Sarah Kate Ellis
GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis Joins Revry's QueerX Live Festival's Star-Studded Lineup
GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis is joining a star-studded line-up which includes Jennifer Lopez, Angelica Ross, Carmen Carrera, and Isaiah Thomas for Revry's upcoming QueerX Live event taking place on National Coming Out Day on October 11.
GLAAD Board Chair Pamela Stewart and President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis named to the Visible Lesbian 100 List for Lesbian Visibility Week
Challenge stereotypes, showcase diversity and celebrate the enduring spirit of women-loving women around the world—with those goals in mind DIVA Media Group launched the first ever Lesbian Visibility Week April 20-26 and GLAAD’s board chair Pamela Stewart and GLAAD President Sarah Kate Ellis are named to the Visible Lesbian 100 List that accompanies the campaign.
‘Visible: Out on Television,’ a documentary series tracing the history of LGBTQ representation on television, debuts on Apple TV+
Visible: Out on Television, a new five-part documentary television series event, debuts in its entirety on February 14, 2020, exclusively on Apple TV+.
Oscars 2019: Queer stories are front and center
Lady Gaga's stunning performance, GLAAD President & CEO Sarah Kate Ellis on the red carpet, and more highlights from the 91st Annual Academy Awards.
GLAAD teams with Music Biz for 'Power of Queer Storytelling in Song' panel
The Music Business Association (Music Biz) is teaming with GLAAD to present the “Trendspotting: The Power of Queer Storytelling in Song“ panel, which will be held May 17 at 9 a.m. CT during the Music Biz 2018 conference at the Omni Nashville Hotel in Nashville.
Powerful new documentary TransMilitary wins SXSW Audience Award
Groundbreaking documentary is first feature length film to receive funding from GLAAD Media Institute
GLAAD announces San Francisco Rising Stars Grant recipients
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.
The 2017 VMAs are making queer history
MTV named six out LGBTQ nominees for the 2017 categories, one of the highest number of out queer artists ever nominated in one VMA show. Beyond the quantity of nominees, 2017 VMAs are focusing on quality of inclusive representation of the award show itself.
Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter? Author Heath Fogg Davis speaks with GLAAD
For C-SPAN’s After Words series, GLAAD President & CEO Sarah Kate Ellis sat down
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