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In an era where it can be to be confident in yourself, there is none more true to themselves than actor Sherry Cola. Cola, who is queer, Asian-American, a comedian/actor and star on Good Trouble, spoke at the 2021 Belknap Pride Keynote on topics ranging from her life experiences, professional work, and even which co-star was the best to kiss.

When talking about young people in Wyoming, the same questions seem to come up again and again — why is the state’s youth leaving in large numbers, and how can

Over the spring semester, 22 undergraduate students have been working in seven different groups to create narratives of queer topics specifc to Iowa’s history in a class called Queer of Color: Literature and History, in collaboration with the LGBTQ Iowa Archives. University of Iowa English Ph.D. student Enrico Bruno is in his final yea

A new city program for homeless LGBTQ youth will offer job placement, education and mental health support to help them achieve career success.

To kick off pride week celebrations, the rainbow flag was raised on the university mall on Monday, April 12 at noon.

A Tennessee bill aimes to prohibit textbooks that acknowledge the LGBT community, though the measure is unlikely to pass this spring. The measure would

The center, located on Santa Fe’s Northwest Campus in room G-023, is decorated with pride flags, including a miniature one adorning a small succulent plant on the windowsill. 

Young transgender activists say they’re being ignored by state representatives who have introduced more than 70 bills targeting trans people.

Over a third of young people in foster care in New York City identify as LGBTQ and are struggling to find the support they need, according to a new survey.

Leaders of the newly established SA LGBTQ+ caucus said they will create spaces to listen to concerns of the LGBTQ community.

Social media has offered people around the world new spaces to express themselves and find allies. But anti-LGBT laws still instill fear...

When You’re Ready is an eight-week-long culturally sensitive program held several times a year that prepares young LGBTQ Asians, 29 and under, for living authentically, giving them tools to handle the stress and navigate the repercussions.

A transgender pro runner, who's recently gone public about gender and sexual orientation, talks of time as an Arkansas Razorback and a fear of returning to the state today.

A national program is reaching out to Iowa’s Latinx LGBTQ youth with a new resource.

OU’s 2021 Pride Graduation ceremony will be virtual. The keynote speaker is entertainment journalist and entrepreneur Chris Witherspoon.

On Friday, April 2 allies and others will have the opportunity to hear Aggies share transformative stories not often voiced at Texas A&M. The goal is increased understanding and awareness

Andrew Mortensen’s journey began in northwest Washington state. Six months later, he’s raised more than $7,500 for The Trevor Project, and is on his way to Patagonia.

Inside 1701 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg, is a growing community of LGBTQ+ people of color supporting one another in a “safe space” known as GLO Harrisburg, according to the center’s site director. The first of its kind in central Pennsylvania — and the third statewide — the center provides resources, sexually transmitted disease and sexually transmitted infection testings, and rapid HIV tests

Chloe Cole-Wilson is the project coordinator of Project Silk, founder and creative director of Basement Poetry, and an activist trying to help the Black and queer communities in the Lehigh Valley and beyond.

Joel Burns, a former Fort Worth councilman, recalls his 2010 speech about being bullied as an LGBTQ youth. The viral video was included in It Gets Better.

Thanks to the generosity of donors, LGBTQ+ youth resource center Encircle has opened its third home in St. George.

Winners from Des Moines, WA, Jacksonville, FL and Kerman, CA - With National Coming Out Day on Sunday, the Colin Higgins Foundation is proud to announce its 20th Annual Youth Courage Award winners including Kendall (17), Michael Piña (20) and Elias Riyad Joseph (20). The award recognizes extraordinary leadership and advocacy on behalf of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) youth and includes a $15,000 award.