LGBTQIA+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender/Transsexual, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual/Allies, Nonbinary/Genderqueer +) Resources and Research

A Condé Nast publication, them, is a next-generation community platform. them chronicles and celebrates the stories, people and voices that are emerging and inspiring all of us, ranging in topics from pop culture and style to politics and news, all through the lens of today’s LGBTQ community.

"The Queerness is a brand new concept in LGBTQ+ critical thought. Founded by Lee Williscroft-Ferris, ex-Editor-in-Chief of So So Gay, The Queerness is, quite simply, a critical collective giving a platform for queer voices. A group of dedicated and talented LGBTQ+ writers will take it in turns to deliver essays, features, reviews and columns that delve into and reach the very nucleus of the key issues of the day that matter most to our community. Each of our hugely talented curators shares equal responsibility for maintaining the site. We are a true collective in that we have no Editor-in-Chief. Together, we recruit new curators, produce a steady stream of engaging content and quality assure what we are putting out. At the heart of our work is an unswerving commitment to intersectionality and to amplifying the voices of the most marginalised in our queer community." ~About Us page.
Librarian note: Click on the "Our Curators" page link to read the bios of the individual authors. The links under "Our Curators" brings up a list of the author's articles on the site.

Search this nationwide directory of social groups, community and support centers, youth groups, health services, and more.

"News, reviews, and commentaries on lesbian and bisexual women in entertainment and the media." The reviews and interviews in the Books section can be useful guides, as can those for movies and music; other features give viewers a sense of popular topics.

New music vidoes, reality TV shows, celebrity news,pop culture

The website closed on August 1, 2015 because of the collapse of the online advertising business model that had supported it. However, the archives still exist: articles and discussions about the arts, education, history, literature, social issues, sports, and more.

Entertainment and news. Short blurbs on hot topics.

The Trevor Project is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth.

OutHistory is a public history website that aims to generate, present, and promote high-quality LGBTQ historical research for LGBTQ and general audiences. We are especially interested in under-represented histories and historical research that contributes to positive social change. Most but not all of the current content focuses on the United States and Canada.

See resources for these topics: National LGBT Organizations/Sites Kids Youth Transgender Intersex Bisexual Lesbians and Gay Men People of Color Two-Spirit People Asian and Pacific Islanders Latinas/Latinos African Americans Middle Eastern People People with Disabilities Religion and Spirituality

LGBTQ section of BuzzFeed News.

Search for Icons by entering an individual's name; search by year using the drop-down menu; search Icons from all years in alphabetical order; or search by clicking on any of the keywords in the tag cloud.

Towleroad began in 2003 and is now a leading online news source offering a broad range of information on politics, pop culture, gay culture, media, entertainment, photography, fashion, technology, men, music, and travel.

LGBT News, Entertainment, and Current Events. From Logo.

"PinkNews.co.uk is the premier LGBT news outlet in the UK and beyond."