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During a training, law enforcement professionals were educated on hate crimes & how they affect not only the person, but also the community.

An interview with visual artist, composer, and curator Jazzmen Lee-Johnson.

SAGE-RI is pleased to acknowledge the RI Chapter of AARP for its generous support and help with programing for the LGBT Café.

This exhibit is intended to provoke conversation and encourage the audience to slow down and really examine what is going on.

YPI staff, board members, volunteers, and youth will be staffing our booth at Rhode Island's PrideFest.

BlueCross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island has certified a new wave of BCBSRI LGBTQ Safe Zone providers.

All children and parents need and deserve legal protections. These bills will modernize the state’s parentage and co-parent adoption laws.

June 28–July2 are remembered as the five days 50 years ago when those considered to be the lowest members of society stood up.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a measure that would add sexual orientation and transgender status as protected classes.

The Trump administration announced plans to roll back a part of the Affordable Care Act that protects trans people from discrimination.

Morehouse College, an all-male, 150-year-old, historically black school in Atlanta, will open its enrollment to trans men.

Building on its successful Trans* Wellness Program, Thundermist Health Center’s new Rainbow Wellness Program will expand wellness offerings

The United Methodist Church of East Greenwich decided to show its inclusivity by hanging a rainbow flag to welcome LGBT people.

At this year’s Empowerment Breakfast in honor of Transgender Day of Visibility, we were excited to present the annual Empowerment Awards.