What

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The Visibility Project uplifts stories and images of the national queer Asian Pacific American women and transgender community. We seek to change the narrative of our present and past by sharing our histories through accessible visual arts and unfiltered documentary interviews.

BEING VISIBLE IS POWERFUL

Art has the power to engage audiences, evoke conversations, and bridge communication barriers. When people see our portraits, they see themselves, they see their family, they see their friends. Understanding that you’re not alone is powerful.

This is who we are

WE MAKE IMPACT THROUGH ART

The Q/T Asian Pacific American community has often been ignored, disenfranchised, and silenced. We provide a platform for queer and trans Asian Pacific Americans to share their stories and shift this dynamic. We also provide educational opportunities for organizations, colleges, and community groups to learn about this work and our community.

Amplify Q/T APA voices: book a lecture, workshop, or exhibition

KNOWING HISTORY SHAPES THE FUTURE

An accessible community history told through individual narratives. Participants share stories of their fight to get the word lesbian into the gay pride parade, living life a genderqueer Indonesian, and of course, lesbian nuns. There’s coming out stories and stories of resilience from Maine to Hawaii. We bring Q/TAPA histories into the spotlight to ensure they are not erased.

Listen to radical oral histories

What

We

Do

BEING VISIBLE IS POWERFUL

Art has the power to engage audiences, evoke conversations, and bridge communication barriers. When people see our portraits, they see themselves, they see their family, they see their friends. Understanding that you’re not alone is powerful.

This is who we are

WE MAKE IMPACT THROUGH ART

Amplify Q/T APA voices: book a lecture, workshop, or exhibition

KNOWING HISTORY SHAPES THE FUTURE

Listen to radical oral histories

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