This digital humanities project collects and preserves oral histories of LGBTQ+ elders in the Denver area. Interviews are recorded, transcribed, and archived online for public access. The project ensures that personal stories, struggles, and triumphs are not lost and instead become part of the community’s collective memory

Pegasus Garden emerged from a community-driven initiative to reclaim a vacant lot, previously a site of illegal activities, and transform it into a vibrant communal space. Spearheaded by local resident Jennifer Grau, the project aimed to signal a connected, vibrant, and caring community. The garden features: A free book library, a tool shed for communal use raised garden beds, accessible to individuals in wheelchairs, spaces for campfires, potlucks, neighborhood meetings, youth activities, and free community concerts