Want to bring All We’ve Got to your community, college, or workplace? Learn more here. Cine Trianon in Athens, Greece (organized by Lesbians on the Verge)April 10, 2025 at 9:30pm Oberlin College in Oberlin, OH (Private Screening)April 1, 2025 at 7:00pm Lamplighter Lounge in Memphis, TNMarch 20, 2024 at 7:30pm Circa Queer Histories Festival (screening …
I am absolutely thrilled to announce that All We’ve Got will have its world premiere, here in New York City (home to two of the spaces featured in the film, and the city where the Trans Ladies Picnics began) at NewFest, the city’s LGBTQ film festival. And you can now get tickets to one (or …
As a first-time filmmaker I was prepared to self-distribute this project, focusing my goals on reaching communities around the country and beyond in order to participate in conversations about why community and space matters not just for LGBTQI people, but also for any marginalized group. And so I couldn’t be more thrilled to announce that …
People regularly ask me about accessing LGBTQ women’s herstory when I talk to them about the project, because it can be challenging to find good accounts of queer history, particularly when it comes to female-identified folks. So I’m listing some of the best sources that I have come to know through my own research for …
I know from experience that it can often seem like there’s not much media out there about LGBTQ women, but in my time working on this doc, I’ve come across a growing number of docs that offer glimpses into different communities. This list is in no way exhaustive, it’s just a running list of things …
I’m excited to announce that All We’ve Got is now in the rough cut stage. That means we’ve completed a working draft of the film and will be working on refining the story in the months ahead. In addition, we’ve made an important addition to the team. Artist and archivist Jillian Brodie is helping to sort through …
Since starting this project, I’ve noticed more and more projects to map LGBTQ spaces – even the National Parks Service is getting in on the game. Truth be told, I was even planning to make a map a big part of this project, which may still happen, but it’s also been fascinating to watch as so …
Throughout this process, being able to speak to, learn from, and ask questions of people with expertise and in-depth personal experience in lesbian and queer community, as well as filmmaking, has been invaluable.
A friend of mine here in New York is working on an upcoming performance and used Facebook to crowdsource the names of lesbian and queer bars past and present. An avalanche of responses poured in, and with her permission, I am embedding her post so you can see people’s replies. And feel free to add …
Hello! I wanted to post a quick update to let everyone know how things are going with the project. First, we’ve got a new name for the project – ALL WE’VE GOT. We think it really captures both an expansive sense of the work, history, and opportunities for abundance and connection that queer women’s space …