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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Will a historically diverse new coalition bring big changes to Israel?

Analysts say probably not, but it may begin to heal economy and riven government

World|

DateJune 7, 2021June 8, 2021

Soltan Bryce.

Opening health care access to trans community

Business School student looks to grow Denver telehealth startup

DateAugust 31, 2020August 31, 2020

Victor Madrigal-Borloz

A global look at LGBT violence and bias

U.N. independent expert’s report examines root causes and highlights danger spots and progress

World|

DateOctober 22, 2019October 23, 2019

Joan Reede

Champion of equity and social justice

Reede leads the way with Medical School’s Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion

Campus|

DateOctober 11, 2018

Sebastian Reyes '19, seen in the Adams House courtyard, reflects on the paradox of feeling at home both in Cambridge and his native Orange County, Calif.

Finding comfort at home and here

A student who calls two coasts home learns to bridge the gulf

Campus|

DateJanuary 31, 2017January 31, 2017

At Harvard Medical School's Diversity Dialogue, questions for guest speaker speaker Mark Schuster ranged from how to find an LGBT mentor in the medical field to how to combat conscious and unconscious bias in the classroom or in the clinic. “It’s important to speak up when you can,” said Schuster, who is the William Berenberg Professor of Pediatrics at HMS. Jessica Halem moderated the discussion.

What it means when ‘The Doctor Is Out’

Harvard Medical School physician Mark Schuster shares a story that opens doors

Science|

DateOctober 16, 2015

“The community is strongest when people are included and respected for who they are rather than locked out,” Glad director Mary Bonauto (left) told her Harvard Law School audience. Joining in the discussion was Dean Martha Minow, who said Bonauto is sometimes described as the "Thurgood Marshall of the same-sex marriage movement.”

Legal champion of gay rights

Mary Bonauto reflects on a quarter century of seeking equal treatment under law

World|

DateNovember 5, 2014April 16, 2019

This year, thanks to a change in Harvard policy, same-sex married couples won’t have to pay additional federal taxes on their health coverage. “I was touched,” said Kevin Patton-Hock (clockwise from left), a full-time parent to his and husband Arthur Patton-Hock’s two sons, Chet and Mao. “I thought it was really nice, and just a beautiful thing to see everyone treated the same.” Arthur has worked for Harvard for more than 27 years.

On Tax Day, a step toward equality

Harvard adopts policy to offset federal tax burden for married LGBT couples

News|

DateApril 15, 2013May 2, 2019

Activist and Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) lecturer Tim McCarthy (right) discussed the pervasive stigma against sexual minorities, both in the United States and abroad, with Philip Hamilton (from left), a recent Wheaton graduate working with the Carr Center, and Dorothy Zinberg, an HKS lecturer in public policy.

Progress, but no letup

‘Equal rights does not necessarily mean equal lives,’ says LGBT activist

World|

DateJuly 16, 2012June 18, 2019

Harvard Graduate School of Education Ed.D. candidate James Croft didn’t need to think twice about sharing his story in the HGSE's "It Gets Better" video. HGSE created the unscripted video after Dean Kathleen McCartney emailed the community encouraging faculty, students, and staff of all sexual orientations to tell their stories honestly and openly. The School is the first at Harvard to produce a video for the It Gets Better Project.

Caring voices

HGSE's 'It Gets Better' video a show of support for LGBT youth

World|

DateJuly 26, 2011

The HGLC announces fellowship for summer 2010

Campus|

DateMarch 4, 2010June 4, 2019

Lt. Dan Choi, who faces discipline from the military after coming out as a gay man, received the first Service to Humanity award from the Harvard Humanist Chaplaincy. In a dramatic gesture, Choi burned his discharge letter at the podium during the award ceremony.

Don’t ask, don’t lie

Humanists honor gay military activist Dan Choi

World|

DateSeptember 22, 2009

Carr Center awards Traub-Dicker Fellowships for summer 2009

World|

DateJuly 23, 2009

Groundbreaking professorship in LGBT studies

Harvard Gay and Lesbian Caucus gift endows F.O. Matthiessen Visiting Professorship

Campus|

DateJune 4, 2009

Tribe and Ochs honored by Harvard Gay and Lesbian Caucus

News|

DateMay 21, 2009

LGBT conference on ‘Politics, Policy and Progress’ at HKS

World|

DateApril 23, 2009

Carr Center receives gift to support LGBT research

Campus|

DateFebruary 26, 2009

Appreciating Billie Jean King’s contribution to second-wave feminism

Arts|

DateNovember 20, 2008

In Brief

Campus|

DateJune 12, 2008

In brief

Campus|

DateJune 5, 2008

In brief

News|

DateMay 29, 2008

Harvard Gay & Lesbian Caucus names this year’s award recipient

News|

DateMay 22, 2008

In brief

Campus|

DateOctober 11, 2007