Lesbian Visibility Week USA kicks off on Monday, April 21 and this years theme is Celebrating Rainbow Families. Powered by Curve Foundation, a nonprofit championing lesbian and queer womens stories and culture, the week-long celebration includes events like the release of the 2025 Curve Power List, National Lesbian flag raisings, panels and a short film festival. Lesbian Visibility Week was founded by Linda Riley in 2020 to shine a light on the experiences of LGBTQ+ women and nonbinary people. Its about increasing visibility, building understanding, and creating a legacy of support for our community. Riley, the publisher and CEO ofDIVA Magazine, has long been a force in LGBTQ+ advocacy, with leadership roles at organizations like GLAAD, Stonewall Housing, and Diversity Role Models. Shes also served as the Labour Partys LGBT Diversity lead since 2017.The Curve Foundation leads Lesbian Visibility Week in the U.S. and is the only national nonprofit dedicated to uplifting LGBTQ+ womens culture and stories through an intergenerational lens. Curves programs center and celebrate the roles lesbians and queer women play in society, and the contributions we continue to make. The foundation is inspired by the work of Curve Magazine, launched in 1991 by Franco Stevens. Stevens reacquiredCurvemagazine in 2020 and gifted it to the Foundation to help amplify its mission and expand the reach of the brand.Want to learn more about Lesbian Visibility Week and how you can participate? Check out the activation pack and visit lesbianvisibilityweek.com.The post Lesbian Visibility Week 2025 kicks off with a slate of events appeared first on News Is Out.