We have been in the fight for equality for over four decades, and we will contest any threat to our hard-won rights. Read More

In 1980, Aaron Fricke found himself in the headlines because he wanted to bring a boy as his high school prom date. Read More

Honoring LGBTQ+ women who have changed — and continue changing — the game. Read More

Honoring Black creatives, community organizers, and collectives that are shaping the present for a more just future. Read More

We keep fighting because we are committed to the long game. We fight with determination, because we know optimism is not a luxury, but a responsibility – to past generations on whose shoulders we stand and to next generations on whose futures hope hangs. Read More

As LGBTQ+ people, as with every community and constituency in this country, our fates are tied to the survival of our democracy. It is a ... Read More

The ability to be treated fairly and with dignity — whether at work, at school, when accessing healthcare or government-funded services, or doing routine things ... Read More

Honoring Native American and Indigenous activists and organizations that have continuously contributed to the fight for equality. Read More

Forty years into the HIV epidemic, we have the tools to end it. Will we? Read More

GLAD uses a combination of powerful legal, policy, and advocacy tools to advance racial, economic, and LGBTQ+ justice. Read More