LGBTQ+ history project: The need to preserve LGBTQ+ histories of rural America

10/15/25 at 03:00 AM

LGBTQ+ history project: The need to preserve LGBTQ+ histories of rural America 
Watermark Out News; by Lauren Rowello; 10/14/25 
... Resources importantly emerged as people formally organized — bringing critical health care and hospice networks during the HIV/AIDS crisis, for instance, and launching LGBTQ+ voices into expansive advocacy careers. Across the US, some of the most impactful voices for change have come from rural regions. ... 
Editor's Note: For more on this interface with the birth of hospice care in the US, examine "The AIDS Epidemic’s Lasting Impact on Hospice Care for LGBTQ+ Populations," by Holly Vossel, Hospice News, 6/28/24. Pair these with today's post, "Inside the hospice that feels like home: How Omega House catches those who fall through the cracks." 

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