How to Keep Momentum on LGBTQ+ Inclusion Year-Round

How to Keep Momentum on LGBTQ+ Inclusion Year-Round

by Ali Kane | Jul 8, 2025 | LGBTQIA+ Inclusion, Workplace Inclusion

Every Pride Month major brands made national headlines because of rainbow-washing. Like green- or eco-washing, rainbow-washing occurs when a company demonstrates LGBTQ+ inclusion – such as making their logo rainbow on social media – without substantial actions in...
Museum Monday: United Lynn Pride

Museum Monday: United Lynn Pride

by Ali Kane | Jun 30, 2025 | History, History Museums, LGBTQIA+ Inclusion, Museum Monday, Museums

 Location: Lynn, Massachusetts Mission: To unite, engage, and empower the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) community in the city of Lynn, MA through community events, education, outreach, and other various forms of support. Important Facts About...

How We Tell Their Story – Part 3: Queer Possibility

by Ali Kane | Jun 26, 2025 | History, History Museums, Museums

(Queer people have always existed. However, the conversation surrounding how we talk about queer people in history is evolving.  What constitutes “proof” of a queer identity or relationship?  What are the ethics of “outing” a historical figure? How do we leave room...

How We Tell Their Story – Part 2: Out of the Closet

by Ali Kane | Jun 19, 2025 | History, History Museums, Museums

Queer people have always existed. However, the conversation surrounding how we talk about queer people in history is evolving.  What constitutes “proof” of a queer identity or relationship?  What are the ethics of “outing” a historical figure? How do we leave room for...
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