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This project aims to provide a dynamic space to learn about, reflect on, and engage in the histories of RI's LGBTQ+ communities.

For many of us, 2020 was about the painful side of change. COVID-19, economic collapse, racial tensions, inequality…the list could go on.

Since Options reported on the turmoil within RI Pride more Pride Board members resigned.

Program focuses on the sexual, mental, and emotional health of young gay and bi+ men

Throughout this challenging time, SAGE-RI has remained committed to its mission.

Michael Correia resigned after had made dehumanizing and transphobic remarks about Justice Gaines.

The way forward for RI Pride 2021. How do we go forward? How do we connect? How do we heal from the loss of our sense of community?

A creative and energetic activist in the LGBT community died on December 22.

Transosaurus Rex is a cartoon about a genderqueer T. rex

Would you consider donating part (or all!) of your stimulus check to boost your community by donating to Options today?

According to GLAD,“The Rhode Island Uniform Parentage Act updates state law to clarify who can be a parent and how to establish parentage.

Single LGBTQ+ community members share how their social lives have changed in the age of social distancing.

As part of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of RI’s dedication to exploring the complexities of diversity and inclusion for intersex people

Poetry: "I thought that I would never see A president as bad as T. . . "

AIDS Project Rhode Island is gearing up for a virtual AIDS Run/Walk for Life in honor of its 35th anniversary.

On Friday morning, September 18, it was crucial for LGBTQ Rhode Islanders that we unelect Donald Trump as President.

Options Oct/Nov 2020 Issue Cover Illustration

Governor Gina Raimondo signed the Rhode Island Uniform Parentage Act which fills critical gaps in the state’s parentage law, esp. for LGBTQ+

Defund the police department? This has burst on the scene amid the hysteria of the anger, grief, and frustration with the police.

Pride "76er" Billy Mencer Ackerly responds to his personal experience in the LGBTQ+ movement