In the Media

The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project has been featured in an array of media. Such features, we have learned, are important not only because it helps our work be more visible to our publics, but also because it allows our participants to see themselves represented in the news. A number of participants over the years have expressed the importance of seeing themselves featured in stories about LGBTQ+ community work, particularly work on aging. As a community-engaged project, stories in the media allow us to be visible in a different way than academic research. This, not to mention the time it takes for a media piece to be published being quite different from the time it takes for a peer-reviewed publication or grant application. Please enjoy reading some of the stories about our project over the years and the important work that participants engage in teaching and learning through dialogue.