May 2, 2020
'Portrait of a Lady on Fire' sets a higher bar for queer women's representation in film
Stream the masterpiece that is 'Portrait' on Hulu.
GLAAD Campus Ambassadors
April 23, 2020
How to celebrate 'Day of Silence' virtually, on its 25th anniversary
While Day of Silence recognizes and honors the significant changes that have been made over the past few decades, the day also calls for us to recognize the still relevant needs for progress to fully support LGBTQ youth in schools.
April 22, 2020
by GLAAD
GLAAD introduces 'Amp U,' digital chat for LGBTQ youth
AmpU provides LGBTQ youth with the opportunity to tell their stories, and connect with other young people who are isolating or away from their chosen families at school.
April 16, 2020
How anti-LGBTQ fear, not science, is keeping the blood ban in place
The rights of gay and bisexual people should always matter - not only when our blood is needed for experimental therapies and for the survival of others.
April 7, 2020
Saying goodbye to 'Schitt’s Creek': A place where everybody fits in
In all of my TV watching, I have never watched something quite like Schitt’s Creek.
March 30, 2020
Growing up queer with Asperger's
College student Austin Houck shares his story about coming into his idenitites as gay and as a person with Asperger's syndrome.
February 21, 2020
Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a perfect tale of queer romance and yearning
A tale of queer intimacy that’s impossible to look away from.
April 9, 2020
The importance of found families for LGBTQ youth, especially in a crisis
In these unprecedented and uncertain times, maintaining contact with found family is a crucial act of survival for many young people.
February 24, 2020
How I learned self-love managing my chronic illness
Accepting new limits is never easy. It is complicated and nuanced and perfectly imperfect. It is a journey to progress, because no body is ever perfect.
February 7, 2020
What sisterhood means to me as a genderfluid person
GLAAD Campus Ambassador Pallas Gutierrez discusses their journey as a Girl Scout and member of their college sorority in finding the meaning of sisterhood and acceptance.
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