LGBT Tech had an incredible time at the LWT Tech Futures Summit 2025  in New York City, three days of important conversations, cutting-edge insights, and meaningful connections. The summit, held October 7-9 at the Seaport (Pier 17), brought together 5,000+ decision-makers across tech, business, and culture, along with 200 speakers and 20+ workshops. Our team soaked in ideas about how technology intersects with equity, community, policymaking, and culture. We engaged with thou

LGBT Tech has joined an open letter urging the Irish government to reconsider legislation that would undermine end-to-end encryption.

As AI grows in power and reach, LGBTQ+ adults are approaching these tools with justified caution rooted in long histories of digital exclusion.

LGBT Tech’s Executive Director and Co-Founder, Chris Wood (he/him), recently joined the Queer Changemakers Podcast  for an inspiring...

On October 1st, LGBT Tech’s Samantha Sygier (she/her) had the opportunity to attend the Sony Corporation of America Volunteer Fair, where...

We’re excited to share highlights from our very first video updates with Chris Wood, our Executive Director! In case you missed it,...

Last week, LGBT Tech joined an amicus brief to the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit , challenging Florida House...

Recent LGBT Tech polling demonstrates how critical digital access is for more equitable access to healthcare, education, and employment.

LGBT Tech had the honor of attending Kindness in Action: A Convening on Youth Mental Health, Community Care, and Local Solutions, hosted...

LGBT Tech is proud to be featured in a recent JDSupra article highlighting a groundbreaking model policy designed to address...

LGBT Tech is proud to be featured in Ars Technica’s  recent article, “Delete, Delete, Delete: How FCC Republicans Are Killing Rules...

A recent Ellexamines  deep-dive into the global rise of internet censorship spotlighted LGBT Tech  as one of the key nonprofit...

We’re thrilled to share that LGBT Tech’s impactful PowerOn program was recently spotlighted in a heartfelt feature on ComputerCare’s...

Access Partnership’s recent article, “How the Digital Divide Affects the LGBTQ+ Community,” shines a light on how LGBTQ+ individuals face...

As online platforms become the primary public forum, digital spaces are emerging as the next battleground in the struggle for civil rights, equal protection, and freedom of expression.

Channel Kindness recently spotlighted LGBT Tech as part of its powerful new guide, “Resources to Support LGBTQ+ Youth Online.” In this...

At a time where the rights of LGBTQ+ people – especially youth – face mounting political hostility, this research is a timely and powerful reminder of how essential safe, supportive digital environments are. 

LGBT Tech’s Director of Policy and Research, Shae Gardner, penned a powerful opinion piece in Washington Blade titled “Kids Online Safety...

As transgender people are increasingly pushed out of public spaces and denied basic rights, digital spaces remain one of the few places where many can find community, information, and safety. Against this landscape, polling data from our recent ctrl+alt+lgbt report affirms just how critical digital refuge is, and how fragile that sense of refuge has become.

This month, LGBT Tech joined a civil liberties amicus brief to the Fifth Circuit in CCIA v. Paxton , a case challenging Texas’s “Securing...