Following the Paint Wizzard, Millie, a larger-than-life trans woman who recently came out.

Five LGBT individuals who came out later in life

A short documentary on two openly gay men living very different lives, one in the city and one in the country.

Documentary telling the story of ten gay males ranging from 15-82.

A documentary about lesbians dealing with discrimination based on gender roles.

A history of lesbian bars, the evolution of the culture, and what's happening with lesbian bars in America today.

In this TEDx talk, Viet speaks about the complexities of coming out as bisexual and the positive and negative reactions that he received from his family and friends. While focusing on a group that is rarely talked about in LGBTQ+ rights, Viet explains how anyone can have a tangible impact on someone’s life by choosing to care.

French/German/English documentary with interviews from bisexual activists from San Francisco, San Diego, and New York.

House Not Home is a firsthand account of Terran, an African American genderfluid teenager navigating bullying, violence, and rejection from their father and peers before finding their courage and voice to come out. Written by Avery Edge and directed by Joshua Butler.

Short documentary on Schuyler Bailar, the first openly transgender athlete from Harvard University. Unfortunately, the Olympic Committee does not allow us to embed this video on our website.

A brief history of the word Agender.

Five nonbinary individuals explain what the term means for them.

"There are trans Muslims and lesbians Muslims...We're here."

A film that looks at Bible verses that have been used to condemn homosexuality.

Five LGBT individuals who came out later in life.

Filmmaker Brandon Kelley wanted to set an example for parents for all kids. A soldier returns home and shows respect and unconditional love to his child.

A short to raise the visibility of LGBT people of color.

Queer Kid Stuff is a webs series to help educate kids on LGBTQ+ topics. Creator/host Lindsay and Teddy explain LGBTQ+ topics to younger viewers ages 3-7. All videos can be found at www.queerkidstuff.com or on YouTube. Here is just a sample.

Short film of interviews of college students talk about the challenges they face on their campus.

Reel In The Closet is a feature-length documentary that reveals the real lives of LGBTQ people of the past through the best moments from hundreds of never before seen home movies dating back to the 1930s.

The cover of a 1980 issue of the "Gay Insurgent" journal prompts a cross-country search to learn about the Asian Americans who took part in the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. (Part 1 of 5, “Searching for Queer Asian Pacific America”)