LGBTQ acronyms change often and can be confusing. To better understand what each letter means, check out GLAAD's Glossary of LGBTQ Terms.
The OUTsiders Guide contains frequently asked questions (FAQs), social media policies, uniform guidance, and information for planning Pride events.
June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month. The National Park Service and the LGBTQ+ Employee Resource Group recognize Pride Month with events open to all employees. June is the anniversary of the 1969 uprising at Stonewall Inn in New York City’s Greenwich Village. It’s a chance to learn about and commemorate the history and heritage of lesbian,
The Pride Guide provides discussion questions and activities related to the NPS LGBTQ+ Theme Study, along with summaries of each chapter.
Rangers at Golden Gate National Recreation Area worked with partners to create a climate change training with inclusion and diversity in mind.
An inclusive, equity-based reference for public history practioners. Includes hot topics and critical perspectives to make your work more accessible.
In this resource, learn how to send invites to volunteers and partners so they can join the CLP.
Promising practices for engaging diverse youth and their families in national parks.
This guidance is for archeologists who are working with educators to create lesson plans that use archeological artifacts and 3D technology.
This recorded webinar provides helpful tips and tricks to ensure that the content of your agency's social media is accessible to those with disabilities.
The Federal Social Media Accessibility Toolkit provides best practices and tips on ensuring that all social media content is accessible to everyone.
This video series highlights the National Park Service's unique position on responding to climate change and connecting with the public.