Important LGBTQ+ Dates
Remember these dates throughout the month of June for Pride Month.
June 5: HIV Long-Term Survivors Day
Celebrates and honors long-term survivors of the epidemic and raises awareness of their needs, issues, and journeys.
June 12: Pulse Remembrance Day
Remembering the lives lost during the 2016 massacre in Orlando, Florida.
June 27: National HIV Testing Day
Encourages people to get tested for HIV, know their status, and get linked to care and treatment.
June 28: The Stonewall Riots Anniversary
Kicked off the modern LGBTQIA+ movement and recognizes the LGBTQIA+ uprising outside New York City’s Stonewall Inn on Christopher Street in 1968.
June 30 : Queer Youth Day
Proclaims a simple message to youth: Take pride in all of who you are, including your gender identity, sexuality, and ethnicity.
Booklists for Adults
Pride Month History
Browse library databases and other online documents to learn about Pride Month and LGBTQ+ History.
LGBTQ+ Resources from the Library of Congress
A list of curated resources from the arts and sciences, to civil right and government subjects.
LGBTQ+ Pride Month through the National Archives
The National Archives holds extensive records created or received by the U.S. Government on issues of sexual identity and rights.
Bringing the voices of LGBTQ+ history to life through intimate conversations with champions, heroes, and witnesses to history.
Pride History on Brittanica
Britannica's History of Pride
For Children & Teens
GAR: Pride
My Librarian: Learning Spanish for Kids
LGBTQ+ Book Group for Grades 6-12
My Librarian: Learning Spanish for Kids
Teen Pride Booklist
It's Pride Month
Teen Pride Booklist
LGBTQ+ Resources
Discover online resources, both local and national.
