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The University of Connecticut Rainbow Center encourages students to show their pride or support of the queer community this LGBTQ+ History Month by supporting the actual student center, located on the fourth floor of the Student Union.

When ‘queer' was more a slur than an accepted identity and homophobia was cemented in culture, media and public policy, the warm sound of Keith Brown’s voice connected Hartford’s gay community. Brown’s show, Gay Spirit Radio on WWUH, is one of the oldest gay radio shows in the U.S., marking 40 years in November. Through four decades the show has served as a weekly lifeline, as well as th

Two documentaries exploring what trans people face in certain communities will be screened at Bethel Cinema on Wednesday, May 8. The directors of " TransGeek: Transgender in Tech" and "Passage to Womanhood" will be on hand for a reception/Q&A at this FilmFest52 event.

A businessman, an ambulance company administrator, a health care executive, a distant cousin of writer Jack Kerouac and a financial services executive are all seeking seats in the state House of Representatives. The common denominator? They are all gay Republicans.

SAMESEX, the annual summer exhibit of LGBT-themed art, is at City Lights Gallery in Bridgeport.

An exuberant and joyful celebration of gay pride and acceptance marched its way through downtown Bridgeport Thursday evening with many of its participants in drag.  This is the fifth year for the short, spirited Bridgeport Pride Walk that spilled into the Bijou Theatre for the annual Samesex Variety Show. Thursday also marked the opening of the eighth annual Samesex Art Exhibition, which is being held at City Lights Gallery, 265 Golden Hill.

Central Connecticut State University has hired a full-time director for its LGBT Center , in what the university says is an effort to become a more

The day Mark Leondires first held his baby in his arms, he felt a surge of love and responsibility. Finally his dream of being a father had become reality.  Like countless parents before him, he and his partner learned how to give a bath and change a diaper, guided by a helpful nurse. And like countless parents before him, he marvelled over his newborn son. 

The 34th Connecticut LGBTQ Film Festival will take place June 4-13, lasting a day longer than usual and holding screenings both online and in-person.

All through May and June, Connecticut is celebrating LGBTQ culture with a variety of events, which include concerts, parades, art exhibits, a fashion show and a talk by film legend John Waters.

When Dr. Mark Leondires first embarked on his journey toward parenthood more than seven years ago, he was stunned by how few resources there were for him. As gay men, he and his husband, Greg Zola, faced daunting challenges on the way to becoming parents, which included finding someone to actually carry and have the baby. In many ways, Leondires, who lives in Westport, was prepared for the journey.

New London Pride Festival, the annual celebration of all things LGBT, is Aug. 25 in Ocean Beach Park.

On Tuesday afternoon, Triangle Community Center launched its partnership with PowerOn, the national program to put life-saving technology into the hands of America’s housing-insecure and at-risk LBGTQ youth.

Manchester and Danbury cinemas will show “OUT on Stage," a night of standup comedy featuring some of the country’s leading LGBT standup stars.

Connecticut’s child welfare agency has launched an initiative to actively recruit members of the state’s LGBT community to become foster and adoptive parents, bucking recent efforts in some states to curtail gay adoptions.