The world has finally caught on to what we've always known… women are leading the charge in travel. But the headlines haven't quite caught up to the full story. Let us fill in the gaps.

Traveling with your people transforms the entire experience—here's why queer community on the road is more than nice to have, it's essential.

Danielle (Dee) René (she/her) is a multi-hyphenate storyteller who centers the Black Lesbian and Queer experience in her work as a writer, artist, and creative director.

Why firearm education is an act of self-love, community care, and reclaiming safety on our own terms.

Chandrika Francis (she/they) is the founder of Oshun Swim School, a healing-centered, Afro-Indigenous focused swim school dedicated to supporting BIPOC women and non-binary people in rebuilding their relationship with water, on their own terms and at their own pace.

We all know the fantasy of a vacation: a blissful escape where you can finally unplug, unwind, and just be. But for those of us living at the intersections of Blackness and queerness, our reality …

Mya “Mayy” Bennett is a licensed nail technician and multidisciplinary art enthusiast who seamlessly blends beauty, creativity, and healing into transformative experiences.

We all know the fantasy of a vacation: a blissful escape where you can finally unplug, unwind, and just be. But for those of us living at the intersections of Blackness and queerness, the reality of travel often involves …

Before you book that one-way ticket—five essential questions to ask yourself about community, safety, money, and what you're really searching for.

Your guide to packing like a pro: comfortable, stylish, and ready for anything the journey throws at you.

What Pauli Murray, James Baldwin, and Josephine Baker knew about freedom, distance, and choosing yourself first.

Talaya Robinson-Dancy (They/She) is a historian, educator, and event curator who thrives in spaces that center archival research, public history, and cultural organizing.

What started as a simple necessity became a global ritual of curiosity, trust, and connection. This story travels through barbershops across continents in search of a taper fade done right.

Taleala “Tee” Rivers is a 42-year-old mother, author, advocate, and proud member of the LGBTQ+ community whose journey embodies courage, authenticity, and radical self-love.

The return to "real life" after a transformative trip can feel like a crash. That bubble of joy, support, and effortless belonging seems to pop. This feeling has a name. Let's talk about it.

Kimberley Bush (KB, she/they) is the Executive Director of The DC LGBTQ+ Community Center, where she leads strategic initiatives that advance the health, wellness, and empowerment of LGBTQ+ individuals.

According to the USA Swimming Foundation, nearly 70% of African American adults report having low to no swimming ability. Let’s change this together :)

Have you ever had a boudoir photoshoot? This is an invitation to a healing practice. To see your nuances not as flaws to be hidden, but as the beautiful, textural landscape of a life well lived.

A Lesbifriends trip is intentionally designed as a sanctuary from this exhausting surveillance. Here, the focus shifts radically from how I am perceived to how I feel. In this gaze-free zone…

Ocean Long (she/her) is the founder of The L Table, a queer, lesbian-only dinner experience designed to create intentional spaces for connection, conversation, and community.