For many immigrants, poverty, and violence make emigrating necessary. For immigrants who are gay, lesbian, bi or transgender, emigrating can also mean freedom to love the person you love, or to be the person you are. That’s just one of the themes explored in the GLAAD Media Award-nominated I Carry You With Me, the critically-acclaimed film premiering in Los Angeles and New York City on June 25 and in more cities across the country starting July 2.

Samuel Adams has released its annual Pride beer, Love Conquers Ale, but this year they’ve teamed up with New Belgium…

Forty national LGBTQ social justice organizations and film festivals have written an open letter to Emmy Award Voters about POSE.

“When you are not living an honest, open, true life, you are taking advantage of a privilege granted to you…

Two out presidential nominees are making history this morning at their confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services committee.Gina Ortiz…

GLAAD is thrilled to partner with KAY for a second year, in celebration of Pride! We love seeing their #EveryKiss…

Grab the remote, set your DVR or queue up your streaming service of choice! GLAAD is bringing you the LGBTQ highlights on TV this week.

Last week, the newly formed QUEERSPACE collective in Minnesota announced the launch of QUEERSPACE hangouts, an intergenerational mentorship program creating safe,…