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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...
Museum Monday: Washington State Historical Society

Museum Monday: Washington State Historical Society

by Ali Kane | May 19, 2025 | History Museums, LGBTQIA+ Inclusion, Museum Monday, Museums

Location: Tacoma, Washington Mission: To partner with our communities to explore how history connects us all. Important Numbers (FY24): 69,059 annual visitors 1,388 members $6.4 million annual budget The Washington State Historical Society was founded to capture the...
Valued & Visible: Case Studies for Operationalizing LGBTQIA+ Inclusion at Museums

Valued & Visible: Case Studies for Operationalizing LGBTQIA+ Inclusion at Museums

by Ali Kane | Mar 6, 2025 | Historic Homes, History, History Museums, LGBTQIA+ Inclusion, Museums, Uncategorized

How many times have you heard about an organization championing LGBTQIA+ inclusion and thought, “How did they make this happen?” How many times have you heard about an organization championing LGBTQIA+ inclusion and thought, “How did they make this happen?” We often...

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I, Ali Kane, live and work on the traditional lands and waters of the Agawam and Nipmuc peoples (Tataessit), whose enduring relationship with this place existed long before the city of Worcester was named.

I also acknowledge that my direct ancestors were an active part of colonizing the land now known as the state of Massachusetts. I carry that history with humility and grief.

I am committed to remembering and respecting the Nipmuc and Agawam people, and the land itself, by ensuring access to nature remains a universal right, not a privilege.

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