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National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day 2023
The ElderPride Council sponsored by The Center for LGBTQ Health Equity at Chase Brexton Health Care guides LGBT elder and intergenational programming through Maryland. Today, they share their wisdom with us.
Take a look back at the incredible 2023 National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day event held in Baltimore, MD!
In this slideshow, shown at the Baltimore National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day celebration in 2023, you’ll see a collection of photos going back nearly 50 years through the present, celebrating our LGBT elders who have lead the way!
Past Stories
Stories from National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day 2020
This year’s celebration of National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day was the biggest yet, with individuals across the country submitting video and written stories of
Stories from National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day 2019
Re-live the celebration of National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day 2019 at Baltimore Center Stage with this collection of video tributes to LGBT elders who
Stories from National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day 2018
Re-live the celebration of National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day 2018 at Baltimore’s Single Carrot Theater with this collection of video tributes to LGBT elders
Honoring Mike McDonnell
Honoring Mike McDonnell on 2017’s National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day. View the story of Peter Dayton below, Mr. Maryland Leather 2017, and how Mike
Honoring Louise Parker Kelley
Honoring Louise Parker Kelley on National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day in 2016. Louise is a writer and fierce advocate who has been fighting towards
Honoring Breezy Bishop
The story of Breezy Bishop, originally created for National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day 2016. See the story of Breezy Bishop, a high school basketball
Honoring Ken Gault
National Honor Our LGBT Elders Day celebrates Ken Gault in 2016. Hear from Ken, a man who lived with HIV during the AIDs outbreak of
Honoring Louis Hughes, Jr.
Honoring gay rights activist Louis Hughes, Jr. in 2017. Louis made strides in Baltimore for LGBT equality as a gay and civil rights activist. See
Honoring Tom Kravitz
Honoring Tom Kravitz in 2016. Hear Tom’s legacy as a gay man who left church to find spirituality, joined the military, and helped create
