the Tampa Bay Rays do a video for the Trevor Project and the It Gets Better campaign supporting the prevention of gay teen age suicide.

George Michael’s closeted pop star era is revisited in new Wham! documentary. Unprecedented access to both George and Andrew’s personal archive including never-before-seen footage, and previously unheard interviews, WHAM!

Women in Network is an organization founded in 1987 to empower women, specifically lesbians, to overcome stigma and discrimination and live a fullfilling life. WIN was established in Forth Lauderdale in July 1987. "The Archive Project" is to preserve and organize all the original materials as part o...

Lucas Cruikshank, Nickelodeon actor and star and creator of the popular YouTube series Fred, came out of the closet in a Q&A video posted to his channel today. "I'm gay. It feels so weird to say it. My family and friends have known this for like three years I just haven't felt any need to announce ...

News Anchor from MSNBc's Thomas Roberts message - "It gets better." He unsuccessfully attempted suicide at the age of 15 and support the Trevor Project.

CBS news report by Barry Peterson from San Francisco on June 12th 1982 featuring the occurance of immune deficiency syndrome in predominantly gay men in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, who typically show symptoms of Kaposi's Sarcoma. Includes scenes of interviews with Bobbi Campbell, Larry ...

Elizabeth Taylor appears as a mystery guest on the long-running CBS television program "What's My Line?" Dated November 14th, 1954.

Colossus of Rhodes PROJECT. A european initiative to revive one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. This project originates from the ideas, the expectations and the hopes of some young professionals coming from various european countries: Greece, Spain, Italy and United Kingdom. The determine...

Singer Demi Lovato joins The Trevor Project in celebrating "Pride Everywhere"—a message to show LGBTQ young people this season that no matter where you are, Pride isn't far.

Thi is a special tribute created for Jamie Hubley, a gay 15-year-old from Ottawa, Canada who recently committed suicide as a result of bullying. The 10th grade student documented his life, including his depression and the hardships of being a gay teen in a blog. He also made comments on his diffic...