Words from 2020 I never want to hear again: pivot, pandemic, and social-distancing. But one word that never gets old is community. Forty years ago, it was the small LGBTQ business community that launched GSBA and today it is this same community that is bu

The Human Rights Campaign announced on Monday, December 7, that Ve'ondre Mitchell (she/her) from Seattle, Washington has been named a member of the 2021 class of HRC Foundation Youth Ambassadors, joining nine other LGBTQ advocates across the country. HRC

EQUALUX: A Virtual Concert for Our Scholars, successfully brought together our community across the country and as far away as Germany. I

This year's Generations Celebration event, presented by the Goldsen Institute's AgePride HealthyGen Center and the National LGBTQ+ Health and Longevity Center, and held on Wednesday, November 18, from 4-5pm,

On Tuesday, November 24, Three Dollar Bill Cinema emailed the following statement to Unite and the rest of their email subscriber list:

Seattle Pride and Drag Out The Vote have announced a collaboration to bring even more attention to the importance of getting out the vote among the LGBTQIA+ community.

A decision may be both right and difficult at the same time, which is true of my decision to retire as President & CEO of GSBA, a position I have held for nearly 19 years. It is not an overstatement to say that serving in a leadership role in GSBA has bee

As COVID-19 continues to impact our community, many nonprofit organizations are feeling the pinch as they struggle to keep up with the growing need and diminishing funds.

Cannabis information resource and commerce platform Leafly, today announced General Counsel Yoko Miyashita will lead the company as its new Chief Executive Officer

To our members and community:

To Mayor Durkan, members of the Seattle City Council, City Attorney Holmes, and Chief Best,

Gov. Inslee has led our state during the COVID-19 crisis by relying on science and data to make decisions.