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Contact:Mathew LaskyDirector of Communications, GLAADmlasky@glaad.org  EVENT TO STREAM LIVE ON GLAAD’S YOUTUBE AND FACEBOOK, WITH PERFORMANCES BY KESHA AND MELISSA ETHERIDGE SPECIAL GUESTS INCLUDE BILLY EICHNER, MATT BOMER, LILLY SINGH, ADAM LAMBERT, BEBE REXHA, DAN LEVY, MJ RODRIGUEZ, WILSON CRUZ, KATHY GRIFFIN, GIGI GORGEOUS, NATS GETTY, MICHELLE VISAGE, JAVIER MUÑOZ, SEAN HAYES, SHARON STONE, TATIANA

GLAAD, the world’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) media advocacy organization, is highlighting the participation of out LGBTQ athletes in this year’s Paralympic Games in Tokyo. This year, the number of out LGBTQ athletes (23) is nearly double the amount that competed (12) in at the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio. GLAAD

WHY WE NEED THE EQUALITY ACT GLAAD has released an ad on broadcast and digital channels to show the personal consequences of the lack of protections for LGBTQ people against discrimination. It features a conversation many of us have had with our own families who love us, but who may not understand how our government

GLAAD’s Spanish-language and Latine Media Team has an exciting new list of Spanish-language and Latin American content covering T.V., film, books, digital content and more!

Members of GLAAD’s Board of Directors and staff in Provincetown earlier this summer. GLAAD announced that communications and diversity & inclusion specialist Maeve DuVally as well as content creator Samantha Lux have joined GLAAD’s National Board of Directors. Additionally, David Hornik is returning to the Board of Directors after previously completing a six year term. 

In the 2022 midterm contest, election denial narratives began before the primary polls were even closed. Primary voters in Arizona chose election deniers as their Republican nominees for governor, attorney general, and secretary of state, making Arizona a battleground state with “Big Lie” proponents in all three top statewide races. Equality Arizona and GLAAD, the world’s largest LGBTQ media

As students, families, and school employees head back to school for the fall, they face an atmosphere of uncertainty and censorship. The past year has seen a disturbing uptick in attempts to ban books and inclusive lesson plans from schools, as extremist groups and politicians falsely frame accurate teachings about race and LGBTQ issues as

GLAAD & Outfest partnered with Sundance to create this conversation about trans men and transmasculine people working in front of and behind the camera in Hollywood.