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When we consider the growing portrayal of LGBTQ community in the media, one of the most important considerations is the impact this has on the next generation. This is why telling our stories in a genuine way is the heart of Live Out Loud’s programs. While the influx of LGBTQ stories in the media is important, we need to be aware of which stories are being told and how they’re portrayed.

LGBTQ and Ally youth are invited to come learn what it’s like as an openly LGBTQ employee working at one of the world’s leading healthcare companies!

Cardozie Jones, Manager of Youth Programming, reflects on Live Out Loud’s Behind the Scenes program at InStyle, where LGBTQ and Ally students heard stories and career advice from openly LGBTQ InStyle employees, as well as world-famous fashion designer Marc Bouwer.

LGBTQ & Ally students are invited to go behind the scenes at InStyle on October 22nd, 4:30-6:00 PM. If you’re interested in fashion editing, photo editing, or design, this program is for you!

October is LGBT History Month – a time to celebrate, learn, and teach the LGBT community’s rich history.

To help move the community to action during this important time, Live Out Loud has gathered resources to help teachers and Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) advisors bring LGBT history into the classroom. We’ve also highlighted trailblazers from LGBT history who are sure to inspire your students.

LGBTQ youth and their allies are invited to Estée Lauder for an exciting chance to meet openly LGBTQ employees and gain career advice.

Live Out Loud’s Marketing Associate Jeff Hagan shares the 3 most common fears held by LGBTQ youth returning to school, and what you can do to make a difference…

Delmar Dualeh was Live Out Loud’s Homecoming Project Intern for the 2013-2014 school year. After a year of helping LGBTQ community members return to their hometown high schools, he decided to return to his own high school to become a role model for the next generation.

I came across Live Out Loud’s Homecoming Project while trying to find meaningful volunteer opportunities in NYC, specifically working with the LGBT youth. Once I learned about The Homecoming Project, I knew it was the opportunity I had been looking for.