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Anti-LGBTQ+ laws are short-sighted, as even if lawmakers do not care about how they affect people's well-being, they are also likely to impact the economy in the years to come.
According to the Department of Education, the school system has entered into a resolution agreement to remedy the damage its prior actions had on students.
New findings from GLSEN show that anti-LGBTQ+ harassment and bullying remain distressingly common.
The conservative claim that LGBTQ+ topics are being taught in school is not only false, but the reality is damaging the kids that they claim to want to protect.
Let's harness this year's reckoning for equality and use it to foster acceptance among our youth.
With a new name and website, the organization adapts its mission to offer broader support for LGBTQ+ youth, navigating challenges and expanding its reach across America.
Overwhelming majorities across all ages, races, and ethnicities plan to get to the polls in November.
LGBTQ+ youth in the South face difficulties at home and school as well as attacks from lawmakers, says a report from the Campaign for Southern Equality and Campus Pride.
GLSEN's Camille Beredjick says Friday's Day of Silence is not just shutting up, it's standing up.
The school district rejected a grant from the It Gets Better Project, which has awarded $600,000 to schools to support LGBTQ+ students.
At Pride School Atlanta, 'Kids have full permission to be themselves — as well as educators,' says founder Christian Zsilavetz.
It's more than wearing purple, writes youth activist Jayson Bijak.
Corey DeAngelis is listed as a contributor in the more than 900-page document. LGBTQ+ advocates have called him a hypocrite over his anti-LGBTQ+ stances.
On Title IX Day, don't forget about the trans students Betsy DeVos is taking aim at.
