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...

PowerOn is excited to announce the 2025 Community Tech Grant Grantees! 44 incredible LGBTQ+ centers and grassroots non-profits across the...

LGBT Tech is proud to be featured in GovTech’s recent article, “What’s New in Digital Equity: Maine’s Tech Help Initiative,” which...

Earlier this week, LGBT Tech submitted an amicus brief  to the U.S. Supreme Court in Netchoice v. Fitch,  urging the Court to vacate the...

LGBT Tech joined 19 other civil society organizations in signing a joint letter of support for California’s AB 322.

On July 25, 2025, LGBT Tech, with McDermott Will & Emery serving as legal counsel, filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court of the...

LGBT Tech joins civil society groups in a letter expressing serious concern about the FCC’s decision to allow its bureaus and offices to eliminate rules without public notice or comment.

The Benton Institute for Broadband & Society recently highlighted LGBT Tech’s new report , Beyond Binary: LGBTQ+ Rights in the Digital...

LGBT Tech is honored to be featured in Pluralsight One’s recent announcement  as one of 13 organizations selected to receive a portion of...

In a timely feature, BroadbandBreakfast.com  reports that LGBT Tech has joined a coalition of advocacy groups, including MMTC, Asian...

In its Spanish-language coverage, WIRED  shines a light on LGBT Tech’s pivotal initiative, AllyAI , positioning it at the forefront of...

Washington, D.C., July 11, 2025 Yesterday, Public Knowledge, LGBT Tech, and Fight for the Future hosted a workshop titled “The FTC’s...

A recent paper in the Stanford Technology Law Review  examines new global trends in online safety regulation, laws that compel age...

OpenTools recently featured LGBT Tech in its article, “AI and the LGBTQ+ Community: Navigating Challenges and Calls for Change” ,...