Key City Pride in Dubuque moves forward with diverse tone starting Feb. 6
DUBUQUE — Key City Pride is moving forth with at least five months of events through June,...
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Category: News and Features
From Willis & Rainey to MLK Youth Summits: A week filled with timely events
Sandwiched between the historic attempted insurrection two weeks ago and the coming Presidential...
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“Kindness Queers,” “queerantine kits” brighten LGBTQIA youths’ lives during pandemic
CHAMPAIGN, ILL. — When Anna Peters and her business partner at the Art Coop began to think...
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Social justice pioneer Kesho Scott resumes outreach to small Iowa communities
CEDAR RAPIDS — It’s been eight months since George Floyd’s death triggered nationwide...
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Pet Wellness and patient health go hand in hand at The Project of the Quad Cities
QUAD CITIES — The pandemic has reminded us that having a pet can be important for one’s...
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Fresh Feel Fade team brings family feel to contemporary style
IOWA CITY – When Johanna Lopez-Velador began receiving chemotherapy in November and needed...
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“POC and Q+T-centered:” new Methodist denomination takes intersectional to new levels
“No one is shunned,” announced Rev. Alex Da Silva Souto, a queer native Brazilian Methodist pastor...
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Author and comic artist Huda Fahmy confronts Islamophobia with humor, wit
Life in America can be challenging when you wear a hijab. Huda Fahmy shares her experiences as an...
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National expert on fighting white power movement leads Wednesday webinar for Quad Cities group
QUAD CITIES — An expert on the rise of hate groups that is also one of the nation’s...
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Iowa City’s Trumpet Blossom finds new ways to support local groups
IOWA CITY — Fresh off of unprecedented recognition in Little Village’s CRANDIC awards,...
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