NYC Pride announced Constance McMillen as one of its Grand Marshals for the 41st Annual LGBT Pride March, which will occur on June 27th, 2010.

The ACLU demanded that Itawamba County School District officials reverse their decision to forbid a lesbian student from attending prom with her girlfriend and from wearing a tuxedo to the prom. Now, it’s your turn!

Unity Mississippi strongly condemns Restoration Grace and encourages Morrison Heights Baptist Church to review studies on how damaging ex-gay “therapy” is for individuals, families, and communities. There is nothing to “fix”; attempting to “fix” a gay or lesbian person has shown fruitless and dangerous.

Are you doing last-minute, holiday shopping? Take a look at some gift ideas that support local, LGBT-friendly businesses. It’s important that we support these local businesses—more than national chains that may be LGBT-friendly. Keep these great places in mind for unique items, gift certificates, or holiday donations.

Unity Mississippi is challenging our friends and supporters to sponsor us in the Walk of Grace. Help us raise money and awareness about Grace House and people living with HIV/AIDS. We made it easy to sponsor us. Simply mail your sponsor check or use PayPal for quick, online payment.

The MSSC, Unity Mississippi, and many more partner organizations, want to call attention to a proposed anti-bullying policy that Jackson Public Schools is seeking public comment.

Knol Aust (Unity Mississippi) and Brent Cox (Mississippi ACLU) spoke with Fox 40 about the new Hate Crimes Law signed into law by President Obama on October 28, 2009.

GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network) wants to make sure the voices of LGBT youth in Mississippi are heard!

The 5th annual OUToberfest is here and we’re super-excited. Can you believe it’s been 5 years?! Help us celebrate this incredible milestone by attending all the events throughout the week. From compelling discussions to rocking musicians, there’s something for everyone. You can even pre-order your tickets for the concert online. So, there’s no excuse…

Knol Aust and Jenni Smith were on Mississippi Public Broadcasting’s “A Closer Look”