Why LGBT+ inclusive Curriculum?

EQUITY. For LGBT+ youth, learning the history of LGBT+ people shows they are not alone and that others like them have played a vital role in our nation and world.
INCLUSION. For non-LGBT+ identifying youth, learning a more accurate and inclusive history develops an appreciation of human diversity – which in turn creates safer, healthier schools.
IMPACT. A history that includes LGBT+ people means that everyone can see themselves in the leaders of the past, which empowers all and creates a rising generation of safer, healthier, more productive students that see everyone as worth understanding and knowing.
We strive to represent and respect all identities in everything we do. The use of LGBT+ reflects the rapidly expanding language associated with our work as an education 501(c)3 non-profit organization. LGBT+ includes, in addition to the enumerated LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans), queer, non-binary, intersex, and more.

About Us

Our work, why we do it, and how you can get involved

Educator Resources

We develop high-quality LGBT+-focused resources to help teachers present a more well-rounded reflection of the history that has shaped laws, policies, and today’s cultural practices.

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A New Method

HUE’s Inquiry EduSystem™ and strategies for infusion give educators the tools to help students critically examine LGBT+ history within a broader historical context.

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Teacher Enrichment

We provide K-12 educators with a variety of professional services: on site trainings, UnErased! Webinars, online training, and district conferences.

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Core Values

We Believe that a great teacher changes a student’s life forever, that today’s youth deserve an inclusive history, and that the right stories create a harmonious world.

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Surveys & Stats

Despite undeniable advancements for LGBT+ equality, the statistics relating to LGBT+ youth and risk behaviors, homelessness, and dropout rates are worsening.

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Important Note

HUE’s mission impacts us all: students, parents, educators, and each and every member of our community. And we have a special message from HUE to each of you.

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Online Trainings

Join our weekly 20-30 minute webinars that introduce methods and strategies to introduce LGBT-inclusive content.

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HUE provides educators with an invaluable and indispensable resource: the tools with which to become truly inclusive and affirming of all students.

Robert DeLossa, Academic Chair for Social Studies

Learning about HUE gives me hope that the next generation will know that different does not mean bad.

Joey Banh, Entrepreneur

Everyone needs to learn LGBT history. This is so important to fight discrimination and make sure everyone is treated the same no matter who they are, what country they come from, or what color they are.

Mohammad Alani, History UnErased Student

The world we live in is complex and diverse and its history shouldn’t be seen through only one lens. History has to be reflective and representative of all people.

Cynthia Archila, University Student

Incorporating a more diverse curriculum will help future generations be more accepting. As a queer woman, I am so grateful that HUE exists to help make that happen.

Em Russell, University Student