Pride Center at UW-Green Bay, Sheboygan Campus

Pride Center focuses on social justice, education, leadership and health initiatives for LGBTQ+ students, employees, alumni and community.

Due to COVID-19, the Pride Center will have all events, social/support groups, and contacts in-person with a mask. There are many social/support groups, events and resources available this semester-we are running full strength via Microsoft Teams and in-person (while masked) events. Check out this page for details and updates. The Pride Center offers educational presentations for classroo

03/23/2023

SAVE THE DATE: 2023 Sheboygan Pride Picnic, Saturday, June 24, Noon-6:00pm at City Green. Get ready for another incredible day of entertainment, food, vendors, and community. We can't wait to celebrate with you.

And just like last year, there will be an after party at Paradigm!

Looking to be involved?

Reach out to: [email protected]

or join our mailing list: https://www.sheboyganlgbtqalliance.org/support

03/09/2023

In March, we celebrate Women's History Month - check out these phenomenal humans as assembled by our amazing Pride Center Intern team! Meet: Janelle Monae! πŸ™‚

03/09/2023

Women's History Month Resources put together by our amazing Pride Center Student Intern Team! :D

03/01/2023

Black History Month Feature: Miss Major Griffin-Gracy!

02/10/2023

Black History Month Feature: Bob the Drag Queen!

02/09/2023

Here's our Safe Ally Training Schedule for January - June, 2023. Tell your friends. Its FREE and open to the public. Sign up with QR code or email us at: [email protected]

02/07/2023

FEBRUARY IS BLACK HISTORY MONTH! Check out the events happening at UWGB! :D

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/25/2022

FINAL WEEK OF TRIVIA, PLAY ALONG - WIN PRIZES!!!
October is LGBTQIA2S+ History Month! Let's play some trivia that our lovely interns put together! Every week, we will post 10 new questions - pub trivia style! To participate, please email: [email protected] to win a fabulous prize!

Winners will be announced this Friday right before our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen!!! πŸ˜ƒ

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/25/2022

Our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen is THIS FRIDAY! Please mark: Friday - October 28, 2022 on your calendars! 8PM-10PM in the Weidner Center!

The show is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! We are however collecting donations for our campus cupboard, which serves our students here on campus. Please consider bringing a toiletry item, cleaning product or non-perishable food item if you're able.
Attend the show and see 5 fabulous performers!

Freddie Fahrenheit will be there! We hope YOU can make it! Please come and see our show - its going to be FUN and its for a good cause!

This is Freddie's fourth appearance at Hallowqueen! Hope to see YOU there! Bring your friends and family for this family-friendly drag show! We have 1,400 seats in the Weidner! First come, first serve! πŸ˜ƒ

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/22/2022

Our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen less than ONE week away! Please mark: Friday - October 28, 2022 on your calendars! 8PM-10PM in the Weidner Center!

The show is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! We are however collecting donations for our campus cupboard, which serves our students here on campus. Please consider bringing a toiletry item, cleaning product or non-perishable food item if you're able.
Attend the show and see 5 fabulous performers!

Goldie Adams will be there! We hope YOU can make it! Please come and see our show - its going to be FUN and its for a good cause!

Tune in later this week as we feature our final Hallowqueen performer in the lineup. Hope to see YOU there! Bring your friends and family for this family-friendly drag show! We have 1,400 seats in the Weidner! First come, first serve! πŸ˜ƒ

10/22/2022

If you see this awesome human: Kylie Heling - give a hearty congratulations for being the Student of the Week of October 24, 2022 - for the Pride Center! Way to go! Your passion for graphic design does not go unnoticed! πŸ˜ƒ

If you see this awesome human: Kylie Heling - give a hearty congratulations for being the Student of the Week of October 24, 2022 - for the Pride Center! Way to go! Your passion for graphic design does not go unnoticed! :D

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/18/2022

Our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen less than TWO weeks away! Please mark: Friday - October 28, 2022 on your calendars! 8PM-10PM in the Weidner Center!

The show is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! We are however collecting donations for our campus cupboard, which serves our students here on campus. Please consider bringing a toiletry item, cleaning product or non-perishable food item if you're able.
Attend the show and see 5 fabulous performers!
Maple Veneer will be there! We hope YOU can make it! Please come and see our show - its going to be FUN and its for a good cause!

Tune in every week as we feature our Hallowqueen performers. Hope to see YOU there! Bring your friends and family for this family-friendly drag show! We have 1,400 seats in the Weidner! First come, first serve! πŸ˜ƒ

10/18/2022

WEEK THREE OF FOUR OF TRIVIA, PLAY ALONG - WIN PRIZES!!!
October is LGBTQIA2S+ History Month! Let's play some trivia that our lovely interns put together! Every week, we will post 10 new questions - pub trivia style! To participate, please email: [email protected] to win a fabulous prize!

Winners will be announced the last week in October right before our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen!!! πŸ˜ƒ

11 facts about the Wisconsin LGBTQ community you might not have known, until now 10/18/2022

Its LGBTQIA2S+ History Month. Check out some of Wisconsin's history here:

11 facts about the Wisconsin LGBTQ community you might not have known, until now Wisconsin has a rich history of LGBTQ advocacy, but little is widely known. Here are 11 facts.

Milwaukee's Black Nite tavern set to become the first LGBTQ landmark in county history 10/18/2022

Check this out! πŸ˜ƒ

Milwaukee's Black Nite tavern set to become the first LGBTQ landmark in county history Chairman of the Milwaukee County Landmarks Committee, Randy Bryant, told the Journal Sentinel "it's going to happen."

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/12/2022

Our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen is a short THREE weeks away! Please mark: Friday - October 28, 2022 on your calendars! 8PM-10PM in the Weidner Center!

The show is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! We are however collecting donations for our campus cupboard, which serves our students here on campus. Please consider bringing a toiletry item, cleaning product or non-perishable food item if you're able.
Attend the show and see 5 fabulous performers! Madame Tuck will be there! We hope YOU can make it! Please come and see our show - its going to be FUN and its for a good cause!

Tune in every week as we feature our Hallowqueen performers. Hope to see YOU there! Bring your friends and family for this family-friendly drag show! We have 1,400 seats in the Weidner! First come, first serve! πŸ˜ƒ

10/12/2022

WEEK TWO OF FOUR OF TRIVIA, PLAY ALONG - WIN PRIZES!!!

October is LGBTQIA2S+ History Month! Let's play some trivia that our lovely interns put together! Every week, we will post 10 new questions - pub trivia style! To participate, please email: [email protected] to win a fabulous prize!

Winners will be announced the last week in October right before our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen!!! πŸ˜ƒ

WEEK TWO OF FOUR OF TRIVIA, PLAY ALONG - WIN PRIZES!!!

October is LGBTQIA2S+ History Month! Let's play some trivia that our lovely interns put together! Every week, we will post 10 new questions - pub trivia style! To participate, please email: [email protected] to win a fabulous prize!
Winners will be announced the last week in October right before our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen!!! πŸ˜ƒ

10/12/2022
A Living History of the LGBT Movement Since The 1800s 10/12/2022

Happy LGBTQIA2S+ History Month!

A Living History of the LGBT Movement Since The 1800s In collaboration with AARP, we present "A of the LGBT Movement" powered by AARP - a storytelling series honoring past, present and future hero...

10/11/2022

Today is National Coming Out Day - started on this day 34 years ago in 1988! Happy Coming Out Day!

"National Coming Out Day was founded on October 11, 1988 - by Robert Eichsberg & Jean O’Leary, marking the anniversary of the 1987 March on Washington for Le***an & Gay Rights - aimed at showing the public that LGBT people are everywhere.

Eichsberg, who died in 1995 of complications from AIDS, said, 'Most people think they don’t know anyone Gay or Le***an, and in fact everybody does. It is imperative that we come out and let people know who we are and disabuse them of their fears and stereotypes.'

And that is the point of National Coming Out Day – to let people see us, who we are, people they already like, know, and respect – who happen to be Gay, Le***an, Bisexual, or Transgender. That is our strongest tool in the movement toward full human rights."

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/11/2022

If you see Joe Torres, congratulate him on all the excellent work he does in both the Pride Center and First Nations Studies Department at UWGB! Thank you Joe for all of your contributions to our campus. We are so glad we get to work with you again this year! πŸ’œ

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/10/2022
10/10/2022

Happy Indigenous People's Day - 2022!

Today is Indigenous Peoples' Day!

The place we now call Wisconsin is the ancestral land of many Native nations who call this place home, and we are honored to be a place of stories, memory, and living tradition for all. Today, Wisconsin is home to twelve Native nations.

Indigenous people are an inextricable part of Wisconsin’s past and present, and yet, in so many damaging ways, they have been missing from the stories we tell. There are no references to Indigenous people on our state flag, for example. We too often talk about pioneers coming to this state without acknowledging the violent removal of Indigenous people that made European immigration possible. And often history lessons fail to communicate that people of Native nations are not just part of the past β€” they are a crucial part of Wisconsin today!

We take this day to acknowledge the Indigenous people of Wisconsin, the past, current, and future stewards of this land we stand on.

To learn more about American Indians in Wisconsin, check out https://wisconsinfirstnations.org/

πŸ“·: Map of Wisconsin First Nations β€” Treaty lands in 1800 and present-day tribal lands: Wisconsinfirstnations.org

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/04/2022

Our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen is a short FOUR weeks away! Please mark: Friday - October 28, 2022 on your calendars! 8PM-10PM in the Weidner Center!

The show is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! We are however collecting donations for our campus cupboard, which serves our students here on campus. Please consider bringing a toiletry item, cleaning product or non-perishable food item if you're able.
You're in for a real treat with our lovely MC - Milwaukee's own: Karen Valentine. Please come and see our show - its going to be FUN and its for a good cause!

Tune in every week as we feature our Hallowqueen performers. Hope to see YOU there! Bring your friends and family for this family-friendly drag show! We have 1,400 seats in the Weidner! First come, first serve! πŸ˜ƒ

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/04/2022

Happy LGBTQIA2S+ History Month - 2022!

We recommend checking this book out on Wisconsin LGBTQ history by R. Richard Wagner. He was here a few years ago at UWGB and did a terrific presentation on campus. There is also a second volume we have featured in the pics below.

Synopsis taken from the lovely folks at the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project - an awesome group to follow for history: In 2019, Madison LGBT activist and author R. Richard Wagner published the book "We've Been Here All Along", the first of two groundbreaking books. This first volume provides an illuminating and nuanced picture of Wisconsin's early gay history from the reporting on the Oscar Wilde trials of 1895 to the landmark Stonewall Riots of 1969. Throughout these decades, gay Wisconsinites developed identities, created support networks, and found ways to thrive in their communities despite various forms of suppression--from the anti-vice crusades of the early twentieth century, to the post-war labeling of homosexuality as an illness, to the Lavender Scare of the 1950s.

The book was published by Wisconsin Historical Society Press.
Wagner followed up on this book with another book in mid-2020. "Coming Out, Moving Forward: Wisconsin's Recent Gay History", which outlined the challenges that LGBT Wisconsinites faced in their efforts to right past oppression and secure equality in the post-Stonewall period between 1969 and 2000. During this era, Wisconsin made history as the first state to enact a gay rights law prohibiting discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations on the basis of sexual orientation. It also became the first state to elect three openly gay/lesbian persons to Congress.

Sadly, R. Richard Wagner passed away in 2021, so if he had another book in mind, it will not come to pass. His two books however are an invaluable resource documenting critical parts of Wisconsin's LGBTQ development and history.

Photos from UWGB Pride Center's post 10/04/2022

October is LGBTQIA2S+ History Month! Let's play some trivia that our lovely interns put together! Every week, we will post 10 new questions - pub trivia style! To participate, please email: [email protected] to win a fabulous prize!

Winners will be announced the last week in October right before our 4th Annual Drag Show: Hallowqueen!!! πŸ˜ƒ

09/26/2022

Do you like trivia? Well, October is National LGBTQIA2S+ History Month. Our lovely interns have been diligently working to find some fun history questions for you to try your hand at! Fun prizes for students! Certificates for those who place in top 3 - which is fun! The Public can participate too. So, let's all play a game! πŸ˜ƒ

Do you like trivia? Well, October is National LGBTQIA2S+ History Month. Our lovely interns have been diligently working to find some fun history questions for you to try your hand at! Fun prizes for students! Certificates for those who place in top 3 - which is fun! The Public can participate too. So, let's all play a game! :D

09/26/2022

Come see the amazing Madame Tuck read children's books on the 4th floor of the Cofrin Library on the UWGB - Green Bay Campus. FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! πŸ˜ƒ

Come see the amazing Madame Tuck read children's books on the 4th floor of the Cofrin Library on the UWGB - Green Bay Campus. FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! :D

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