OutSources: Pride and In/Accessibility. Plus, 2023 Virtual Pride Events!

OutSources host kelly drumright (they/elle) discusses Pride and in/accessibility and presents a list of curated virtual Pride events throughout the month of June to celebrate our LGBTQIA2S+ amazingness.

OutSources: Pride and In/Accessibility. Plus, 2023 Virtual Pride Events! KGNU

Sources

Alaina Leary, “Glittering with Accessibility: Virtual Events Pave the Way for a More Inclusive Pride” Bitch Media, June 4, 2020.
#AccessIsLove Project by Sandy Ho, Mia Mingus, and Alice Wong

Events

All event links and details can be found on the Bi Pan Library Virtual Pride Events Calendar

Friday, June 9 Trivia: Pride Edition – Massachusetts Public Library
Sunday, June 11^th Rest is Resistance is hosting an online Meditation and Movement space for QTPoC second Sunday of every month. They also host The Burnt Out Activist Club every Wednesday on zoom – again, space for QTPoC.
Thursday, June 15^th Can’t Cancel Pride, iHeart Radio concert, live-streamed
June 15^th Virtual Teen Comics Chat – hosted by the New York Public Library. For teens ages 13-18 (sign up)
Saturday, June 17^th Invisible Histories Project is hosting a zine-making workshop (workshop sign up)
Sunday, June 18^th-Saturday June 24^th Sick and Disabled Zine and Craft Fair (aka the SAD Fair) and workshops
Tuesday, June 20^th Sexuality and the Harlem Renaissance (Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery)
Friday, June 23^rd-Friday June 30^th International Queer Women of Color Film Festival (Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project)
Friday, June 23^rd-Saturday June 24^th Pride Our Way by Upgrade Accessibility
Tuesday, June 27^th Book talk with the editor and contributors of the book Saving the Future – they will be discussing the latest in LGBTQ+ radical movement work and abolitionist queer strategies (Firestorm Books and Coffee)
Throughout the month (actually during the whole year) Still COVIDing and Dis-Queer (that’s Dis dash Queer) hosts online support groups. As do some local organizations like The Center on Colfax, Queer Asterisk, and The Umbrella Collective.

MUSIC CREDITS: “I Know A Place” by MUNA, “What’s Love Got to Do with It?” by Tina Turner, “You and Me on the Rock (feat. Lucius)” by Brandi Carlile