Spirit Day wouldn’t be possible with every single one of us participating, so we offer thanks and appreciation for those real people who are spreading the word against bullying.
GLAAD is announces the recipients of its 2017 Rising Stars Grants at the GLAAD Gala San Francisco. Rising Stars Grants are awarded annually to LGBTQ youth and support initiatives that champion intersectional LGBTQ issues and equality for all.
LGBTQ youth were "shooketh" at the first ever LOVELOUD Festival... and that's a good thing.
The GLAAD Rising Star Grants Program celebrates young people’s commitment to enhancing LGBTQ representation within their communities and culture at large. The Rising Stars San Francisco Grants will honor young people who are accelerating acceptance for LGBTQ people in the fields of digital media, social media, and tech.
Learn how to become a media advocate by becoming a GLAAD Campus Ambassador for the 2017-2018 academic year!
With Equality Florida, GLAAD has created a resource for journalists on how to cover the yearly commemoration of the mass shooting at Pulse nightclub.
“The possibility of having someone draw a gun on me because they think I’m in the wrong bathroom is really terrifying.”
The San Francisco-based queer dance troop uses storytelling in performance to tackle issues of identity, conformity, and resistance.
In addition to national education and civil rights orgs, unions representing millions of educators are speaking up in support of transgender students across the country.
Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, Janelle Monae, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lawrence, Sia, Troye Sivan, and Laverne Cox are among the many artists standing up for LGBTQ Texans.
