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The LGBTQIA+ Archives seeks to create a publicly accessibly universal index for exploring LGBTQIA+ topics throughout history. The project began in 2019 and has continued transcribing public domain works including newspapers, government records, and other available materials. In addition, the archives attempts to link external resources within a topic in order to provide a broad basis of discovery for any individual interested in learning more.
Welcome to the LGBTQIA+ Archives Wiki!  
This archive is a work in progress that continues to be expanded on. Over 200 historical articles, photographs, and other records have been indexed and published and more continue to be added each week. We welcome suggestions and feedback! Please [mailto:archivelgbt@gmail.com contact us] for any submissions or inquiries. See our [https://archive.lgbt/blog blog] for recent articles and updates.


=== Current Archive Projects ===
This wiki is a collaborative resource dedicated to documenting, preserving, and sharing LGBTQIA+ history. From pivotal moments in activism to community stories, this space is built to ensure queer history remains accessible, searchable, and discoverable.
* [[Archives By State (USA)]], compiling state and local archives and resources into a single directory
 
* [[LGBTQIA Calendar]], a 365-day calendar of events, icons, and queer-related history.
Looking for the full LGBTQIA+ Archives? Visit [https://archive.lgbt archive.lgbt] for our main searchable database and additional resources.
* LGBTQIA History for the [[USA]], finding and preserving historical media related to LGBTQIA+ communities, concepts, and experiences in the United States.
 
* [[LGBTQIA Glossary]], an index of terms, an everything of everything.
=== What You’ll Find Here: ===
 
* Historical Events & Milestones – Explore key moments in LGBTQIA+ history.
* Notable Figures & Organizations – Learn about the people and groups that shaped the movement.
* Media & Publications – Discover zines, newspapers, and cultural artifacts.
* Legal & Policy History – Track the evolution of LGBTQIA+ rights and challenges.
 
=== Get Involved! ===
This wiki thrives on contributions! If you have historical materials, insights, or edits to share, consider [https://archive.lgbt/submissions submitting content], or contacting us to ensure content is featured.

Latest revision as of 06:43, 24 February 2025

Welcome to the LGBTQIA+ Archives Wiki!

This wiki is a collaborative resource dedicated to documenting, preserving, and sharing LGBTQIA+ history. From pivotal moments in activism to community stories, this space is built to ensure queer history remains accessible, searchable, and discoverable.

Looking for the full LGBTQIA+ Archives? Visit archive.lgbt for our main searchable database and additional resources.

What You’ll Find Here:

  • Historical Events & Milestones – Explore key moments in LGBTQIA+ history.
  • Notable Figures & Organizations – Learn about the people and groups that shaped the movement.
  • Media & Publications – Discover zines, newspapers, and cultural artifacts.
  • Legal & Policy History – Track the evolution of LGBTQIA+ rights and challenges.

Get Involved!

This wiki thrives on contributions! If you have historical materials, insights, or edits to share, consider submitting content, or contacting us to ensure content is featured.

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