OutHistory. org is an innovative public history website dedicated to advancing LGBTQ historical research through high-quality, evidence-based content. Founded in 2008 by historian Jonathan Ned Katz, the platform serves as a vital resource for both LGBTQ and general audiences interested in exploring the rich tapestry of LGBTQ histories, particularly those that are under-represented.

OutHistory encourages community participation, inviting contributions from scholars, students, and independent researchers to foster a collaborative environment for discovering and recording LGBTQ narratives. The site features a variety of resources, including oral histories, timelines, and thematic collections that connect historical contexts across the United States and Canada, often in transnational frameworks. Supported by significant grants and collaborations, OutHistory has become a recognized leader in LGBTQ public history, earning awards such as the inaugural Allan Bérubé Prize.

Adapting to digital advancements, it continues to be an essential hub for education, research, and activism within LGBTQ communities. Engage with OutHistory to uncover, share, and contribute to this important historical dialogue