GLAD and NCLR are immensely grateful to transgender servicemembers—past, present, and future—and all who fought to end the ban. Read More

Our hearts are with Jim’s husband, Michael, and his children and family as we remember and celebrate him with gratitude. Read More

Vermont Supreme Court Justice Beth Robinson would become the first openly lesbian judge to serve on a U.S. appellate court. Read More

July 20, 2021 (AUGUSTA) – The Maine Senate adjourned for the session last night without taking up a proposal that would have banned transgender girls ... Read More

It is disappointing to see the board make the choice to close down Boston Pride rather than work with BIPOC transgender community leaders. Read More

The new law will provide youth in the juvenile justice system with the right to counsel and due process rights to seek alternatives to incarceration. Read More

The Supreme Court took a thoughtful and nuanced approach to the complex issue of student speech. Read More

GLAD and ADL's brief highlights the disproportionate impact emotional harm from bullying has on stigmatized groups including LGBTQ+ youth. Read More

GLAD welcomes this announcement from the State Department that recognizes and respects the realities of contemporary families and ensures equal treatment to children born to LGBTQ married parents with respect to citizenship. Read More

Boston deserves a Pride in which Black and POC LGBTQ+ community members have a strong voice in leadership and which works to address the issues causing harm to our community. Read More