COLAGE, a national organization that supports and empowers people with one or more LGBTQ+ parents or caregivers, wants to hear from children (of all ages!) of LGBTQ+ parents in Delaware, as they support Parentage Reform in Delaware. COLAGE writes: “In 2024, researchers found that an estimated 5 million minor children are being raised by an … Read more
interACT’s Youth Advocacy program creates opportunities for intersex young people to build advocacy skills. For 2026, we’re launching a regional DMV (DC/Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia) cohort to create more opportunities for in-person connection, community-building, lobbying, and civic engagement among local intersex youth. interACT Youth alumni have gone on to do incredible things, from producing films … Read more
We were honored to have Cora Castle, Chair of the State of Delaware LGBTQ+ Commission, as our speaker for the Transgender Day of Visibility. Read her speech below. I never set out to be here. I transitioned in 2011, way before there was anything resembling a playbook. I was working in IT at a bank … Read more
This week the HIV + Hepatitis Policy Institute, a national organization dedicated to promoting quality and affordable healthcare for people living with or at risk of HIV, hepatitis, and other chronic conditions, shared recommendations for Delaware’s House Bill 200, currently making it’s way through the legislature. HB 100 would require health insurance companies (including Medicaid … Read more
Black History Month is a dedicated period in February where the United States recognizes and celebrates the achievements and contributions of African Americans throughout history, highlighting their struggles, resilience, and cultural impact on society. Within Delaware, several important Black history events stand out, including the prominent role of the Underground Railroad, particularly in the town … Read more
Authenticity in Uniform: What My Service Taught Me About Being Trans in America Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for being here. Today, I’d like to share a little of my story. My path in life may be unique to me, but it’s full of experiences that people like me share. My name is Alexander Greyson. … Read more
This message is shared from Clayton Gibston and the organizing committee… This moment in American history calls for courage. Brave spiritual leaders spent the last 100 years presenting our case for LGBTQIA+ affirmation, ministering to LGBTQIA+ people, helping religious institutions overcome ingrained bigotry, and publicly standing up to injustice in our communities. Countless books and … Read more
Community members put on their dancing shoes Friday night, November 14, filling the Listening Booth with energy as they danced, mingled, and bid on raffle items—all in support of Speak Out Against Hate’s Youth Scholarship Program and its Student Ambassador Internship Program. These initiatives help empower local high school students as they work alongside SOAH … Read more
Note: Mike Mitchell is no longer associated with WMDT 47ABC (9/19) SOAH and Sussex Pride Respond to Inflammatory SermonGroups call upon all members of our community to practice empathy and understanding. In light of the recent sermon delivered by Minister Mike Mitchell, Sussex Pride and Speak Out Against Hatefeel compelled to address the alarming language … Read more
Money raised from the Rehoboth Beach Pride Raffle is used to support unhoused LGBTQ+ Youth in Delaware. We are excited to share that one of the recipients of those funds will be Lifelines South. For many years, Lifelines (operated by West End Neighborhood House) has provided housing support for LGBTQ+ youth, unaccompanied youth, and youth … Read more