Newly minted museum head prioritizes progress
Dr. Todd Herman took over Mint Museum in August
The Mint Museum Board of Trustees did just that when it elected to name Dr. Todd Herman the organization’s newest president and CEO this summer.
Our People: Calla Hales
Healthcare Administrator
Calla Hales, administrator of Charlotte abortion provider A Preferred Women’s Health Center (APWHC), is uniquely placed to bear witness not only to what may be some of the most critical moments in individual lives, but to the collision of personal and political on a larger scale.
Self Perception: It’s All in the Family
Bisexuality, pansexuality, and why my identity is just as valid as yours
…the next time the phrase “there’s a flag for everything these days” is uttered within earshot of me, I will not be responsible for my actions.
Our People: Rep. Cecil Brockman
North Carolina State Legislator
Incumbent Democrat and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (UNCC) graduate Cecil Brockman, 34, traveled from his native High Point in 2014 to take up his newly-won post in the North Carolina General Assembly.
Orgs poised to help with suicide prevention
Events held to bring about community awareness
qnotes takes a look at a few of the organizations working to end suicide and aid people in crisis, including individuals who are LGBTQ…
Actions speak louder than words
Three Charlotte colleges and universities’ LGBTQIA inclusiveness revealed in more than the existence of campus clubs
Measuring an institution’s commitment to equality for its LGBTQ students and staff is no easy task. There is no shortage of top-10 rankings or attempts to apply star ratings.
Get to know the Queen City better
InFocus: Charlotte 2018 — These local tours help you explore and learn more about the city you love and adore, all in unique and diverse ways
Whether you’re new to the city or a native or longtime resident, Charlotte always has something new and exciting to offer.
Charlotte is blooming with arts offerings
InFocus: Charlotte 2018 — Mark your calendars for these shows being staged throughout the upcoming year.
Charlotte’s arts offerings spread across the spectrum — theatre, music, museum and more.
Foster care, adoption and the LGBTQ family
Becoming well-versed on laws and issues an imperative
For LGBTQ people considering fostering or adoption, therefore, it’s vital not only to become well-versed in the relevant laws already on the books, but to follow closely any developments that may affect their ability to expand their families.
Our People: Q&A with Kendra R. Johnson
Executive Director, Equality North Carolina
Newly minted Executive Director of Equality NC, Kendra Johnson is a lifelong campaigner for the public good.
