Join the Library for a conversation with YA author Andrew Joseph White in conversation with author Ellen Oh of We Need Diverse Books. White will discuss his writing at the intersection of transgender and autistic identity through the lens of…
Acclaimed actor, musician, and writer Lisa Stephen Friday takes the Keegan Theatre stage to celebrate Pride with a healthy dose of Trans Pride, Trans Joy, and Trans Resilience! Join us to experience solo acoustic versions of her original songs, as…
Join historian Samuel Huneke for a talk exploring how queer people have navigated moments of political and social crisis across history. In conversation with activists Mai Manion and Andrew Tisell, Huneke will examine the resilience of queer life in times…
In celebration of World Pride, the Embassy of Sweden and Stockholm Business Region invite you to a festive evening at Dupont Underground, full of special displays and surprises. Discover what makes Stockholm so unique while connecting, and dancing the night…
In celebration of WorldPride 2025, join the Nordic Embassies in Washington for an insightful discussion on LGBTQI+ policy in the Nordic countries, featuring artists, parliamentarians, and activists. Speakers will discuss how they work to promote LGBTQI+ rights in their respective…
*Parents, caregivers, and adults age 18 and over are welcome to attend as guests only if they are accompanying a young person. To maintain a youth-centered and secure environment, adults who are not attending with a young person will not…
Celebrate Eid al-Adha with DC’s and our national queer Muslim community. Whether you’re here for the prayer, the food, or the radical joy of being seen, you’re welcome exactly as you are. Eid al-Adha, or the "Festival of Sacrifice," is…
This live Panel Discussion, hosted by Miss Trans Global 2020, Mela Habijan, explores how Asian trans people are affected by the political shifts targeting T’s and Q’s and consequently, how can we as a community move forward given the threats…
In celebration of WorldPride DC 2025, we present a special screening of Alice Wu’s debut feature. Originally released in 2004, Saving Face is now regarded as an ahead-of-its-time landmark in queer and Asian American cinema. Drawing from the Director's personal…
In celebration of AANHPI Heritage Month and WorldPride DC 2025, we present a special panel discussion with the acclaimed director of Saving Face, Alice Wu, and special guests on queer and Asian American representation in film and media.