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TODAY.com ran an article about Skye Thomson, a 15-year-old transgender boy from North Carolina, and his request to meet with the N.C. governor over the controversial HB2 “bathroom bill” he signed into law last month.
Read MoreDavid Broockman and Dave Fleischer appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe to discuss how a new approach to door-to-door canvassing can change voters' views on key issues.
Read MoreBenoit Denizet-Lewis wrote an in-depth feature for New York Times Magazine about a groundbreaking new study showing how door-to-door canvassing can reduce prejudice against transgender people.
Read MoreEmmy and Tony Award-winning actor Neil Patrick Harris visited two Democracy Prep schools in Harlem this week to watch the young scholars of the DPPS Arts program rehearse for their upcoming Spring musicals.
Read MoreWashington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart wrote about the results of GLAAD’s most recent national survey on the state of LGBT acceptance in the United States
Read MoreGill Foundation co-chair Scott Miller was quoted in the TIME article about the current state of the LGBT rights movement and its outlook for the year ahead. The article details the differing views among LGBT leaders about what can and should come next for the movement and highlights concerns that momentum from victories in 2015 will begin to stall or reverse in 2016.
Read MoreGLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis was named to Out Magazine's annual list of the 100 most compelling LGBT people.
Read MoreTim Gill, founder and co-chair of the Gill Foundation, is profiled in this Advocate column about the future of the LGBT rights movement after marriage equality. Gill explains his strategy to achieve full civil nondiscrimination protections for LGBT citizens through bipartisan support.
Read MoreGLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis is interviewed for an ABC News "Nightline" segment on instances of backlash to the U.S. Supreme Court's marriage equality ruling, including the infamous country clerk in Kentucky who still refuses to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
Read MoreTim Gill, founder and co-chair of the Gill Foundation, is profiled at-length by Inside Philanthropy's David Callahan. In his piece, "No One Left Behind: Tim Gill and the New Quest for Full LGBT Equality," Callahan questions Gill on his philosophy behind giving and his strategy to continue the fight for full LGBT rights after winning federal marriage equality.
Read MoreAiring live on C-SPAN, GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis spoke to the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., about the future of the LGBT rights movement following the Supreme Court's awaited ruling on marriage equality, GLAAD's recent advocacy work, the media's portrayal of the LGBT community, and more.
Read MoreTim Gill, founder and co-chair of the Gill Foundation, explains to Bloomberg Businessweek his vision for enlisting Corporate America in the fight to bring LGBT non-discrimination protections to all 50 states following marriage equality. In this feature-length article, Bloomberg's Joshua Green names Gill "America's Gay Corporate Warrior."
Read MoreWashington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart quotes GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis in his piece, "The challenging post-gay-marriage terrain for LGBT Americans." In the column, Capehart references data from GLAAD's groundbreaking "Accelerating Acceptance" report, which surveyed U.S. attitudes toward LGBT people in everyday situations and found that real acceptance of the LGBT community still lags behind recent advances in laws and policies.
Read MoreIn this Sunday Review editorial, New York Times columnist Frank Bruni unpacks the results of GLAAD's recent groundbreaking report on U.S attitudes toward LGBT people in everyday situations. In his column, "Do Gay Unsettle You?" Bruni quotes GLAAD's Sarah Kate Ellis and highlights data from GLAAD's "Accelerating Acceptance" report that suggests many LGBT citizens do not enjoy acceptance in their daily lives despite recent gains in pro-LGBT laws and policies.
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