Equality Community Center in Portland, Maine holds grand opening
The Equality Community Center in Portland, Maine held their grand opening with an official ribbon-cutting and block party earlier this week. At the event, ECC also kicked off a capital campaign to...
A message of support from Boston’s Office of LGBTQ+ Advancement
Dear LGBTQ+ Community Members and Allies,
First – please know that this letter addresses recent events that may be triggering to LGBTQ+ individuals, families, and allies, as well as...
GLAD Legal Briefs: Standing up for democracy
As we head into the fall, each of us must join the fight for justice and our democracy.
This June, the US Supreme Court eviscerated a half-century-old precedent protecting...
AIDS Walk and 5K run back at Carson Beach in South Boston on...
Time to register and starting planning for Boston's annual AIDS walk and 5K run!
AIDS Walk Boston is back with a hybrid model — in-person or virtual — at...
Isaacson to be honored with History Project’s 2022 HistoryMaker Award
Arline Isaacson, cochair of the Mass. GLBTQ Political Caucus and longtime LGBTQ advocate on Beacon Hill, will be The History Project's 2022 HistoryMaker honoree.
Arline Isaacson
With SCOTUS pulling back protections for individual rights, Mass. can act to protect LGBTQ...
On June 24, a majority of Justices of the US Supreme Court overturned a half-century-old precedent protecting access to abortion throughout the country. The decision will have devastating...
An open letter from the publisher to the disbanded board of Boston Pride
The following open letter from Boston Spirit Publisher David Zimmerman to the former board of Boston Pride appears in the current May/June 2022 issue of Boston Spirit magazine:
Why? Tell...
Courage to overcome: Breaktime’s cofounder Connor Schoen empowers homeless youth
Connor Schoen decided early on that he wanted a career in public service. What he couldn’t anticipate was how following that path would so greatly serve him, too.
Voices that Matter: After 50 years, SpeakOUT Boston has so much more to say
“I was a very naive and closeted guy who grew up in Buffalo, New York, in the ’60s and ’70s,” said Scott Grady. “I didn’t come out until...
Community teams up to host Boston ‘Pop-Up Pride’ on Common, June 12
A diverse group of community members and local organizations have come together to organize a Pop-Up Pride in Boston.
Festivities start at 11 a.m. on Sunday, June 12,...
