Building Future Leaders and Safer, More LGBTQ-Friendly College and Universities for Twenty Years
Campus Pride is excited to welcome its largest-ever cohort of student interns to our team of volunteers. Every semester Campus Pride welcomes a class of interns from colleges and universities across the United States. This summer, 10 students were chosen …
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Campus Pride wins $5,000 from #SpotlightOnCLT contest to vote for your favorite local LGBTQ nonprofit organization. Campus Pride was among seven LGBTQ local nonprofits that individuals could vote for that do work in the Charlotte area. Campus Pride received the …
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Campus Pride commends the 2018 International Building Code (IBC) Section 2902.1.2 for gender-neutral, single-user toilet and bathing rooms. Campus Pride supports and recommends college campuses and schools across the country to utilize this building code standard for all new and …
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Book Review Sarah McBride is an unwavering advocate for the transgender community. As the current National Press Secretary for the Human Rights Campaign, she brings attention to the many difficult issues that members of the LGBTQ+ spectrum experience. In this …
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139 campuses documented as “not safe” for LGBTQ students on this year’s worst listing (Charlotte, NC – September 13, 2017) Campus Pride today releases its 2017 Shame List highlighting for the second year in a row a national listing of …
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LGBTQ equality in the United States has seen dramatic progress in the past decade with such things as marriage equality, the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” and steady pushback in certain states against discriminatory laws. There is still much work …
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Ithaca College takes a lead role in pioneering transgender inclusion on campus with new ID policy Written by Campus Pride volunteer and Ithaca College student John Jacobson There are approximately 4,140 institutions of higher learning in the United States between …
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Campus Pride partners with PaperClip Communication to present on a webinar about how campuses are currently mandated to foster and create campus facilities that are safe, inclusive and in compliance with Title IX and campus non-discrimination policies. Building new campus …
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Campus Pride partners with PaperClip Communication to present on a webinar about how campuses are currently mandated to foster and create campus facilities that are safe, inclusive and in compliance with Title IX and campus non-discrimination policies. Building new campus …
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Last night, the Trump administration acted to permit discrimination against transgender students by rescinding the department of education advice to schools on the treatment of transgender students exposing them to bullying, social stigma and unreasonable requirements just to be themselves. …
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By Dr. Genny Beemyn, Campus Pride Trans Policy Clearinghouse Coordinator & DA Dirks, Consortium of Higher Education Resource Professionals Co-chair The Trump administration’s revocation of the “Dear Colleague Letter on Transgender Students” further oppresses one of the most oppressed groups …
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“There is some historical context in arguing that something that is discriminatory is a states’ rights issue when in reality we’re arguing about equal protections under the law,” said Shane Windmeyer, Executive Director of Campus Pride. Published by Inside …
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Written by Keisha Keaton, Central Michigan University, student writer Everyone is guaranteed freedom of speech. It is a necessary right for all people to say what they think and stand up for what they believe in. However, there are limits …
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Transgender Day of Remembrance is Sunday, November 20, 2016 – Take action now Transgender Day of Remembrance has been established to honor and remember those who have been killed as a result of transphobic and anti-trans hate or prejudice. Every …
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102 campuses documented with anti-LGBTQ policies and cited as “dangerous” (Charlotte, NC – August 29, 2016) Campus Pride today releases its 2016 “Shame List,” highlighting for the first time a national list of “The Absolute Worst Campuses for LGBTQ Youth.” …
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