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LINK IN BIO As a leader in Southeastern LGBTQ+ med

LINK IN BIO As a leader in Southeastern LGBTQ+ media, Queer Kentucky recognized the need to highlight the importance of queer media in the region. To better understand its impact, we collected data to assess the challenges, opportunities, and value these publications bring to the LGBTQ+ community. Our goal was to explore the Southern queer media landscape and measure how it resonates with its audience.⁠
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We engaged with 11 publications across the Southeast, gathering insights from publishers, staff reporters, and their audiences. Our survey covered everything from demographic data to the depth of connection readers feel with print media versus digital platforms.⁠
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Over the coming weeks, we will be releasing data about what we found through our survey.⁠
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Thank you to our willing participants at @outlife757, @queerency, @dallas_voice, @focusmidsouth, @weconnect.lgbt, @qnotescarollinas, @thegeorgiavoice, @wussymag, @skirtmagazinesoflo, @outclique and @reckon.news.

Queer Kentucky, along with the Louisville Pride Fo

Queer Kentucky, along with the Louisville Pride Foundation, have partnered with the Ryan White Foundation to raise awareness for HIV in Kentucky. Below, you will find HIV testing sites. If you wish to add any known consistent/regular testing sites, please email us at contact@queerkentucky.com⁠
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Louisville Locations⁠:⁠
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-Volunteers of America - Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 2820 West Broadway⁠
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-Sweet Evening Breeze - every Thursday from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. 801 Barret Ave Suite 211⁠
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-Shawnee Christian Healthcare - regular business hours - 234 Amy Ave, Louisville, KY 40212⁠
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- Derby City Prep Clinic regular business hours - 1101 E Washington St Suite A⁠
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- Park DuValle Community Health Center - regular business hours - 3015 Wilson Ave⁠
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Lexington:⁠
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@avol.ky offers free testing in Lexington at the following times—⁠
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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.⁠
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Wednesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.⁠
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Friday 9 a.m, to 1 p.m.⁠
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UK TARGET 4 LOCATIONS⁠
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UK Target 4 – Second Tuesday every month 4 PM – 8 PM 3101 Beaumont Centre Circle, Lexington KY 40513⁠
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UK Target 4 - Thursday 12 PM – 4 PM 376 N. Main Street, Stanton, KY⁠
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UK Target 4 – Tuesday 8 AM – 3:30 PM and Thursday 8 AM – 4:30 PM 341 E. Main Street, Paris, KY 40361⁠
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UK Target 4 – On Demand in Boyle County- Amy Anness 859-324-0114⁠
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UK Target 4 – On Demand in Fayette County- Dawson Fee 859-200-9688

LINK IN BIO ✍🏻 @oliviakrauth As anticipated,

LINK IN BIO ✍🏻 @oliviakrauth As anticipated, Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a bill that would both allow conversion therapy in Kentucky and prevent transgender Kentuckians on Medicaid from accessing gender-affirming health care.

Kentucky’s overwhelmingly Republican legislature, though, is likely to override his veto of House Bill 495 during the final days of session this coming week.

“Conversion therapy is torture, and that’s why I signed an executive order banning it in Kentucky,” Beshear said in a social media post Saturday night. “Legislators seek to overturn those protections with HB 495, which I vetoed at the Fairness Dinner.

🚨 BREAKING: Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear veto

🚨 BREAKING: Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear vetoes HB 495 live at the annual Fairness Campaign Dinner. HB 495 would prohibit bans on conversion therapy, and ban gender-affirming care for transgender Kentuckians on Medicaid. @govandybeshear

SHOP LINK IN BIO 🛍️ Did you know Queer Kentuc

SHOP LINK IN BIO 🛍️ Did you know Queer Kentucky sells branded merchandise? Show off your support for Queer Kentuckians by donning our "Protect Trans Youth" sweatshirt! ⁠
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💰️ When you support our local shop, you're supporting a nonprofit that puts money directly into the hands of LGBTQ+ creatives!

In August 2024, the World Health Organization decl

In August 2024, the World Health Organization declared mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) a global health emergency.⁠
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While the risk to Kentuckians is estimated to be low, the 2022 outbreak proved that we all need to be informed about the risks of mpox to protect ourselves and our communities.⁠
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Our latest issue dives deep into mpox's impact on the LGBTQ+ community, exploring prevention, stigma, and what the future of queer health looks like. From understanding the disease and its variants to tip on cleaning your sex toys, we’ve got you covered with in-depth articles, engaging social and video content, and even a few billboards.⁠
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With queer rights and health access under attack, let's work together to keep our community safe, informed, and healthy.

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