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The future is in the hands of the students! Their ideas, hard work, and creativity have been the backbone of the LGBTQ+ Office and Lavender Lounge

Moms For Liberty court injunctions have no impact on the rights and protections afforded to Rhode Island's LGBTQ+ students.

The RI Chapter of Old Lesbians Organizing for Change also sponsored a voter registration and information table at The Providence Flea.

The Index is the first effort in RI to ascertain where candidates for office stand on rights to bodily autonomy, including LGBTQ+ rights.

When asked if they endorsed Moms for Liberty's policies, two Republican candidates declined to answer, and one gave a partial "yes."

There will be five state-level ballot questions: four bonds and a referendum on whether or not to hold a state constitutional convention.

Join co-hosts Claire Annette and KVNG NEPTUNE for a night of awards, music, and refreshments at the 3rd annual Options Awards ceremony.

Frontline staff at Youth Pride, Inc. voted overwhelmingly to ratify their first union contract with SEIU 1199 New England.

Priority given to proposals engaging and affirming youth of color, LGBTQ+, Two-Spirit, gender-nonconforming youth, and disabled youth.

A rally, march, and vigil will be held on October 5th at the RI Statehouse, alongside worldwide demonstrations.

The community health center, which serves over 60,000 Rhode Islanders, is facing a financial crisis.

This year’s games will feature at least 175 LGBTQ athletes, marking the second consecutive summer games with triple-digit representation.

The original organizers started it basically to really uplift space for women of color, trans folks of color, nonbinary folks of color...

Surveys of LGBTQ restaurant workers reveal that the subminimum wage plays a central role in exposing them to rampant workplace homophobia.

The three original organizers of the first Providence DTPOC marches were on hand to pass the mantle on to SISTA fire.

Until this year, the annual Pride celebration in Woonsocket has been a battle. But now everything has changed for the better.

Providence’s fifth annual Dyke & Trans People of Color (DTPOC) March is tonight, Friday, June 14, starting at 5:30 p.m. at Dexter Park.

Health Care Provider Shield Act will protect Rhode Island health care providers from restrictive laws in other states.

Middletown commended by RIDE and Amnesty International for excellent Gender Non-Conforming Student Policy.

The importance of the next presidential election as it relates to trans rights was made clear at a recent Foster School Committee meeting.