Black History Month 2022: Recognizing Black LGBTQ+ Histories and Futures
Honoring Black creatives, community organizers, and collectives that are shaping the present for a more just future. 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
In friend-of-the-court brief, GLAD urged the Court to affirm the state’s nondiscrimination laws, including for LGBTQ people. Read More
GLAD executive Director Janson Wu issued a statement on the January 19 Senate vote on the Voting Rights Bill: “It is disgraceful and disheartening to see ... 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
GLAD welcomes the newest members of its Board of Directors: DEI Expert and Scholar Mark Brimhall-Vargas, Transhealth Northampton CEO Dallas Ducar, and Employment Attorney Beth ... Read More
On the anniversary of the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the United States Capitol, GLAD Executive Director Janson Wu issued a statement: “As LGBTQ+ people, as ... Read More
Today the first LGBTQ+ parents in Connecticut signed Acknowledgments of Parentage to secure equal legal protections for their children and families. Federal law requires states ... Read More
“Banned concepts” law unconstitutionally discourages discussions on race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, and gender identity in schools and public workplaces. Read More
The First Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed critical protection in state anti-bullying law: students who engage in bullying—and schools that overlook it—can be held accountable for the damaging mental health effects their behavior causes. Read More
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