Opaline is a publication of Arttitude that publishes an annual issue featuring short fiction, poetry, drama, personal essays, and visual art from those whose voices have been silenced by traditional media. Opaline believes in shining a light on the narratives of those marginalized in American culture and throughout the world. By publishing works that celebrate the intersecting identities of LGBTQ+, women, people with disabilities, immigrants, and other minority identities, Opaline works to create positive social and political change.

MaricónX is an ART CONCEPT that creates a safe space for local LGBTQIA Latinx artist to share their art and create dialogue in regards to issues that are affecting their communities. The Maricón traveling shows feature two-dimensional (2-D) and three-dimensional (3-D) based art from LGBTQ+ Latinx artists. For the purposes of the shows, Maricón is defined not as an offensive term but as a unifying term. Through art-making by LGBTQ+ Latinx artists, such issues surrounding identity, culture, religion, media, politics, social climates, and sexual and gender identity can progress toward a dialogue rather than a debate. Artists are encouraged to investigate their relationship, history and understanding regarding Queer Latinx issues past and/or present that aid them in their creative process. The art shows challenge misinformation, making the ignored and stereotyped visible.

Transpose is a film documentary that explores the extraordinary challenges and triumphs of transgender people as they transition from the gender assigned to them at birth to living the life that they have envisioned for themselves whether as a transgender man or transgender woman. Transpose is a collection of powerful stories of individuals who choose to determine the course of their life, regardless of the difficult path of transition.