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Opinion: Fifteen years after Tyler Clementi's death, his mother, Jane, calls on communities to stand up to bullying during this concerning political time of LGBTQ+ book bans and attacks on trans youth.
LGBTQ youth are often bullied in the name of religion. Activists like Jane Clementi are working to end this.
Michael Jones, a new executive at the Tyler Clementi Foundation, wants to make it easier for queer people to walk into a church, synagogue, or mosque without fear.
It recalls the Rutgers University student who took his own life last year because of antigay bullying on campus.
Attorneys for Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers student who set up a webcam to spy on gay freshman Tyler Clementi, have appealed Ravi's 2012 convictions for invasion of privacy.
Clementi died by suicide in 2010 after experiencing homophobic bullying from his roommate and another college student.
Ravi's prosecution under a bias-crime law that has now changed tainted the rest of his trial, an appeals court says. The charge involved webcam spying on Clementi, his gay roommate, who killed himself shortly afterward.
Openly LGBTQ politicians Tammy Baldwin, Mark Pocan join Patty Murray to re-introduce new cyberbullying legislation in Congress named after Tyler Clementi.Â
The producers of the upcoming musical BARE will launch an unprecedented partnership for National Coming Out Day.
"God created you, God loves you and God is on your side,"Â reads the statement from nine American bishops.
There are real people behind those images we laugh at on social media. Ashley VanPevenage was one of those people, but she's turning hurt into action and honoring bullying victim Tyler Clementi in the process.
Jane Clementi speaks to The Advocate about this Saturday's musical tribute to her son.
A pro-LGBT organization is out to let faith groups know the harm that lack of acceptance does to LGBT kids -- and it did just that recently in Phoenix.
Jane Clementi and Judy Shepard talk about the pain of losing an LGBTQ+ child in the wake of Nex Benedict’s tragic death
A day after South Dakota rejected a similar bill, Ohio lawmakers are ready to introduce theirs.
While the church remains anti-LGBTQ in many ways, it will no longer deny baptism to most children of same-sex couples.
