Christopher Karas filed a human rights complaint against the government body over Canada’s blood donation ban in 2015
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When a circle of Vancouver queers sponsors a Ugandan refugee, both sides learn hard lessons
An award-winning new documentary teaches us about the importance—and the pitfalls—of helping LGBTQ+ people flee persecution
The personal price paid by families under the onslaught of America’s anti-trans legislation
Supportive parents, especially supportive trans parents, are facing terrible choices
I found trans resilience in an eighth grade, rural Ohio classroom
When I wound up in a traditional community for my student-teacher placement, I sought comfort in unspoken LGBTQ2S+ connections
What a Canadian court ruling on polyamory means for multi-parent families
Members of a triad in B.C. have been recognized as equal parents, changing legal and societal conceptions of what families look like
After a summer of protest, queer Nigerians continue to fight for rights
Whether on the streets or in creative ways online, LGBTQ+ Nigerians are creating community and calling for change in the wake of the #EndSARS movement
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