Employees of NBCUniversal share their personal and empowering messages for the It Gets Better Project. and in support of the Trevor Project for the prevention of teenage suicide.

Every purchase of StandUp branded merchandise benefits the anti-bullying work and grants of the Ben Cohen Foundation. He explains: "I’ve heard from many fans and friends how bullying has impacted their lives, and I am moved to make a difference for them. Parents have written to me, sharing painfu

Following the suicide of a classmate, "J.Son" contemplates ending his own life due to bullying. True Gay Stories bring Jason's story from Siracuse, NY.

Apple employees share a personal message for the It Gets Better Project. If you are considering suicide or need help, call the Trevor Project now:
866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386).

A video contribution for the It Gets Better Project from Google Employees.Resources: http://www.thetrevorproject.org/www.pflag.org/

This is the story of a bunch of college athletes who thought that maybe they could make a difference. They decided to do this by getting naked. They created an artistic calendar with their naked bodies and raised funds to save their club in 2009,. By 2015 they are raising funds not only for their...

Same-sex marriage is legally recognized nationwide in Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and Brazil. New Zealand's parliament expanded the definition of marriage to include same sex marriage on April 17, 2013, increasing the n...

While Eddie Redmayne was in Los Angeles for the 88th annual Academy Awards, the actor nominated for playing trans pioneer Lili Elbe in The Danish Girl took some time out of his schedule to visit and record a PSA for LA’s LGBT Center. Redmayne toured the Center’s Youth Center and spoke with about 70

Heritage High School in Brentwood, CA wanted to show a little love for their awesome campus police officer. Here's a look at how they honored him with this DUDE. be nice Project. Watch more of this good stuff at dudebenice.com. Shot and edited by Kyle White!

Seattle-based Macklemore & Ryan Lewis join You Can Play in an effort to erase homophobia in sports, music and entertainment. Filmed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in February 2013.