At a tearoom on Macdougal Street in Greenwich Village, a converted church in Toronto, a home in Detroit, women rolled out rugs and brought in chairs. They built places - sanctuaries: for queer people, for artists, for friends, for lovers. They did it before rainbow flags and marriage equality. Some did it loudly, some quietly. How did they build those spaces? How did they know who to open the door for? Kamryn follows their stories to discover how to build safe places in real time.

Featuring Kamryn Marck