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.
transgender
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 13, 2020
Frameline's Completion Fund winners announced
Frameline, the Bay Area's LGBTQ Film Festival, has announced this year's seven winners of its annual Frameline Completion Fund.
February 14, 2020
How #TransLoveStories heal
Reading the captions and looking at the faces of trans people sharing their happiness, I cannot help but share it with them.
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.
November 18, 2019
6 ways to make your workplace more trans-inclusive
Join the fight for workplace protections by learning how to make your workplace a safer and better place for trans employees.
November 21, 2019
My journey on testosterone made me love myself even more
My transition gave me the confidence to accept things about myself that I thought I had to change.
November 13, 2019
A beginner's guide to being an ally to trans people
From stating your pronouns to showing up at rallies, take action and learn how you can become a better ally to the trans community!
October 25, 2019
GLAAD calls on media to keep spotlight on most vulnerable immigrants, including transgender asylum seekers
Immigration and Customs Enforcement may have deleted critical surveillance video that would have helped tell the story of the last few days of Roxsána Hernández, a transgender Honduran woman and asylum seeker who died in ICE custody.
October 16, 2019
6 GLAAD Campus Ambassadors share why pronouns are important to them
Pronouns also serve as an extension of one's name and, therefore, a person’s identity. This means that the correct use and recognition of one's pronouns are linked directly to recognition of their core identity.
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