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"I feel so deeply connected to this work that I’m stepping into," says Chase Glenn, the new executive director of the GenderCool Project.
Two young changemakers spoke with the celebs, activists, and politicians honored at the recent Out100 event. Here's what they had to say about their experiences.
The money will go toward a public education campaign to counter attacks on trans youth and their families.
The Champions of the GenderCool Project top our list of inspiring young LGBTQ+ people who are making change happen now.
These inspiring young trans leaders from the GenderCool Project aren't waiting around for the world to change — they're making it happen.
“Access to lifesaving medical care makes all the difference in the world,” the dad of a transgender daughter told The Advocate.
Looking for an LGBTQ+ rights group to contribute to on Giving Tuesday? Well, you're in luck. Here are some groups to consider.
The discussion was streamed live on Advocate.com on October 23 at 6:00 p.m. ET.
The work these groups do will be critical during a second Trump Administration.
Donley talks to The Advocate about working on The Kelly Clarkson Show, which has featured segments celebrating Transgender Awareness Week.
The company initially said the project supporting LGBTQ+ youth would be "a fantastic way to give back" and "help support the LGBTQ+ community."
Kendell, the former executive director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, recognizes that it's a crucial time for the LGBTQ+ movement.
This year's diverse list includes such names as JoJo Siwa, Ve'ondre Mitchell, mxmtoon, Yasmin Finney, and Stella Keating.
Over a quarter of college applicants (28 percent) said in a new survey that they "exclude schools solely based on political considerations in the state where the institution is located."
The inaugural event featured a ton of stars from the LGBTQ+ community. Check out the night in the images here.
Transgender Day of Remembrance honors those we've lost while celebrating what they've accomplished.
The details were revealed in a recent SEC filing.
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will host a virtual roundtable today with LGBTQ+ students from across the country.
That's among the informaton contained in the new Youth Mental Health Tracker, released Wednesday.
Stella Keating testified eloquently in favor of the LGBTQ+ rights bill, while Alphonso David stood up to the South Carolina senator's distortions.
