Profiles of Alamance Pride
These blog posts were written by students in an Elon University First Year Writing course. For the course, students wrote profiles of people, places, and events that contribute to LGBTQ+ life in Alamance County
The Gender and LGBTQ+ Center at Elon University
The Gender and LGBTQIA Center (GLC) at Elon University is more than an office; it’s a space where people can find community, resources, and a sense of belonging.
The Charles Drew Community Clinic and Gender Affirming Care
The Charles Drew Community Health Clinic is more than a place to receive medical care, it’s a space where patients of all identities can feel supported in their healthcare journeys.
Mel Ah Mu: Finding Light in the Red
Mel Ah Mu: From growing up across different cultures to navigating racism, homophobia, and religious rejection, Mel Ah Mu has learned how to find her community.
Alamance Community College Instructor Helps Advance LGBTQ+ Inclusivity in Alamance County
Professor at Alamance Community College create space for LGBTQ+ students at the school.
From Local Stories to Lasting Change: César Velázquez Felipe
César Velázquez Felipe: a journalist and community advocate dedicated to serving his community.
Feminist Elon Professor Makes Gender Studies Approachable
Dr. Lauren Guilmette: an Elon University professor whose passion for teaching extends beyond the classroom.
Art and Community: 64 Harvard
64 Harvard is more than an art and framing shop, it’s a creative refuge where community, identity, and self-expression thrive.
Elon Community Church Welcomes All
For more than a decade, the Elon Community Church (ECC) had made LGBTQ+ inclusion part of its identity.