GLAD has joined amicus briefs opposing new Department of Homeland Security regulations that upend the standards for determinations of who qualifies as a “public charge.” ... Read More

                    We are profoundly disturbed by the events surrounding the ‘Straight Pride’ parade in Boston on August 31, ... Read More

The LGBTQ community is at the U.S. Supreme Court again. This time it is about the basic principle of nondiscrimination at work—that you shouldn’t be ... Read More

After Winning a Landmark Case to be Housed According to Her Gender, Transgender Advocate Angelina Resto is Determined to Fight for Her Incarcerated and Formerly ... Read More

GLAD believes all young people should be valued and supported by their families, communities and our larger societal institutions. Yet, an astonishing number of young ... Read More

CONCORD, N.H. – On Friday, August 16, Governor Chris Sununu signed into law H.B. 608, a bill that extends gender identity discrimination protections to areas ... Read More

GLAD strongly opposes the proposed regulation that changes the interpretation of Section 1557 of the Affordable Healthcare Act that would eliminate existing critical protections for ... Read More

This weekend saw two more mass shootings in the U.S. – one in Dayton, OH and the other in El Paso, TX. While we have ... Read More

Gov. Baker’s administration has taken a further step in supporting transgender servicemembers in the MA National Guard. The Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS) ... Read More

In a friend-of-the-court brief, GLAD, NCLR and other LGBTQ equality organizations make the case that rolling back the understanding that discrimination against LGBTQ workers is ... Read More