New Hampshire families consider leaving state to maintain their trans kids’ health care
A recent Boston Globe article profiles New Hampshire families leaving, or considering leaving, the state to continue receiving health care for their transgender kids. Health care for transgender people, especially youth, is...
Fifth annual Road of Rainbows returns to Boston Common, June 14
Saturday, June 14, marks the fifth annual running of the Boston Theater Company's Road of Rainbows—"the first athletic event of its kind in Massachusetts, where gender has no bounds," describe event organizers....
‘Met Gala of Massachusetts’ model call at Worcester Art Museum’s Pride Fete
WORCESTER — Queer AF, the art and fashion show fundraiser for Love Your Labels, is seeking models for its 2025 fashion show, which will take place on Friday, Sept. 5, during Worcester...
Massachusetts tops Out Leadership’s 2025 LGBTQ+ Business Climate Index
OUT Leadership just released its 2025 LGBTQ+ Business Climate Index, and Massachusetts scored number one in the country. Also in the top five were Connecticut and Vermont at numbers three and five,...
Mayor Wu joins hundreds as LGBTQ+ Pride flag raised over Boston City Hall
Boston Mayor Wu, hundreds LGBTQ+ community members, allies and city officials cheered as the LGBTQ+ Progress flag was raised over Boston City Hall yesterday, Monday, June 2, for Pride month.
New Hampshire Congressman Pappas marks start of Pride with uplighting message
MANCHESTER, NH—US Congressman Chris Pappas (NH-01), co-chair of the Congressional Equality Caucus and New Hampshire’s first openly gay member of Congress, issued the following statement to mark the start of Pride Month on...
OUT Maine awarded three grants to expand ‘Read the Rainbow’ program
OUT Maine has received three grants to expand its annual “Read the Rainbow” book program, where funds are raised to send diverse book sets to Maine school and public libraries. The grants...
SCOTUS restores voting power of Maine state rep. who targeted trans high school athletes...
After Maine State Rep. Laurel Libby deadnamed and posted pictures of transgender student athletes on social media, the Maine House of Representatives censured Libby and barred her from speaking or voting on...
Rainbow Revolutionaries Tours return to Boston’s Freedom Trail
The Freedom Trail Foundation announces the return for the second year of its first-of-its-kind official Freedom Trail tour entitled Rainbow Revolutionaries.
On June 1, the Foundation’s Rainbow Revolutionaries Tours...
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston to welcome in Pride month with First Friday event
Every first Friday each month, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston stays open a little later for an evening of music, dancing, art-making and more with its MFA First Fridays events, and...
