LGBTQ youth
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning youth
George Gramer, Pieter Tolmsa, and Alison Wisneski answer this week’s question
CWIG cited a 2009 study revealing 56 percent of LGBTQ foster kids have been homeless at some point, feeling safer on the streets than living with a foster care family or in a group home.
This bullying graphic shows how much work we as a society have to do to…
To a create a place where LGBT students can truly feel they belong, Highlands United Methodist Church in Denver is presenting their third annual Born This Way Ball, a non-religious and welcoming event for grades 7-12
The Colorado Anti-Violence Program was one of several organizations that protested the ordinance, arguing that the ban would criminalize homelessness.
2011 anti-bullying law and activism of youth and families raise standards, but work still needed to make safe schools universal in Colorado
Colorado’s second annual Gay-Straight Alliance Leadership Summit, hosted by One Colorado and the Colorado GSA Network, will work to empower LGBTQ and allied students, educate school faculty, and strengthen GSAs throughout the state, organizers say. It takes place Saturday, Oct. 6 at the Auraria Campus in Denver.
LGBT youth organizers head to the Democratic National Convention with an agenda.
I never thought that our last words would be an argument over who our beautiful daughter looked more like.
He was charming. He was handsome. He was a minister. He was perfect to co-create with. We both agreed that we wanted children. Best of all, he didn’t have a problem with me being gay.
Bullying is what many of us intuitively perceive it as when we’re young: Reinforcement of a social hierarchy.
