... the domestic archive—the everyday ephemera and affects of illness, caretaking, and family life. LGBTQ history HIV/AIDS domesticity activism archives Thank you to all of the artists and activists whose work was featured in AIDS at Home; the Museum of the City of New York, especially Sarah M...

... interpretive methods as tools for delivering LGBTQ history and offers multiple examples of each type of interpretation. Methods discussed include exhibits (both temporary and permanent); special events; arts programming; youth programming; monuments and memorials; historical engagement with the built...

... rights activists as well as the first to recognize Missouri’s LGBTQ history. This article charts the effort to install Kansas City’s marker as a case study of the issues involved in documenting LGBTQ history. What began as a community collecting initiative quickly evolved into an effort that included...

...Hilary Iris Lowe One of the great challenges for public historians in LGBTQ history is finding and developing interpretation of the history of sexuality for public audiences at current historic sites. This article answers this challenge by repositioning historic house museums as sites of some...

... Council on Public History 2019 LGBTQ history museums women’s history southern history memory Woman, Southern, Bisexual Interpreting Ma Rainey and Carson McCullers in Columbus, Georgia Rebecca Bush ABSTRACT: This report from the field examines the interpretation of two notable queer women from...

...Lauren Jae Gutterman This article describes OutHistory.org , the public Web site on lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) history hosted by the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS) at the City University of New York, Graduate Center. OutHistory.org uses MediaWiki software...