Posts by Ross Murray, Senior Director, GLAAD Media Institute
Non-profits, large and small, are bringing #SpiritDay to the people
Spirit Day is lighting up social media, television, businesses, and probably even your local community purple. However, Spirit Day is a grassroots movement, with organizations large and small participating. Local community centers, youth organizations, statewide LGBTQ organizations, and so many more are going purple.
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Stories of LGBTQ survival in Jamaica featured at SXSW
A powerful new video premiered at South by Southwest Interactive highlights the stories, struggles, and resilience of the LGBTQ community in Jamaica.
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Photos: GLAAD celebrates Sydney Mardi Gras with Australian LGBTIQ community
GLAAD wrapped up its visit to Australia marching in the Sydney Mardi Gras Parade and sharing best practices with Australian LGBTIQ organizations.
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GLAAD moves from Melbourne to Sydney, focused on the intersection of media and the LGBTIQ movement
GLAAD’s work with the Australian LGBTIQ community continues, as we wrap up our time in Melbourne and head to Sydney.
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Global Voices: Australia kicks off with diverse LGBTIQ leaders in Melbourne
The GLAAD Global Voices journey to Australia kicked off with a series of meetings and trainings to with Melbourne’s LGBTIQ leaders to advance acceptance and support for LGBTIQ people.
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GLAAD set to share expertise, best practices in media advocacy on upcoming Australia trip
For the next two weeks, GLAAD will be on the ground with entertainment media professionals and LGBTQ advocates.
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28th Annual #glaadawards nominees lift up global voices
This year, several global voices are included in the GLAAD Media Awards nominees. These nominees bring visibility and understanding to the challenges and triumphs of LGBTQ people across the globe.
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Criminals no more: UK government pardons men convicted for being gay and bi
After over 600,000 people signed a GLAAD petition, the government of the United Kingdom has pardoned thousands of gay and bisexual men who were convicted under historical laws that criminalized people on the basis of sexual orientation.
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