Bisexual+ Visibility Day (sometimes known as Celebrate Bisexuality+ Day) takes place on September 23rd, to honor the Bisexual+ community. It is also the last day of BiWeek. Check out some of the work that GLAAD did to celebrate BiWeek 2020.
On Bisexual Visibility Day, we not only applaud the visibility of out bisexual+ people, but we call attention to the
For this year's #BiWeek, I wanted to shine a spotlight on four bisexual characters who have been favorites of mine personally. Let us know who some of your favorite bi+ characters are!
Despite working at GLAAD, I know I still have work to do every day to be a better ally to bisexual+ people. Here are some questions I ask to check myself and make sure I am being the best ally I can be.
Yesterday, I was thrilled to host the GLAAD Media Institute’s Medi
The GLAAD Media Institute has announced their Fall course catalogue—all free and open to any activist or advocate who wants to learn GLAAD’s best practices to make their voice heard. Check out the calendar here.
GLAAD's Rising Stars 20 Under 20 list spotlights twenty young LGBTQ people who are shaping the future of media and activism.
...the process of coming out is continuous.
In all of my TV watching, I have never watched something quite like Schitt’s Creek.
I appreciate AYTO because it depicts the process of becoming increasingly comfortable and confident in yourself.
