For #GivingTuesday, we asked our GLAD Answers Volunteers why they give their time to GLAD. We want to know why you give your time, talent, and support ... Read More

The scenes by now seem familiar. Activists blocking traffic at busy city intersections with locked arms, chanting “We’re fired up. We won’t take it anymore.” ... Read More

November 20 is Transgender Day of Remembrance, when we remember the transgender individuals who have been murdered in the past year. It has been a ... Read More

GLAD is seeking individuals with a strong desire to make meaningful contributions to LGBTQ and HIV+ communities to join our Public Affairs & Education Internship ... Read More

Going back to school after a long summer can be an exciting time for young people; they get to see their friends again, and get ... Read More

I learned something new last Saturday afternoon. As I sat in a warm, sunny room listening to GLAD’s 2015 Spirit of Justice Honoree Jennifer Finney ... Read More

When I first started dating my husband Adam, he had just broken up with a woman. It was my first time dating someone bisexual, and ... Read More

Last Thursday, Massachusetts again broke ground for LGBT rights — this time by releasing recommendations developed by its legislatively created Commission on LGBT Aging, the first statewide ... Read More

This piece is also posted at HuffPost Gay Voices In the wake of the arrests of the CEO and several employees of Rentboy.com for federal charges of racketeering ... Read More

Oftentimes we at GLAD hear from parents of LGBTQ youth who have been told that the school cannot disclose any disciplinary steps they have taken ... Read More