Remembering Bisexual Visibility: 20 years on, successes and challenges
By Elinor Aspegren and Ashley Bamfo The world was very different 20 years ago. […]
News Updates
Rainbow History Project honors the legacy of trailblazer Mary-Helen Mautner
By Frankie Witzenburg Today the Rainbow History Project remembers Mary-Helen Mautner, beloved partner, mother, […]
Capital Pride founder and longtime community activist Bernie Delia has died
After decades of service to the LGBTQ community, Bernie Delia, resident of Washington, DC […]
Activism
Rainbow History Project Reenacts DC’s First Gay Picket
Rainbow History Project Reenacts DC’s First Gay Picket by Elinor Aspegren “I am […]
From Meals to Memories: Reflections of an Amateur Oral Historian Volunteering with the Rainbow History Project
From Meals to Memories: Reflections of an Amateur Oral Historian Volunteering with the Rainbow […]
Interview with our own Ashley Bamfo! Rainbow History Celebrates 2024 Black History Museum with 3 Programs
View news report on DC’s only Black-owned LGBTQ+ lounge that features an interview with our own Ashley Bamfo! Included is also information on 3 programs at the Black History Museum.
Public screening of the documentary: Fierceness Served! The ENIKAlley Coffeehouse
Rainbow History Project hosted a public screening of the documentary: Fierceness Served! The ENIKAlley […]
Longtime local and national LGBTQ activist and advocate ABilly S. Jones-Hennin has died
ABilly S. Jones-Hennin, longtime local and national LGBTQ activist and advocate, died January 19 […]
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Rainbow History Project is an all-volunteer organization and we encourage you to get involved. We always need volunteers to help grow our collection and develop public programs.
