The Democratic National Committee rolled out a six-figure advertising campaign in LGBTQ publications across the nation, including locally OutSFL and HotSpots as well as Watermark in the Orlando/Tampa area.
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In an effort to engage with our readers, and provide timely updates to the local LGBTQ community, OutSFL is thrilled to announce the launch of its official WhatsApp channel.
In response to the alarming rise of anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric and actions across the political landscape, a groundbreaking coalition of 11 independent LGBTQ+ newsrooms has come together to form the Queer News Network (QNN). This initiative aims to provide in-depth and nuanced coverage of the 2024 General Election through an LGBTQ+ lens, ensuring that the voices and experiences of the community are at the forefront of political discourse.
OutSFL would like to congratulate all of this year’s nominees for our annual Your Choice Awards contest.
At this year’s Sunshine State Awards ceremony, Carter Mudgett won Coverage of LGBTQ Issues for his submission: River City Lifts The Rainbow Flag Amid Florida’s Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislative Crackdown.
This week, Out South Florida releases its second Out & Proud list inside its bimonthly magazine.
Several OutSFL writers won awards Aug. 17 during the annual Sunshine State Awards ceremony – this year taking place in Hollywood.
OutSFL won a first-place award in the annual Green Eyeshade Awards - a journalism contest covering 11 states across the Southern U.S.
OutFAU editor Mary Rasura was named a finalist in three categories in the annual Sunshine State Awards including College Journalist of the Year for her work at OutSFL and Florida Atlantic University’s student newspaper, the University Press.
Pride is something that has various meaning to each of us within the LGBTQ community, especially in the year of 2024. My first pride was in Fort Myers around 2002, when I was just a young gay boy living my life. Pride was a small event compared to the giant parties we have come to know and love in South Florida. With about 500 people from our community, we thrived to find family, friends, and our place in this world.
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