December 23, 2014
GLAAD Global Voices stories from 2014
More than ever, LGBT advocacy took on an international flavor in 2014. Take a look at some of the biggest LGBT stories from 2014.
Sochi
December 19, 2014
Get sporty! 2014 was a big year for LGBT inclusion in sports.
2014 has witnessed some of the biggest advances in LGBT inclusion in sports. Athletes have been coming out in high school, college, and professional sports around the world.
February 19, 2014
GLAAD Gold Medal Winner: Vladimir Luxuria for LGBT visibility in Sochi
For being a bright sign of LGBT visibility in Sochi, transgender Italian parliament member Vladimir Luxuria earns GLAAD's Gold Medal.
February 21, 2014
by Agata Dera
TAKE ACTION: The games are almost over, the fight goes on
As we prepare for the closing Ceremony of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, it is crucial to continue the momentum towards LGBT equality around the globe.
February 14, 2014
For Valentine's Day, meet Anya and Nata, a Russian couple who lives for dance
Anya and Nata are a Russian couple. They are involved in many projects together, but their most important project is partner dancing, with a specialty in “West Coast Swing.”
February 14, 2014
For Valentine's day, meet Aleksandr and Ivan, who had to leave their lives in Russia for their love
Meet Aleksandr and Ivan, who are featured in the book Gay Propaganda.
February 13, 2014
GLAAD Gold Medal Winner: ABC World News Tonight looks at violence against LGBT Russians
For focusing media attention on the violence and intimidation faced by LGBT Russians, ABC World News Tonight earns the GLAAD Gold Medal for LGBT inclusive coverage of the Olympics.
February 13, 2014
For Valentine's Day, meet Olga and Maria, a Russian couple in love
The following excerpt from the book Gay Propaganda tells the story of Olga and Maria, a couple who met at a psychology seminar.
February 11, 2014
Anastasia Smirnova is a Russian LGBT voice that needs to be heard
Anastasia Smirnova, the coordinator for a host of LGBT advocacy organizations in Russia, and one of the four activists arrested in Russia, has posted a statement on her Facebook page.
February 10, 2014
Bisexual speed skater takes home the gold in Sochi
Netherlands speed skater Ireen Wüst, who is open about her bisexuality, won first place Sunday in the 3,000-meter competition in Sochi.
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