LGBTQ education in schools is a hot topic these days. As conversations around inclusion and diversity continue to grow, more schools are starting to introduce LGBTQ topics into their curriculums. But what exactly does this mean, and why is it important? Simply put, LGBTQ education helps create safer, more inclusive environments for all students, not […]
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Despite progress in LGBTQ+ rights, gay and lesbian workers still face discrimination in many workplaces. While some companies are more inclusive, many others still struggle with creating an environment where LGBTQ+ employees feel safe and accepted. From unfair treatment to mental health struggles, the challenges can be overwhelming. This article explores the various types of […]
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Parenting is a challenge for anyone, but same-sex couples often face additional obstacles that heterosexual couples don’t have to think about. From legal barriers to societal judgment, there are hurdles that can make raising a family more difficult for LGBTQ+ parents. Despite the progress society has made in terms of acceptance and legal rights, same-sex […]
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Coming out is one of the most personal, and sometimes most difficult, experiences for many gay individuals. It’s a process that involves a lot of courage, self-reflection, and hope for acceptance. Whether it’s revealing their truth to family, friends, or society, the journey is deeply emotional. Let’s dive into some of the common stories and […]
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The topic of same-sex marriage has sparked debates for several years. While some countries have embraced it, others are still grappling with the idea. The push for marriage equality isn’t just about legal rights; it’s about recognizing love and commitment, no matter the gender. Let’s take a look at where we stand globally on same-sex […]
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jayne Baron Sherman Co-Chair Henry van Ameringen Co-Chair Albert A. Carucci, C.P.A. Treasurer Jane Hoffman, Esq. Secretary Charles T. Edwards Sherry L. Jetter Michael A. Leppen Louis Lo Ré Terrence McNally Orlando Reece Joseph C. Steffan STAFF Andrea Swift Executive Producer Gary Scharfman Director of Foundation Relations & Annual Giving Michelle Kristel […]
MEDIA REACTIONS… “…essential viewing for millions of viewers of all orientations.” — Boston Sunday Herald “Stereotypes crumble before your very eyes. Innovative.” — The New York Times“polished . . . professional newsmagazine” — Chicago Tribune “Heading for lasting impact. . . a solid mix of features and news.” — San Francisco Examiner ” . . . the gay […]
IN THE LIFE is sought nationwide by a number of educational institutions and social organizations. Many have acquired episodes of the series for their permanent collections: Arizona State University Boston Children’s Service Association Boston Living Center Colby College in Maine Dennison University in Ohio Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) Harvard University, Center for Middle […]
Each one hour episode is divided into five or six segments which include stories devoted to the following topics: Youth and Education A number of studies have demonstrated a staggeringly high suicide rate among gay youth. Since television may provide the only access to young people in isolated communities, these IN THE LIFE segments provide […]
When IN THE LIFE made its debut in 1992, the idea that gays and lesbians could—and should—have a regular presence on national television was unthinkable. In fact, before the first episode aired, Bob Dole had already condemned the show on the floor of the United States Senate. IN THE LIFE’s mission represented, and remains, a […]
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