Jay Valle

A congratulatory social media post by the school district featuring its transgender homecoming queen received hundreds of mixed responses online.

“Here in Italy, it has never been more important for us to champion minorities’ voices,” the Italian fashion maven said during Milan Fashion Week.

A California couple who married 20 years ago during San Francisco's “Winter of Love” got a chance to reconnect with their officiant — who is now vice president of the United States.

Winfrey tearfully spoke about her brother, Jeffrey Lee, 29, who died at the height of the AIDS crisis.

The A3FC soccer program, the brainchild of a New York City teenager, is giving children and young migrant teens a chance to play the sport, forge friendships and be part of a team.

While thousands of migrant families continue to face hurdles arriving in New York City, 16-year-old Talya Langston is creating a space where migrant kids can just be kids. With the local non-profit Artists-Athletes-Activists, she started the A3FC soccer program in January, offering more than 50 migrant children ages 8 to 14 a place to play. NBCU Academy Storyteller Reporter Jay…

After the loss of a transgender student who lived on a Cherokee reservation in Oklahoma, the group Cousins is expanding its offerings to queer youth.

Nine volunteers are ensuring anyone in the U.S. has access to over 1,200 books with LGBTQ themes and authors.

A group of feminist lesbians staged a “Lavender Menace” protest at a women's conference more than a half-century ago that forever changed the feminist movement.

Knit the Rainbow has handmade and delivered more than 25,000 winter garments to young people in need through local nonprofits.