The Aqua Foundation For Women is celebrating LGBTQ+ women by holding their annual Aqua Affair on Saturday, December 2 at 7 p.m. at Fort Lauderdale Beach. The event will benefit the Aqua Scholars Program and
It’s June 1981 and the first reporting begins on a mysterious new “gay health care crisis” is starting to be whispered about. It was what would later be called AIDS. In no time in LGBTQ+
“Break the Stigma: an HIV/AIDS Conference for Women” is an upcoming event organized by Aqua Foundation For Women to celebrate Southern HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.
The Aqua Foundation For Women is one of Florida’s most important resources for LGBTQ+ women. Aqua scholarships are open to all LGBTQ+ women, transgender, intersex, and non-binary students who are pursuing a degree including associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate.
Aqua Foundation for Women, a non-profit organization in Florida, dedicated to serving and supporting LGBTQ+ women since 2004, has partnered with Hot Spots Happening Out Television Network’s 10 pillars of the LGBTQ+ community. They are celebrating the best lesbian and Sapphic coming-of-age movies of all time.
In a powerful and emotional press conference held in Phoenix, Brittney Griner, the talented center for the WNBA’s Mercury, shared her harrowing experience of being detained in Russia and expressed her unwavering support for those who remain wrongfully imprisoned abroad and transgender athletes at home. Griner, who had just returned from Russia after being released through a prisoner swap arranged by the Biden administration, captivated the audience with her determination to utilize her platform for positive change.
The Aqua Foundation for Women’s Executive Director, spoke about the importance of this news about lesbian and queer women. “Aqua celebrates the lesbians who’ve made USA political history. Lesbians have been making political history in the U.S for 50 years with many of them being among the groundbreakers of the LGBTQ+ Community, the first out LGBTQ+ person elected to any political office, first out U.S senator and more.”
the “Her” dating app has been a beacon of hope since its launch in 2015. However, the app recently faced backlash over a mass notification sent to its users, calling on transphobes to delete their accounts.
In celebration of Lesbian Visibility Week, the White House recently welcomed the cast of Showtime’s “The L Word” and “Generation Q”, which chronicles the love, friendship, challenges, and triumphs of strong and resilient queer women.
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