Exhibit Celebrating LGBTQ Contributions At Palm Springs Public Library For Short Time
Faces of those who made great contributions to history and culture cover the Legacy Wall.
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Things to Do This Week, Nov. 4-11
The nationally acclaimed Legacy Wall LGBTQ history installation will make its debut in Pam Springs through Nov. 23.
History Worth Celebrating
The nationally acclaimed Legacy Wall installation will be available for public viewing in Palm Springs over the next month to celebrate the historical and cultural contributions of LGBTQ people.
'Legacy Wall' opens in Palm Springs
A new exhibit paying tribute to the contributions of LGBT people in history has made its way to the Coachella Valley.
Students bring visibility to WU LGBTQIA* community this month
Washington University students recognize the importance of LGBTQIA* history month through events honoring the LGBTQIA* community ...
Legacy Project hosts '[un]Gala'
Supporters of Chicago's Legacy Project gathered Oct. 10 to pay tribute to key volunteers who've contributed to its organizational success. The event—" LANDMARK: The Legacy Project [un]Gala"—was held at the Chez event space, 247 E. Ontario St., in Streeterville.
Gay Chicago Rewind: Gay life in Chicago this week, back in... 1985, 1993 and 2012
Lighthouse LGBTQ hosts program about new inclusive Illinois school curriculum
Lighthouse LGBTQ is hosting a special program and discussion on Wednesday, Oct. 16, about the Illinois Inclusive Curriculum bill passed by the Illinois legislature this spring.
QCast LGBT History Month- The Legacy Wall in Palm Springs, CA
Our conversation with Victor Salvo, founder and Executive Director of the Legacy Project, talks with us about the upcoming Legacy Wall coming to Palm Springs during Pride. The Legacy Wall displays information about significant LGBT people throughout history and their contributions.
The fight for visibility: Legacy Wall celebrates LGBTQIA* history on campus
The Legacy Wall, a traveling installation created by The Legacy Project (TLP), stopped in Hillman Hall Oct. 1, giving Washington University students the opportunity to visualize and learn about the past and present of the LGBTQIA* community.