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# The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project

Uniting LGBTQ+ Seniors and Youth in Conversation

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## Posts

- [Athena’s Story](https://generationliberation.com/athenas-story/) - Athena’s Story
- [Thi’s Story](https://generationliberation.com/this-story/) - Thi’s Story
- [Dwight’s Story](https://generationliberation.com/dwights-story/) - Dwight’s Story
- [Clementine’s Story](https://generationliberation.com/clementines-story/) - Clementine’s Story
- [Ms. Pat’s Story](https://generationliberation.com/ms-pats-story/) - Ms. Pat’s Story
- [Saree Not Sorry](https://generationliberation.com/saree-not-sorry/) - Saree Not Sorry is a conversation between two Nepali queers who talk about the saree and its significance among queer communities. It’s a conversation in which Ajit, the interviewee, talks about his fond memories of sarees, a traditional garment reserved for South Asian women, and why he, as a man, likes to wear them. For
- [What We Want](https://generationliberation.com/what-we-want/) - On January 29, 2024, Didi, Dwight, Philip, and Emma gathered for the first time. As a group, we worked to get to know each other and create something together by expressing desires—what we want to make, what materials we want to use, what we want to see in the world, what we want to say.
- [UshpizinUshpizin](https://generationliberation.com/ushpizinemushpizin-em/) - In Jewish culture, history is passed down around a dinner table. In this space, customs borrowed from Judaism are applied to queer history. In an attempt to emulate the success and commitment of self-preservation that has kept Jewish traditions alive. Notions from Passover – where elders ask the younger generation questions – and “Sukkot” –
- [Untitled](https://generationliberation.com/untitled-2/) - This work consists of four paper origami envelopes, each containing collages of images and text chosen and/or written by each group member to illustrate what being LGBTQ+ means to them. This work fits into the greater context of the project, as its central theme is intergenerational dialogue and what comes of it, with the past
- [The Threads We Carry](https://generationliberation.com/the-threads-we-carry/) - This exhibit, like a tapestry, weaves together the narrative of many cultural and historical points from our lives and histories as lgbtq+ people. We took from our experiences and narratives to create this personal quilt that commemorates the AIDS crisis, queer culture around music, and how those relate to ourselves. Our inspiration for the size
- [Constructing Queer Existence Our Way](https://generationliberation.com/constructing-queer-existence-our-way/) - The queered dollhouse creates spaces that represent moments of self- imagination capturing lived experiences, cultural influences, or a sense of belonging. The artmaking became an experience in which we each designed our own individual rooms, while collectively constructing the home together. While working collaboratively on the project we each discovered our curiosities and connections to
- [Hot Wires: Building a Wearable History](https://generationliberation.com/hot-wires-building-a-wearable-history/) - This community-focused work incorporates a hand-made dress form adorned with a decorative dress, or costume that is continuously being created. The garment itself uses a wireframe, with scraps of fabric, either left blank or signed with a brief message from viewers of the work, before being tied to the wire, and slowly building out the
- [A Ride Along Rainbow Road: A Journey of Everyday LGBTQ+ Life](https://generationliberation.com/a-ride-along-rainbow-road-a-journey-of-everyday-lgbtq-life/) - The road to the current state of LGBTQIA+ equality has not been a straight path. Our collective road has had many stops and starts, slowing down and speeding up. As we seek to show the road we’ve traveled and also the path to come, we want to invite you to drive along with us. This
- [Storytelling Extravaganza](https://generationliberation.com/storytelling-extravaganza/) - We ended the Fall 2023 semester with a Storytelling Extravaganza in which participants shared with everyone in our group the stories they had been working on in intergenerational pairs and small groups. The event was held in Center on Halsted’s Hoover-Leppen Theatre on December 11, 2023. We had the fortunate timing to be using the
- [Storytelling As Dialogue](https://generationliberation.com/storytelling-as-dialogue/) - Storytelling has always been an important way for LGBTQ+ people to communicate with each other, share their experiences, and pass down LGBTQ+ histories to younger generations. Participants in the Fall 2023 semester of The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project focused on storytelling as a form of dialogue. We listened to recordings and podcasts of LGBTQ+ people
- [What Brings You Queer/LGBTQIA+ Joy?](https://generationliberation.com/what-brings-you-queer-lgbtqia-joy/) - This piece is a collaborative, crowd sourced project meant to encapsulate the spectrum of queer joy. Our group is interested in documenting queer/LGBTQIA+ joy. We want to highlight the highs of being LGBTQIA+ even when we are faced with hardships, past and present. Our trip to the Gerber/Hart Library & Archives–specifically the archive on the
- [The Lavender Corridor](https://generationliberation.com/the-lavender-corridor/) - One of the few luxuries queer people have in life is to choose their own family. We choose to form clusters of queer magic filled with support and love we want and deserve, as too many of us do not have access to it from our given families. As a group we decided to explore
- [The Infinite Nature of Queering](https://generationliberation.com/the-infinite-nature-of-queering/) - This installation is constructed with an amalgamation of materials, including but not limited to Plexiglass, paint, beads, yarn, embroidery floss, paper, collaged magazines, torn apart books, stickers, deconstructed venetian blinds, wood, screws, tinsel, mesh, balloons, ribbon, and glue. We created this piece to explore a variety of topics all within the context of exploration, deconstruction,
- [Rainbow Warriors](https://generationliberation.com/rainbow-warriors/) - Rainbow Warriors is a drag performance based upon the embodiment of queer and trans joy. The drag characters and outfits we have created come from our pure expression of our power from within. We created Rainbow Warriors to celebrate individual trans and queer self love via performance, dance, presentation, in the face of adversity. Personal
- [Perseverance: The Past, Present, and Future of LGBTQ+ Housing](https://generationliberation.com/perseverance-the-past-present-and-future-of-lgbtq-housing/) - We created a series of three latch hook rugs, roughly the size of large outdoor doormats, addressing the topic of housing in relation to being LGBTQ+. The first rug uses a black and white color scheme to denote it as a scene from the past and represents the LGBTQ+ community’s historic inability to be openly
- [Call Me?](https://generationliberation.com/call-me/) - Call Me? is a moveable, archivable wall layered with words and images that LGBTQ+ people use to self-describe that will grow over time as audiences respond to what is already there. This work aims to document the messy and contradictory nature of trying to pin down LGBTQ+ life in self-contained terms and symbols–as well as
- [Mack Baker](https://generationliberation.com/mack-baker/) - These plates are part of an ongoing series trying to reimagine Judy C’s dinner party within a queer lineage. The social practice accompanied by these plates was enacted in a series of dinners held as a part of the dialogue project with Jordan B, Arden A, and Edna H. Abundance202222” acrossPorcelain Not Polite202211” acrossPorcelain, Luster
- [Between and Beyond: Where Queer Paths Cross](https://generationliberation.com/between-and-beyond-where-queer-paths-cross/) - In order to culminate our work together within the LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project, we decided to create a zine and accompanying video to further investigate intergenerational differences and similarities that emerged across various aspects of our identities and relationships. We started off by collecting and sharing mementos and stories that reflect different aspects of our
- [We Are Everywhere Chicago](https://generationliberation.com/we-are-everywhere-chicago/) - Exploring space and community of LGBTQ+ Chicago through interviews with QPOC and transgender elders. View the map here: https://tinyurl.com/wereverywherechicagomap
- [Alphabet Soup](https://generationliberation.com/alphabet-soup/) - ExTV presents: Alphabet Soup. LGBT, LGBTQIA+, Queer, deviant; the community uses lots of terms to describe themselves. This screening is for video work that centers around the LGBTQIA+ experience. This screening is in collaboration with the LGBTQ Intergenerational Dialogue Project, organized by The Senior Services Program at The Center on Halsted and SAIC faculty members
- [Love Letters](https://generationliberation.com/love-letters/) - Dear visitors, This exhibit is dedicated to people whom we loved and to people who loved us. Love is what connects us and keeps us together. These love letters show the different ways we experienced love during our life. While still relying on paper to write letters, we have also used other mediums like paintings,
- [Not a Quilt](https://generationliberation.com/not-a-quilt/) - We decided to make a physical fibers piece focusing on our journeys to queer radical self love and acceptance. In our discussions this semester, we repeatedly returned to the ideas of self acceptance and queer joy and the journeys we have gone through as individuals and as a part of the wider tapestry that is
- [Disrupting Invisibility: The Disorientation of Invisibility](https://generationliberation.com/disrupting-invisibility-the-disorientation-of-invisibility/) - Why the group decided to do what they did: We worked at our individual homes/studios as we didn’t have access to a convenient shared space dedicated to art making. I offered my studio space across the street from the Art Institute of Chicago, as a free meeting place, but it was difficult to synchronize
- [Served With Love](https://generationliberation.com/served-with-love/) - This semester Arden, Mack, Jordan, and Edna, through our bi-weekly discussions, found that we all shared a deep love of food. We all love cooking, and Edna even worked as a chef at some point. We also found our discussions to continue to reflect upon our shared and unshared dualities. We all had different experiences
- [The Unending Transition](https://generationliberation.com/the-unending-transition/) - A collaboratively-written and performed poem Our group started conversation with a want to focus on poetry and storytelling to relate the major differences and similarities between our experiences. The biggest thing that stood out to us in all of our experiences was that regardless of our ages and upbringings, none of us felt our identities
- [Gay Generations: A Comic Anthology](https://generationliberation.com/gay-generations-a-comic-anthology/) - Gay Generations is a comic anthology made during the summer of 2021 by four participants of The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project. Authors: Fox Graham, Rain Shanks, Don Bell, Lou Brousek View Full PDF See what others have been working on Check out more projects by participants of the LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project by clicking the
- [Our Alternative Archive Chat Song Media Mixtape What is Ur Queer Lens](https://generationliberation.com/our-alternative-archive-chat-song-media-mixtape-what-is-ur-queer-lens/) - Image: Still from John Waters’ film Pink Flamingos This is a documentation mixtape of conversations we had when we were sharing media with each other (queer films, songs, and experiences). It’s about us hangout virtually, and getting high. Authors: Vivian Yao, Willow Thorson, Mark Pepp, Arthur Roriguez, Cathy Knight Listen to Audio See what others
- [LGBTQ Spaces](https://generationliberation.com/lgbtq-spaces/) - This map contains both archival and interview research of LGBTQ community and space for LGBTQ individuals of color and trans/ gender non-conforming people. Blue sites contain archival research and red sites have audio excerpts containing stories of the location. If you would like to add to the map, click here: https://forms.gle/fwy73npymB2sd8dz7 Author: Frencia Stephenson View
- [All Together Now! A Queer Game of Time and Place](https://generationliberation.com/all-together-now-a-queer-game-of-time-and-place/) - We hope you enjoy this trivia game set in queer chicago.As you make your way around the board, remember that the places represented here are all meaningful to the queer creators and the trivia can encapsulate only a fraction of that essence. Many of the bars and community areas are now gone or changed in
- [Roads to LGBTQ+ Community Housing - A Combination Board Game & Educational Tool](https://generationliberation.com/roads-to-lgbtq-community-housing-a-combination-board-game-educational-tool/) - This project includes a game board, two decks of cards, an instructions booklet, and an envelope to hold everything together. We hope that by learning this game you can learn a little more about LGBTQ+ housing and have fun doing it! Authors: Bob, Danie, Goldie, Janet Anne, Molly View Full PDF See what others have
- [Communal Altar to Queer Safety and Home](https://generationliberation.com/communal-altar-to-queer-safety-and-home/) - Our altar project grew from the idea of using the birdcage as a metaphor for home, safety, freedom, and spirituality. We used the question “what do you bring to the altar?” as a guide to build our community altar and shared space. We included narratives and close-up photos of each of our individual contributions to
- [Queer Transparencies](https://generationliberation.com/queer-transparencies/) - When first asked to articulate the meaning of queer joy, many of us struggled to find the language. Acknowledging both the joyful bits, as well as the difficult bits, felt most salient. Right away, we recognized the nuances – the wonderful, the awkward, the sometimes painful. Revisiting specific moments of queer joy helped make the
- [Storytelling On Queer Joy](https://generationliberation.com/storytelling-on-queer-joy/) - For the culmination of the 2020 semester, students in the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Intergenerational Dialogues class--along with other members of the Dialogues group--worked through the highs, lows, and muddiness of "queer joy" through spoken word.
- [Places of Queer Joy](https://generationliberation.com/places-of-queer-joy/) - Esti Shapiro, Sarah Evers, Lillian Climo, David Hubbell A group-generated map documenting places of queer joy and the stories behind them. Add to it by manipulating the map to the left or clicking the button below for full page access. View Map Queer joy is a many-layered thing. In our group discussions, we emphasized the
- [Queerful Diaries: A Fashion Blog](https://generationliberation.com/queerful-diaries-a-fashion-blog/) - Queerful is a blog and platform that supports individual storytelling within the many generations of queer people in our community. Our focus is to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community by sharing content such as LGBTQ history/facts, first-person narratives, and personal photos/reflection, that are being generously shared with us by LGBTQ+ elders and other members of our
- [Anthology & Visual Essay](https://generationliberation.com/anthology-visual-essay/) - The Queer* Joy Project anthology and visual essay tries to bring to life the oral histories that we share in the LGBTQ Intergenerational Dialogues project. This project focuses on stories of love in various forms; familial, romantic, crushes, from inside and outside the closet. Fox Graham, Emerald Jean, Marti Smith, Don Bell, Rain Shanks A
- [Queers in Opera](https://generationliberation.com/queers-in-opera/) - Opera fans who are lgtbq or + may wonder if we are represented in opera. We are, but, like many of us have been in everyday life, we do not announce our presence in opera with great fanfare. In this overview of lgtbq+ folx in opera, I present two gay men, two men who may be homosexual, one man who may
- [Untitled](https://generationliberation.com/untitled/) - Throughout quarantine, I have been doing my best to remain creative. Sometimes this endeavour feels genuinely depressing rather than generative. I have been battling heightened and often debilitating anxiety since January. Returning home complicates these feelings for many reasons. I have deeply enjoyed being able to spend time in the woods, seeing my sister everyday,
- [How We Love You](https://generationliberation.com/how-we-love-you/) - the first in a series of letters Do not cry for us, dear ones.There is no cause for grieving, here, now.ListenWe know the horrors we bring to you,Laid at your feet, as unbidden offerings,Which you lift up to yourselvesAnd hold for us.Yet, we do not wish for these horrors to be a burden for you.So,
- [Two Poems](https://generationliberation.com/two-poems/) - Perihelion As the earth sweeps from perihelion towards July’s aphelion,The angle of the sun’s now missing rays will soon favor us.There is a steady drip of rain in the downspout.Last evening’s snow dust is melted. Despair The anguish of my heart is bounded by no limits.Like the shrill cold shriek of the wind
- [A Conversation on "Butch"](https://generationliberation.com/a-conversation-on-butch/) - A recorded conversation over Zoom between members of the project on lesbian identity and the evolution of language in the LGBTQ+ community. Lawson, Marti Smith, Karen Morris, Kathleen Hennesse A conversation on the promises and pitfalls of the identifier “butch.” Watch Video
- [Origins](https://generationliberation.com/origins-martismith/) - by Marti Smith I once had a T shirt that read “Farm Grown and Illinois Good.” I grew up on the seat of tractor,on a farm homesteded by my great great grandparents.During the late 1950’s and early 1960’s there was no information to be found about being gay. Besides I was naive and would not
- [Conscious Preservation](https://generationliberation.com/conscious-preservation/) - by Todd Williams Aging sheds skinLayers so thinYou change before you know it.Youth with beautyPride and a dutyTo live freelyIn this worldA subconscious envyMy story shapes meMy story makes meHe, She, They, ThemPronouns are who I AmWill my story be remembered?Spiritual ageismGendered historyThe Aged wonder, will you miss me?Stories sharedLives comparedIn our gathering placeA youth

## Pages

- [Home](https://generationliberation.com/) - The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project: conversations between queer seniors and youth. A partnership with Center on Halsted, SAIC, and UIC
- [Participants](https://generationliberation.com/participants/) - Project Participants Home / About / Participants Adam Grew up in Detroit MI and graduated from Michigan State University. I moved to Evanston… View Bio → AJ Hey everyone, my name is AJ and I was born and raised in Dallas, Texas,… View Bio → Alan I am a gay man (b. 1945) who is
- [Project Team](https://generationliberation.com/project-team/) - Project Team Home / About / Project Team Faculty Facilitators Adam Greteman Adam J. Greteman (he/him/his) is a co-founder and co-facilitator of The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project.… View Bio → Karen Morris Karen Morris is a lesbian mother, cultural anthropologist, and co-founder (with Adam Greteman) of The… View Bio → Lisa Moore Lisa L. Moore,
- [Community Events](https://generationliberation.com/community-events/) - Community Events Home / Events / Community Events We are delighted to have begun working with community partners such as Gerber/Hart Library & Archives (the Midwest’s largest LGBQ+ community archives) and Dorothy Downstairs (a Chicago-based lesbian cocktail lounge) to offer public-facing community events that bring LGBTQ+ people together across generations. It’s a Sign: Queering the
- [Alumni Connections](https://generationliberation.com/alumni-connections/) - Alumni Connections Home / Events / Alumni Connections Members of the project continue to get together and be in community long after they “graduate” and become alumni. Today, we have over 130 alumni across five cohorts who plan and participate in all sorts of group get-togethers, and delight in running into each other when out
- [In the Media](https://generationliberation.com/in-the-media/) - In the Media Home / 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.
- [Publications](https://generationliberation.com/publications/) - Publications Home / Research / Publications Our research has been published in a range of venues including peer-reviewed journals and edited book collections. We believe it is important to be part of multiple scholarly conversations that speak to various audiences including those within research communities, social service providers, and those in various publics. All of
- [Professional Events](https://generationliberation.com/professional-events/) - Professional Events Home / Events / Professional Events As another form of community outreach and engagement, members of the project team - faculty facilitators, elder liaisons, and graduate and undergraduate research assistants - give professional presentations and participate in panels to connect our work with that of social services organizations and community researchers. October 2024
- [About the Research](https://generationliberation.com/about-the-research-2/) - About The Research Home / Research / About The Research About The Research While the LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project started as a community-engaged educational experience, it has expanded over the years to include additional components, including engaging in exploring the impact and lessons of such work through interdisciplinary research. Research is a fraught and complicated
- [Student Theses](https://generationliberation.com/student-theses/) - Student Theses Home / Research / Student Theses People Who Came Before Us Ankit Khadgi Public exhibition based on the thesis Ankit completed for a Masters of Arts in Visual & Critical Studies, 2024 School of the Art Institute of Chicago Exhibition summary: Ankit Khadgi is a Nepali-born, Chicago-based queer writer and journalist. During his
- [2024 Queer the Path](https://generationliberation.com/2024-queer-the-path/) - Queer the Path Home / Exhibitions / Queer the Path Queer the Path: LGBTQ+ Art for and by Us was our second annual public art exhibition featuring collaborative artworks created by members of The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project,Project participants, many of whom have never before considered themselves to be artists, worked together in small intergenerational
- [2023 Iridescent Footprints](https://generationliberation.com/2023-iridescent-footprints/) - 2023 Iridescent Footprints Home / Exhibitions / 2023 Iridescent Footprints Iridescent Footprints: Stories and Glories of Our Lives was our first ever public art exhibition that featured an array of collaboratively developed art pieces that luminously convey the beautifully complex stories of members in the Dialogue Project. Iridescent footprints reflect the colorful legacies of LGBTQ+
- [2023-2024 Projects](https://generationliberation.com/projects/2023-2024-projects/) - 2023-2024 Projects Home / Projects / 2023-2024 Projects Queer the Path Spring 2024 25 July 2024 A Ride Along Rainbow Road: A Journey of Everyday LGBTQ+ Life The road to the current state of LGBTQIA+ equality has not been a straight path. Our collective road... Read More 25 July 2024 Constructing Queer Existence Our Way
- [About the Classes](https://generationliberation.com/classes/about-the-classes/) - About the Classes Home / Classes / About the Classes The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Project started as an experiment but during the first year (2019-2020), student participants approached co-founders Karen Morris and Adam Greteman about the possibility of creating a course connected to the project. They shared with Karen and Adam that a course would allow
- [Generating Queers](https://generationliberation.com/classes/generating-queers/) - Generating Queers Home / Classes / Generating Queers Generating Queers: LGBTQ Intergenerational Dialogue In response to student requests, project co-founders Adam Greteman and Karen Morris created and co-taught a new course in Fall 2020 entitled “Generating Queers” at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Now in its third year, the course offers a
- [Regenerating Queers](https://generationliberation.com/classes/regenerating-queers/) - Regenerating Queers Home / Classes / Regenerating Queers ReGenerating Queers: LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Art-Making Launched in Spring 2023, this studio seminar is centered around intergenerational queer artmaking as a form of dialogue. Most class sessions are intergenerational. Students and elders participate in small group discussion and open studio time, conduct research at Gerber/Hart Library and Archives
- [The Class](https://generationliberation.com/classes/) - The Class Home / About / The Class Generating Queers: LGBTQ Intergenerational Dialogue In response to student requests, project co-founders Adam Greteman and Karen Morris created and co-taught a new course in Fall 2020 entitled “Generating Queers” at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Now in its third year, the course offers a
- [Dialogues](https://generationliberation.com/dialogues/) - Dialogue Dialogue Home / Dialogue While research has documented the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ youth and elders, this project seeks to draw on the assets of these communities to teach and learn from one another through dialogue. At its heart, this project looks to activate the educational potential of intergenerational dialogues in transmitting and preserving
- [Alumni Projects](https://generationliberation.com/projects/alumni-projects/) - Alumni Projects Home / Projects / Alumni Projects Summer Comics Workshop In the summer of 2021, two of our younger participants, Fox and Rain, created and ran an intergenerational comics workshop. A small group of youngers and elders from the dialogue project met bi-weekly over Zoom to create a comics zine. Together, mostly over Zoom,
- [2022-2023 Projects](https://generationliberation.com/projects/2022-2023-projects/) - 2022-2023 Projects Home / Projects / 2022-2023 Projects Love & Visibility 29 March 2023 Not a Quilt We decided to make a physical fibers piece focusing on our journeys to queer radical self love and acceptance.... Read More 29 March 2023 Between and Beyond: Where Queer Paths Cross In order to culminate our work together
- [2021-2022 Projects](https://generationliberation.com/projects/2021-2022-projects/) - 2021-2022 Projects Home / Projects / 2021-2022 Projects Space/Place/Community 14 September 2022 Our Alternative Archive Chat Song Media Mixtape What is Ur Queer Lens Image: Still from John Waters’ film Pink Flamingos This is a documentation mixtape of conversations we... Read More 14 September 2022 LGBTQ Spaces This map contains both archival and interview research
- [2020-2021 Projects](https://generationliberation.com/projects/2020-2021-projects/) - 2020-2021 Projects Home / Projects / 2020-2021 Projects On Queer Joy During the fall of 2020, project co-facilitators Adam Greteman and Karen Morris co-taught a class at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago centered around The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project. Participants decided to collaborate in small intergenerational groups on projects exploring and celebrating the many
- [About Us](https://generationliberation.com/about-us/) - Who We Are Home / About / About Us About Us The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project emerged rather serendipitously in the Summer of 2019. Amidst the 50 anniversary celebrations of The Stonewall Riots, Karen Morris (a lesbian cultural anthropologist) was collecting oral histories for StoryCorps. Some of the stories she collected were with elders that
- [Projects](https://generationliberation.com/projects/) - Our Work Home / Projects / Our Work Project Spotlight: Love & Visibility 29 March 2023 Not a Quilt We decided to make a physical fibers piece focusing on our journeys to queer radical self love and acceptance.... Read More 29 March 2023 Between and Beyond: Where Queer Paths Cross In order to culminate our
- [About](https://generationliberation.com/about/) - Who We Are Home / About / About Us Our Story This project connects two populations – LGBTQ+ youth and LGBTQ+ elders – who rarely have the chance to interact. A partnership between The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Center on Addison at Center on Halsted, and the University of Illinois at Chicago,
- [Elementor #2363](https://generationliberation.com/elementor-2363/) - facilitators list 2 admin bio test View Bio → Keryn VDD View Bio → Lucy E (she/her) I grew up in Bloomington, Indiana an area known for it’s beautiful fall colors. Spring, however, is the most beautiful season when redbud, dogwood, and crabapples array themselves against soft light green leaves that slowly unfurl in the
- [The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project](https://generationliberation.com/coming-soon/) - The LGBTQ+ Intergenerational Dialogue Project Our New Website is Coming very Soon. In the meantime, contact us with any questions about what we’ve been working on and how to get involved. Say Hello! If you have an account, click here to log in.

## Categories

- [Projects](https://generationliberation.com/category/projects/)
- [Queer Joy](https://generationliberation.com/category/queerjoy/)
- [Space/Place/Community](https://generationliberation.com/category/space-place-community/)
- [Summer Comics Workshop](https://generationliberation.com/category/summer-comics-workshop/)
- [Love & Visibility](https://generationliberation.com/category/love-visibility/)
- [Iridescent Footprints](https://generationliberation.com/category/iridescent-footprints/)
- [Storytelling Fall 2023](https://generationliberation.com/category/storytelling-fall-2023/)
- [Queer the Path Spring 2024](https://generationliberation.com/category/queer-the-path-spring-2024/)