Since 2007, the Visibility Project has been working to change the ways that queer Asian Pacific American women and transgender individuals are seen and how their stories are told. We are now on the first page of many online search terms have changed what images people see when they are looking for community. We have built a living archive. We want to do more.
We’re seeking people who are passionate about making change. We’ll train you in the skills you need to make an impact on this project and in the Q/T APA community at large. Learn how to edit films in Adobe Premiere, process photos in Photoshop, engage with community history, transcribe stories, or connect with us about other ways you want to support this work.
We seek to strategically influence the digital landscape of information about the queer APA women and transgender community, while being protectively open source. We seek to build a dynamic resource guide focused on queer APAs and queer POCs organizations, media, art, and movements. We seek to amplify the stories of the queer APAs in our classrooms, our communities, from youth organizations to immigration rights organizations. Our community has been on the front lines of gender, racial, economic, and social justice movements for decades. Engage and uplift our work!
