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Our Sister’s Place Thrift Store & Client Services, a domestic violence service agency located in Tequesta, FL, has recognized drag superstar Melissa St. John with the organization’s highest honor, the Courage Award for 2025.
The Dalai Lama is quoted as saying: “Just as ripples spread out when a single pebble is dropped into water, the actions of individuals can have far-reaching effects.”
OutSFL is proud to join nine other news organizations in an initiative with Trusting News, aimed at fostering transparency around the use of AI in journalism. Supported by a grant from the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, this initiative will explore the effectiveness of in-story AI disclosures in building audience trust.
Join Grieco Ford of Fort Lauderdale and OUTSFL Newspaper & Magazine for two spectacular evenings dedicated to supporting LGBTQ college student scholarships.
OutSFL brought home three awards from the Florida Press Club’s annual Excellence in Journalism including first place in Headline Writing and Editorial Cartooning.
CJ Walden, Executive Editor of OutFAU, will be the second recipient of the Norm Kent LGBTQ Newsmaker Fund. The $750 scholarship is awarded to the OutFAU Executive Editor.
Capping what has arguably been the Year of Melissa St. John, the award-winning female illusionist has won Bronze recognition in the Best Local Drag Queen category by GayCities in their annual international “Best of GayCities 2024” competition.
OutSFL is thrilled to announce that we’ve officially joined BlueSky, an innovative social media platform designed for open and decentralized communication.
OutSFL has closed nominations for our South Florida's 2025 Most Eligible LGBTQ+ list.
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