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Welcome to Project Q Atlanta

Q is for queer. You already know that. Project Q Atlanta is much more.

The word itself symbolizes so much – a look into our identity, a slur directed at us that we now proudly reclaim, an indicator of who we share intimacy with, who we associate with, the prism through which we view our life.

For gay men, lesbians and all of those that make up our queer village, Project Q Atlanta is a distinctly queer take on the news, information, events, organizations — and the juicy dish and buzz that impacts our lives. It combines the authority of traditional journalism with the tone and sensibility of today that makes you feel right at home.

Being well informed used to be easy. There were a handful of places you would look to find news and resources about gay Atlanta and how it fit into the Big Gay World. But as we spread from one gayborhood to the suburbs and made our presence known in places big and small, news sources also expanded. Savvy queer audiences now get their news and information from sources as varied as newspapers, magazines, television, blogs, web portals, social networking sites, e-mail listserves and other online communities.

Project Q Atlanta aims to be a major part of your queer media diet by offering digestible news, community resources, perspectives and attitudes about and impacting gay Atlanta.

And serving up a queer media diet is no longer a one-way affair. We relish in an experience that connects, interacts and engages you. There are stories to tell and you should participate.

Like the word "queer" itself, Project Q Atlanta is evolved and stands for so much more. It’s a commitment to keep you informed and entertained while you go about living your life.

It’s gay. It’s today. It’s Atlanta.

About Us

Project Q Atlanta is a unit of Lead Editorial, an Atlanta-based editorial services company started by Matt Hennie in 2007.

Hennie, who also serves as managing editor of Project Q Atlanta, has been in journalism for 14 years. He was the editor of Southern Voice, a gay newsweekly based in Atlanta, for five years and was also a reporter for newspapers in metro Atlanta and South Carolina. You can also find him on Facebook.

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