This year we did 37 events, published more than 60 stories, and reached hundreds of thousands of people through our journalism.
The grant comes with entrance into an incubator program led by American Journalism Project that will help fulfill our mission as Arizona’s only LGBTQ+ investigative news outlet
From Proud Boys showing up at charity shows, to Kris Mayes' proposed rules to end a ban on gay male blood donation... here are the stories LOOKOUT published in April.
The news organization is calling on all news outlets to help build out its diversity database, in order to build trust in the community and among readers.
LOOKOUT did a lot last month, from radio spots to our first collab with another news outlet. In case you missed all of that, we compiled it all below for you.
An editorial message about Nashville...How the DOJ is working to address record low hate crime reports... and a new EYES ON THE STATE
Hobbs spoke at a gala this weekend for LGBTQ+ youth: "With me as your governor, you have not just an ally, but a champion."... A new "Eyes on the State"... and our next Listening Session is March 30.
From parents' perspectives on Drag Story Hour to ticketing inside prisons, here are the stories you might have missed from LOOKOUT. PLUS: a new Eyes on the State
From anti-LGBTQ+ legislation to abuse of a gay male couple in Queen Creek, here are all the things we published. ALSO... a NEW Eyes on the State!
Multiple bills aim to limit drag in front of children. But how Republicans have tried to define "drag" ropes in more than they are admitting.
Threats, homophobic slurs, and property damage is making this queer couple reconsider moving to Phoenix's most sprawling suburb.
The state's religious right has moved forward two of seven anti-LGBTQ+ bills that aim to limit queer people from the public. Protesters this weekend had words to say.
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