I AM SO GAY: An LGBT YOUTUBE star is born
Our guest blogger Ash Beckham is an energetic and dynamic public speaker. Her YouTube video, “I am SO GAY” (below blog) has garnered 350,000+ views
FAFSA to Include Same-sex Parents
Starting with the 2014-2015 FAFSA, the Department of Education will begin collecting income and other information on a student’s legal parents, regardless of the parents’ sexual orientation
Guest Post: Why Jason Collins is a Hero
On April 29, Jason Collins came out as the first openly gay man playing US professional sports. In this guest post, John Armantrout, of Family Equality’s Board
New Inclusive Health Care Application
This is a great week for inclusive forms! Following up on the great news on the FAFSA application, today the Department of Health and Human Services
My Intern Experience with Family Equality Council
Looking up and down the street at a sea of people and consciously recognizing that each family had two moms, two dads, or some unique
Save the Date: Blogging for LGBT Families Day Is June 3
Join Mombian and blog in support of LGBT families on or before June 3rd, 2013. It doesn’t matter if you’re an individual or an organization,
And Rhode Island Makes Ten
Today, Rhode Island passed a historic bill legalizing the freedom to marry. This makes Rhode Island the 10th state in the nation to enact marriage equality, along
More Nonsense From the Boy Scouts of America
This post was first published on the Huffington Post’s Gay Voices blog. The Boy Scouts of America would like you to think that they’ve changed. Armed with
What family means to me
Angela Hucles is a two-time Olympic Gold Medalist and two-time World Cup Bronze Medalist. On top of being an international athlete and sport development ambassador,
The Bramble Family Story: Easter at the White House
We are Heather, Jocelyn, Jonah, and Vera Bramble. Like everyone else, we have our story! It starts with two people: Jocelyn is a black lesbian.
A big week at the Supreme Court
As Director of Public Policy, I wanted to update you on Family Equality Council’s leading role around the two days of oral arguments in the Proposition
Outspoken Youth to Supreme Court: “DOMA Hurts Our Families!”
Xavier Becerra (D-CA) is one of a handful of Congressional Representatives who voted against DOMA in 1996. Before Proposition 8 and DOMA went to the