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Five books out this year offer invaluable resources for educators and others seeking to support transgender and gender nonconforming students and make schools places where children of all gender identities may learn and flourish.
Sending our kids off to school always brings a certain amount of trepidation.
A new report on the number and characteristics of LGBTQ parents is a reminder that common perceptions of LGBTQ families may not always match the realities...
Even as many of us are still enjoying summer, back-to-school time will soon be upon us—so here are three recent and relevant LGBTQ-inclusive picture books about schools, allyship, and community.
Brian Rosenberg is on a very personal mission to help LGBTQ+ people build their families.
Queer parents and prospective parents can sometimes have a hard time finding support and community.
I started my family more than two decades ago via in vitro fertilization, and I've watched with growing alarm as the U.S. Supreme Court's Dobbs decision that overturned federal abortion rights two years ago has also endangered access to this common
As we head into Pride Month, I am moved once again to ponder all that I am proud of.
All children gain security and benefits from legal ties to their parents. Yet children with LGBTQ parents, and those born through assisted reproduction, lack clear and simple ways to establish legal parentage in many states.
During pregnancy, tissues stretch, hormones change, muscles and bones shift, and even the heart and lungs are altered.