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Meet the selected artist, Ari Campanella, who will create art for the LGBTQIA+ communities as part of the Public Art & Community Dialogue Program, sponsored by the DEI Core. Fred Hutch employees and the broader community are invited to be part of a dialogue that will center solidarity and inspire the final art that is displayed on our South Lake Union campus.
LGBTQIA+ people have had long, complex histories in the US healthcare system. From mismanagement of the AIDS epidemic to barriers to accessing care, from pathologizing identities to abusive "conversion therapy" practices, LGBTQIA+ people have experienced a wide range of problematic and harmful practices in seeking routine and necessary care. However, this is only part of the story - join us as LGBTQIA+ community members engage in dialogue around healing, in/visibility, and moving from surviving to thriving.