

What is the theme for LGBT History Month 2025? LGBT+ History Month 2025 ? The theme for LGBT History Month 2025 is Activism and Social Change. Throughout history LGBT+ people have been activists and helped shape and create social change, advancing society for everyone. February is a poignant month in LGBT history. It was chosen for LGBT History Month to coincide with the abolition of Section 28 in 2003, a policy that prohibited the promotion of homosexuality.Why is LGBT History Month important? There are many reasons why LGBT History Month is important. From school to business, national to global politics, each sector benefits differently from the annual event. Discover why LGBT History Month is important in the workplace below: Remember those across the world who live without rights Learn about historic LGBTQ+ figures and events Encourage inclusivity and understanding in the workplace Remember how far we have come in the fight for equality Build a better world for young LGBTQ+ professionals
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- 01 Mar– Mercedes de Acosta (1893–1968), American poet, playwright & novelist
- 02 Mar– Renata Borgatti (1894–1964), Italian classical pianist
- 07 Mar– Eva Brunne (1954–), Swedish Lutheran bishop
- 07 Mar– Wanda Sykes, (1964–) American comedian, writer & actress
- 08 Mar – Una Vincenzo, Lady Troubridge (1887–1963), English sculptor & translator
- 09 Mar– Vita Sackville-West (1892–1962), English writer & poet
- 10 Mar– Jean Wyllys (1974–), Brazilian lecturer, journalist & politician
- 11 Mar– The Lady Chablis (1957–2016), American drag queen entertainer
- 11 Mar – Eudy Simelane (1977–2008), South African footballer
- 12 Mar– Patricia Campos Doménech (1977–), Spanish football coach & former naval fighter pilot
- 21 Mar – Rosie O'Donnell (1962–), American talk show host, stand-up comedian & actress
- 27 Mar– Pat Bond (1925–1990), American actress
- 27 Mar– Margarethe Cammermeyer (1942–), Norwegian-American colonel, nurse & gay rights activist
- 31 Mar– Camille Cabral (1944–), French-Brazilian politician, dermatologist & transgender rights advocate