Miloh Oliveira

In this engaging oral history, Miloh Oliveira—a non-binary, queer student at Boise State—reflects on their lived experience navigating identity, advocacy, and community in Idaho. Miloh discusses the challenges of growing up in North Idaho, contrasts queer visibility in Boise and Portland, and recounts efforts to improve LGBTQ+ inclusion in campus housing, orientation, and student life. They share insights into intergenerational queer connections, the importance of preserving LGBTQ+ history, and the impact of polarization and anti-trans legislation. Oliveira emphasizes the power of small actions, digital networks, and collective care in sustaining queer resilience and community today.