Wikipedia:WikiProject LGBTQ+ studies

About WP:LGBTQ+

Welcome to WikiProject LGBTQ+ studies! We're a group of editors who aim to improve Wikipedia's coverage of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) topics, including queer studies. WP:LGBTQ+ brings together Wikipedians of all sexual orientations, gender identities, geographic locations, and personal backgrounds to collaborate on expanding and improving LGBTQ+ content across Wikipedia.

The scope of WP:LGBTQ+ includes:

1. Identifying and categorizing LGBTQ+ articles on Wikipedia
2. Developing and applying standards for assessing LGBTQ+ articles
3. Improving existing LGBTQ+ articles and ensuring they are in-line with Wikipedia's standards and policies
4. Identifying notable LGBTQ+ topics not yet included in Wikipedia and creating articles for them
5. Identifying and developing standardized tables, templates and categorization schemes for LGBTQ+ articles
6. Identifying potential material that may be transwikied — (i.e. collect information for possible high-quality LGBTQ+ textbooks for Wikibooks)
7. Maintaining Portal:LGBTQ

This project does not extol any point of view, political or otherwise, other than that of a neutral documentarian.

As of August 21, 2026^[update], over 44,000 articles, lists and other elements bear the Project banner.

Talk

Joining the discussion at WT:LGBTQ+ is a great way to get started. Ask questions, suggest articles for creation or improvement, and connect with other WP:LGBTQ+ participants. Anyone with an interest in improving LGBTQ+ content on Wikipedia is free to participate.

For Discord users, the channel #wplgbt exists on the Wikipedia:Discord community server as a place to facilitate real-time discussion and conversation.

Collaboration

At Collaboration, you can find a list of WP:LGBTQ+ participants and task groups.

• Anyone with a Wikipedia user account—regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity—is free to participate in the WikiProject. You can sign up at the participants list, but that is not a requirement to start contributing.
• If you know another language besides English, please consider adding your name to our List of Translators.
• The Person Task Force is a working group dedicated to ensuring quality and coverage of biography articles of LGBTQ persons.

Editing

Visit Editing for tools to help create, assess, and improve articles on LGBTQ+ topics.

• WP:LGBTQ+/Scope: When and how to tag articles for WP:LGBTQ+
• WP:LGBTQ+/Assessment: Assessing article quality recognizes excellent contributions and identifies topics in need of further work
• WP:LGBTQ+/Advice: Style guide for writing about LGBTQ+ topics
• WP:LGBTQ+/Resources: External sites useful for research LGBTQ+ content

Reports Alerts Assessment Watchlist Articles up for deletion Cleanup Alerts – Lists active discussions for all project-tagged articles, including proposed moves and deletions, requests for comment, and nominations for featured content. Bot-updated daily. Assessment – Lists changes to the quality assessment for all project-tagged articles. Can be used to review when articles are added to or removed from the project's scope. Bot-updated daily. Watchlist – Shows recent changes to all articles linked from WP:LGBTQ+/Watchlist. Articles up for deletion – Shows recent articles in the WikiProject nominated for deletion. Cleanup – All project-tagged articles with maintenance templates. Bot-updated weekly. Article lists Core Vital Popular Drafts New Core – A collection of 120 articles of fundamental importance to the project's mandate. Vital – Project-tagged articles that have been identified as vital at WP:VITAL. Popular – The 500 most-viewed project-tagged articles. Bot-updated monthly. Drafts – A category containing all project-tagged draft articles. New – Search results for articles that match LGBTQ+ search terms. These may be reviewed to determine if they are in-scope. See WP:LGBTQ+/Editing for more.

Alerts

This report updates daily with proposed moves, deletions, and requests for comment on articles in the WikiProject's scope.

Showcase

The Showcase highlights great LGBTQ+ content on Wikipedia and celebrates WP:LGBTQ+ achievements.

References

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