Qiongyu Huang

Aug 12, 2024 | eos.org | Qiongyu Huang |Akilah K. Alwan |Gaige Hunter Kerr |Alejandro Olvera

A translation of this article was made possible by a partnership with Planeteando. Una traducción de este artículo fue posible gracias a una asociación con Planeteando. En la última década, integrantes de la AGU y la AGQ—la comunidad de afinidad LGBTQIA2S+ de la AGU—ha sido testigo de la transformación emocional e inspiradora de nuestro espacio comunitario.

May 29, 2024 | eos.org | Qiongyu Huang |Akilah K. Alwan |Gaige Hunter Kerr |Alejandro Olvera

Over the past decade, members of AGU and AGQ—the LGBTQIA2S+ affinity community of AGU—have witnessed the emotional and inspiring transformation of our communal space. What began as gAyGU, an informal gathering of friends and colleagues that was largely invisible to official AGU channels and organized solely by word of mouth, has evolved into the current organization of AGQ, a recognized community that has sponsored panel discussions, networking pods, and reception events at AGU annual meetings.