Uplifting LGBTQ+ Students in Hospitality
In India, there are a number of hospitality schools, but one in particular is doing amazing work for the LGBTQ+ community.
Amtrak Increases Hiring of LGBT+ Employees Through Partnership with Out Professionals
Diversity in the workplace is a vital aspect of creating a safe and productive work environment. Out Professionals is a nonprofit organization determined to help LGBTQ+ professionals with networking and […]
20 Grants for LGBT Entrepreneurs
Whoever said, “there’s no such thing as a free lunch” apparently hadn’t heard of small business grants. What do Facebook, DreamWorks, PayPal, and Apple have in common? All were founded […]
Hornitos Tequila Stands up for Marginalized Voices
As if we needed another excuse to have margaritas – Hornitos Tequila is taking a stand for marginalized people. Hornitos Tequila is a leading premium tequila brand founded on the […]
How to Support LGBT Refugees: 6 LGBTQ+ Organizations that Need Your Support
Every year, The International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association’s (IGLTA) Global Convention takes place in a new host city and welcomes international delegates from across the world. Every year I […]
8 Fun (But Educational) Things to Do in Salvador Brazil
Salvador is in the northeastern region of Brazil and is the capital of the state of Bahia. Salvador is also the third largest city in Brazil and a port that […]
Ft Lauderdale’s World AIDS Museum is Preserving Queer History
With dozens of LGBT-friendly hotels, more than 40 gay nightlife venues, gorgeous beaches, and warm winter weather, it is easy to see why Fort Lauderdale is a favorite vacation spot […]
5 Uncomfortable Questions About Travel to Anti-LGBT Destinations
I’m not going to bury the lead on this one. Traveling as a member of the LGBT community is a radical act because the majority of the world is still […]
“When We Were Invisible” – The Fight for LGBT Equality in Perú
It took Gaby Calderón a year before she could accept the fact that she was gay. Seventeen at the time, the Peruvian felt isolated in the Catholic-dominated society with only […]
