Stories of real people being reported on by journalistic outlets, or voices that deserve amplifying
This year, GLAAD partnered with Google, Raquel Willis, and the Marsha P. Johnson Institute to produce a film spotlighting Marli Washington, a trans small business owner, and to debut some of the data showcasing how Americans are learning about the trans community.
Though LGBTQ people accounted for nearly 6 percent of the voting population in the 2018 midterm elections, the community has been widely left out of the conversation.
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.
Election day is fast approaching, and this election is gearing up to be the most important one of our lives, with so
Claim Our Space Now, a non-profit dedicated to emboldening urgent action to save Black lives, hosted its first of man
GLAAD worked closely with Xbox Game Studios and DONTNOD to create Tyler, the first playable transgender character in a game from a major studio.
The Republican National Convention starts Monday with the party’s delegates reporting in-person from Charlotte, North
GLAAD is releasing its guide for journalists covering the 2020 election, identifying key issues of the LGBTQ community. For LGBTQ people and queer people of color, this is the most consequential election of our lifetime.
For LGBTQ people and queer people of color, this is the most consequential election of our lifetime.
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