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A year-long scheme to train LGBT staff to be themselves, Courageous Leaders, is transforming teachers’ prospects - and their schools

The Matthew Shepard Foundation + Michael Garcia Present an Anti-Bullying Video for Matthew’s Place. Michael shares his experience on getting bullied and how he dealt with it growing up.

Schools and employers want to tap into the LGBT+ talent pool

Divided by state politics, these educators are equally devoted to America's youth.

Sometimes all it takes is a friend to lend a hand, be willing to listen and in doing so say, “I stand by you.” Such is the work of the country’s gay-straight alliances.

A century-old adherence to entrenched prom traditions has long left many young people in the dust. But in recent years, some students have been turning the heteronormative event on its head.

Elijah Eiler, a Chicago Public Schools teacher, is among the gay educators and advocates who say that teachers remain cautious about coming out at school, fearing backlash and discrimination.

Point Foundation today announced its 2017 scholarship recipients. The 52 scholarship recipients are the largest and most diverse group in the organization's history. From more than 2,000 applicants, 27 lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) students were chosen to be Point Scholars. Point is also welcoming 25 LGBTQ students to its expanded Community College Scholarship Program thanks to continued support from Wells Fargo.