Team Equality Spotlight: Dustin Kight
What is your role at Family Equality Council? I’ve worn many hats in my time at Family Equality Council–we’ve grown so much! I’m now the
Sharing Our Stories on YouTube.
Time and time again, we talk about the importance of sharing our families’ stories. When each of us share our story, we change hearts and
John Selig Outspoken Podcast Interview with Tom & Travis Knoll – A Gay Dad and His 17-Year Old Son
I just uploaded two new episodes of my John Selig Outspoken podcast this weekend that feature a 2-part interview with Tom and Travis Knoll, a
Del Martin, LGBT rights pioneer, passes away with wife, Phyllis, at her side
(Phyllis Lyon, left, with her wife Del Martin, right, after being the first same-sex couple to marry in California in 2004.) The LGBT community has
The NEW Family Equality Council Blog!
It’s been nearly 2 years (and 760 posts) since we launched The Family Equality Council Blog back in 2006. Since then, 126,000 people from around
Family Equality Council on Perez Hilton!
Didn’t think we were hip enough to be on Perez Hilton’s blog? Think again! Seeing is believing, so click here. We thank Perez for highlighting
Ellen and Portia to have children?
Will there soon be another high-profile LGBT family in Hollywood? A recent article in GenQ by Natalie Kalow suggests that Ellen and Portia may be
Team Equality Spotlight: Nina Selvaggio
As part of our continuing Team Equality Spotlight series, we were excited to sit down with Family Equality Council’s Nina Selvaggio. What is your role
Banned Books Week: Celebrating the Freedom to Read
Banned Books Week will be observed September 27 through October 4. This year marks BBW’s 27th anniversary. The American Library Association describes the event as
Gun range shoots down gay families.
Over the weekend, I read an interesting article in the Dallas Voice about gay families (and, for that matter, any other non-Mom/Dad families such as
LGBT Parents Root for Their Kids as Other Parents Root for Their Openly Gay Kids at the Olympics
I’ll bet the above headline just caught your eye. The thought just crossed my mind as I sat wonder what will be needed so that
Coming Out As LGBT Grandparents
With increasing coverage of LGBT parents in the media today, it is surprising LGBT grandparents are still largely invisible. I suspect this has much to