Out in the Open
Connecting rural LGBTQ people
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Founded in 2012 as Green Mountain Crossroads, Brattleboro Vermont-based Out in the Open has hosted over 1,000 events, peer-led groups, forums and rallies, and collaborated with dozens of organizations, community groups and schools to help people learn about rural LGBTQ communities and push for institutional and systemic change.
We envision a resilient community of communities that works toward the transformation of our economic, social, and political relationships. We are building a multi-issue social justice movement of rural LGBTQ people. Learn more about us here... |
The latest episode of Out in the Open Radio Hour: Rural Queer Farmers, Part 2 - Ang Roell Talks Beekeeping
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Rural LGBTQ folks deserve a place to learn, heal, find joy, and seek pleasure. Queer, trans, gay, lesbian, and bisexual folks are leaders, facilitators, teachers, and keepers-of-wisdom. We need a place to celebrate these gifts and share them with each other.
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Our survival can depend upon finding support and a safe place to be. In a hostile and even violent political climate, LGBTQ folks continue to fight against attempts to erase us, oppress us, and take back hard-won critical rights.
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Please donate today to help Out in the Open develop an LGBTQ-focused space in Southern Vermont for rural folks from all areas to come together to endure, celebrate, and above all, feel at home:
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Out in the Open is 501(c)3 nonprofit organization supported by generous donations, volunteers, and foundation funds.
