June 23, 2021
RSVP Now: Advocacy in Action: LGBTQ Youth and Faith Panel
In honor of Queer Youth of Faith Day, on Wednesday, June 30th at 4pm ET, GLAAD is convening interfaith youth leadersh
Religion and Faith
News of LGBT and allied people of faith, and stories that show the ways in which people of faith interact with the LGBT community
Guest Post: My queerness and identity as a Muslim rarely sit at the same table - and I want that to change
When I tell people that I’m queer, I’m typically bombarded with a cacophany of questions.
Made, Known, Loved is a powerful guide to LGBTQ youth-inclusive ministry
GLAAD’s Senior Director of the GLAAD Media Institute, Ross Murray, is celebrating the release of his first book, Made, Known, Loved: Developing LGBTQ-Inclusive Youth Ministry.
July 24, 2020
Second Samuel unveils both bigotry and acceptance in small-town America
Second Samuel is a film based off the stage play of the same name about a small conservative Southern town that is rocked by the passing of beloved community member Miss Tris Gertrude.
June 29, 2020
Sounds of Pride 2020
Whether you are staying safe at home or braving the outside world with your mask in tow at the end of this Pride month, GLAAD would love to introduce you to some new LGBTQ summer songs written by GLAAD Media Institute alumni and friends of GLAAD.
May 7, 2020
Jamie Lee Curtis to direct and star in Lifetime movie about #GLAADInstitute alum Sara Cunningham
Jamie Lee Curtis and the Lifetime network announced that she will be directing and starring in a movie about GLAAD Media Institute alum Sara Cunningham and her organization Free Mom Hugs.
May 4, 2020
NYC Gave Franklin Graham Everything He Wanted. Now It's Time To Go.
Franklin Graham didn't let a crisis go to waste when he rolled into New York City to set up his tent hospital. And he got what he wanted: fundraising and publicity.
April 9, 2020
Feeling isolated from your Easter celebration? Join these virtual LGBTQ inclusive gatherings for Holy Week
COVID-19 requires everyone to stay at home and practice social distancing, which is a struggle for all of us this Easter season, especially those LGBTQ-identifying individuals who already have been alienated from their places of worship. Fortunately, LGBTQ faith organizations are stepping up. We previously posted some Passover celebrations, and today we are sharing some Easter commemorations.
April 8, 2020
Chag Pesach Sameach! While at home, join these LGBTQ inclusive virtual Passover celebrations
Passover begins tonight. The traditional practice is for families and communities to gather around a meal to retell the story of struggle and liberation for the Jewish people. While it may feel different not to gather this year, LGBTQ Jews who have felt the exclusion of faith communities may find this year’s virtual Seders more open and accepting, since they can participate and reconnect with their faith tradition from the safety of their own home.
April 1, 2020
Franklin Graham's anti-LGBTQ history undermines his NYC tent hospital
“Franklin Graham’s call for people to ‘unite and work together’ would be much better received if not for his track record of publicly and vocally vilifying LGBTQ people and other marginalized groups.”
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