Is Your Nutritionist LGBTQ+ Affirming? Questions to Ask
Navigating the world of nutrition and eating disorder support can be challenging, especially for queer people. Finding a provider who is not only knowledgeable but also culturally competent and affirming is crucial for creating a safe and supportive environment for healing. We sat down with Lindsay Krasna of LK Nutrition to understand how clients can […]
A Place of Our Own: A Critical Look at Lesbian Spaces and Economic Realities
As the founder of EveryQueer, a travel media company dedicated to queer women, transgender, and nonbinary individuals, the landscape of queer spaces has always been deeply personal to me. My work is built on the understanding that these spaces are not just venues, but lifelines, cultural hubs, and sanctuaries. So, when I picked up June […]
Bali Dreams: A Couple’s Journey to Hotel Ownership
Angelica and Savina are the proud new owners of the stunning Hotel Sages in Bali. With careers in content creation and real estate under their belts they were uniquely prepared to start an international business. That ambition led them to Bali, where they found the perfect opportunity in Hotel Sages. Angelica shared the triumphs and […]
Finding Community and Queer Joy at The Nonbinarian Bookstore
In the heart of Crown Heights, Brooklyn, a vibrant and unique space has blossomed, offering not just books, but a sanctuary for the trans and queer community, The Nonbinarian Bookstore. This isn’t your typical bookstore; it’s a trans-led, volunteer-powered haven, born from the wheels of a mutual aid initiative and now thriving in its brick-and-mortar […]
Heartfelt Tattoo: A Safe and Inclusive Space for Queer and Trans Clients
In the heart of Richmond, Virginia, a revolution in ink is underway. Heartfelt Tattoo isn’t just another tattoo shop; it’s a sanctuary where the LGBTQ+ community can express themselves freely, surrounded by understanding and acceptance. Founded by Wednesday (she/her) and Jensen (he/they), Heartfelt is a testament to the power of creating safe spaces in a […]
US Gender Neutral Passport Holders Face Uncertainty
In a move that has sparked outrage among LGBTQ+ advocates, the Trump administration has issued an executive order effectively ending the availability of gender-neutral passports in the United States. This decision reverses a policy enacted in 2022 that allowed individuals to select an “X” gender marker on their passports, providing recognition for those who identify […]
Comprehensive Guide to Fertility Grants for LGBTQ+ Families
For many LGBTQ+ couples and individuals, the dream of parenthood can be a complex journey, often hindered by financial barriers. Fortunately, a growing number of organizations are stepping up to offer grants and resources to help individuals and families overcome these challenges. This comprehensive guide provides an overview of some of the most prominent LGBTQ+ […]
Queers You Should Know: Isabela Buitrago is Centering Queer Latinas in NYC Nightlife
In a city as vibrant and diverse as New York, it can still be a struggle for marginalized communities to find spaces that truly feel like their own. This is especially true for queer Latinas, who often find themselves navigating a nightlife scene that doesn’t cater to their musical tastes or prioritize their safety. Enter […]
Emmy-Nominated “Changing the Game” Documents Transgender Athletes Fight for Acceptance
Emmy-nominated film highlights the struggles and triumphs of transgender athletes, sparking crucial conversations Get ready to be inspired. “Changing the Game,” a powerful documentary directed by Michael Barnett, is now available for streaming and should be on every EveryQueer reader’s watchlist. This moving film intimately follows the journeys of three transgender high school athletes: The […]
Meta Removes Key Hate Speech Protections for LGBTQ+ and Other Marginalized Groups
In a shocking move, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, has significantly altered its hate speech policy, removing crucial protections for LGBTQ+ individuals, people of color, women, immigrants, and other marginalized communities. This change comes alongside the announcement that Meta will be ending its fact-checking program. GLAAD, the world’s leading LGBTQ+ media […]