Coming out in the workplace isn’t easy. Here are some tips for how employers can create inclusive spaces.

Find out what GBT youth are reporting when it comes to sex, drugs, and more. A check-in with our RADAR study.

As LGBT people in mid-life or later navigate coming out for the first time, they face unique concerns about credibility, spouses, and kids.

Sharing that you’re transgender can be difficult and rewarding. How do you know if you’re ready and how do you start the conversation?

A sneak peak at Asian Pacific Islander Americans’ LGBTQ experience. Intersectionality matters!

My child came out – how do I talk to them about staying healthy and safe?

Members of the LGBT community are more likely than the general population to identify as religiously unaffiliated.

This year, some friends of IMPACT shared their thoughts on coming out. Watch the video to hear about their experiences!

New film answers the question, “What do I do if my child is gay?”

This year at Pride our “I heart my sexuality” campaign was back again! The focus for 2011 is “Community in Action” because engaging in advocacy for our community stems at least partially from a sense of self-esteem and pride that leads us to seek out greater equality for our community.

We captured many of the ways that our LGBTQ community makes a difference in our world. At PrideFest and Dyke March we video-taped community responses to questions that explore what people love about their sexuality, why they’re a hero, and more.

Here’s our first Pride 2011 video, hot off the editing block! Let’s celebrate all our young LGBTQ heroes!!

For more information about Community in Action and to see everyone’s answers on why they love their sexuality, check out our Pride 2011 page!