Welcome to Queer PositiviTea!

Hosted by Corey Stork, LMSW, and Erik Smith, Queer PositiviTea is your biweekly roundup of uplifting LGBTQ+ news from around the world - with a splash of Southern sparkle. Each episode highlights affirming stories and features heartfelt interviews with Houston-based queer organizations and changemakers working to build a more vibrant, inclusive future.

In this episode, we speak with Paula Metz and Steven Amedeo from the Montrose Softball League Association as Houston gears up to host the Gay Softball World Series later this month. The event will bring over 2,000 LGBTQ+ individuals from nearly 200 teams to Houston for a week-long tournament, infusing the city with additional queer energy and spirit, and empowering every participant to "Be Someone."

Good News. Bold Voices. All Queer.

Welcome to Queer PositiviTea!

Hosted by Corey Stork, LMSW, and Erik Smith, Queer PositiviTea is your biweekly roundup of uplifting LGBTQ+ news from around the world - with a splash of Southern sparkle. Each episode highlights affirming stories and features heartfelt interviews with Houston-based queer organizations and changemakers working to build a more vibrant, inclusive future.

This episode features an interview with Carrie Rai, Executive Director of Tony's Place. Tony's Place is a non-profit organization in Houston dedicated to supporting and empowering LGBTQ+ youth, ages 14-25, by providing a safe space, key services, and valuable programming. The organization sees a vision of a future society where all LGBTQ+ youth are universally welcome, safe, and thriving.

Good News. Bold Voices. All Queer.

Welcome to Queer PositiviTea!

Hosted by Corey Stork, LMSW, and Erik Smith, Queer PositiviTea is your biweekly roundup of uplifting LGBTQ+ news from around the world - with a splash of Southern sparkle. Each episode highlights affirming stories and features heartfelt interviews with Houston-based queer organizations and changemakers working to build a more vibrant, inclusive future.

This episode features an interview with Jeffery Huynh, President of Houston Gaymers. Houston Gaymers is a highly active non-profit charity and community group that strives to bring together and provide a safe space for the LGBTQIA+ community and fellow video game enthusiasts through their online presence, community, and monthly meetups. This year, they have been highly active and intentional about engaging with the broader queer community and giving back through fundraising and other volunteer efforts.

Good News. Bold Voices. All Queer.