Posts by GLAAD
GLAAD & over 50 LGBTQ, HIV/AIDS, and public health organizations demand Facebook remove ads promoting dangerous and false information about HIV prevention
GLAAD, in partnership with the PrEP4All Collaboration and over 50 LGBTQ, HIV/AIDS, and public health organizations, released a public letter today addressed to Facebook Chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg calling on Facebook to remove dangerous and m
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West Virginia Public Library Pulls and Attempts to Ban LGBTQ Children’s Book
The Upshur County Public Library Board is scheduled to hold a formal review on Wednesday, November 20, to decide whether or not the children’s book, Prince & Knight, should remain banned from the library due to its LGBTQ content.
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Major League Baseball supports LGBTQ youth in a big way and the New York Yankees welcome GLAAD Campus Ambassadors to Aaron Judge’s Chambers for Spirit Day
Learn how Major League Baseball took the lead on inclusion and support for LGBTQ youth on Spirit Day.
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Pantene reminds LGBTQ youth they're beautiful for Spirit Day and National Coming Out Day
Pantene is standing up against bullying and for LGBTQ youth in a major way this Spirit Day.
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Johnson & Johnson Donates a Photo to stand up against bullying
Johnson & Johnson is one of the sponsors for Spirit Day, the world’s most visible LGBTQ anti-bullying campaign. This year, they’re supporting through the Donate a Photo campaign.
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Kirkland & Ellis stands up against bullying for Spirit Day for seventh year in a row
Kirkland & Ellis announced that it will sponsor Spirit Day for the seventh year in a row.
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Wells Fargo lights Charlotte up purple and stands up against bullying for Spirit Day
Wells Fargo is once again a sponsor of Spirit Day, the world’s largest and most visible LGBTQ anti-bullying-campaign. Thousands of Wells Fargo employees wear purple around the world to show their solidarity with LGBTQ youth.
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CNBC Supports LGBTQ Youth and Stands Against Bullying for the 10th Year
Spirit Day started in 2010 and one of the anti-bullying campaign's earliest supporters was CNBC. CNBC has participated each year and is once again leading news networks with its participation!
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