Queer joy to me is being able to be proud of who I am. I feel this the most when I can be honest in who I love & who I have loved. I also find queer joy in seeing older LGBTQ+ couples enjoying the small things in life ❤️

Lol restarting, every moment since I stopped compressing my identity for others is filled with queer joy. Knowing I’ve accepted myself and I love that myself keeps me riding high every day.

Queer joy is being in my body in dance, in sex, in food Queer joy is poetry Two dissimilar things looking at each other A hand reaching for a different hand the taste of sweet the smell of figs the brightness of laughter down the street in a dark city night

I feel queer joy daily by living with my girlfriend 7 years in, I’m sill in awe of our cute & safe 2 people family we created. Also, having the privilege to travel the world and always find queer places & communities. We are never alone - wherever we are. No need to know you […]

Re:Generations is an installation curated by students at Parsons School of Design, inviting visitors to reflect on the meaning of Stonewall and the impact of activism across generations. In these times of uncertainty, we share these excerpts from the volume, “What Brings You Queer Joy?” as a reminder why we fight on.   "Seeing others […]

Continuing our partnership with TransTech Social, they reached out to their network to identify an artist who would create the inaugural SNMVC Membership card. We are proud to introduce that artist: Ang Bennett (Instagram, TikTok) “In this painting, I reflect on the resiliency, strength, and courage of those who sparked a revolution on June 28, […]

19-year-old author and queer rights activist, Kyoka Shodladd, visited the SNMVC this month. Kyoka was instrumental in pushing for the legalization of same sex marriage in Thailand and even missed math class to witness the signing of the bill.