EDGE New England

With its ranks deeply divided, the Boy Scouts of America is asking its local leaders from across the country to decide whether its contentious membership policy should be overhauled so that openly gay boys can participate in Scout units.

SunServe, a South Florida nonprofit LGBT social service agency, provides space for kids as a place for them to visit, primarily after school.

Next month, UCLA grad students Alexander Martos and Jeffery Williams will wrap up their work with the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center, and take their LGBT sex ed curriculum to Cal State Northridge.

For kids coming out, the first-ever website AnonyMouse helps connect with mentors through a safe, secure and anonymous chat function.

The Mar. 30 GLSEN conference at MIT brought together students, educators, parents and advocates, for a daylong block of workshops teaching a more inclusive curriculum.

Two new cases of discrimination against LGBT youth in Pennsylvania prompted a change in school policy - only one of which was in favor of the LGBT students.

As more teens have gone mobile, using their phones as an extension of themselves, hotline providers are trying to establish an around-the-clock emergency text number for teens.

The first round of voting by the Lake County School Board is in favor of an 8th grader’s request for a Gay Straight Alliance (GSA).

In an effort to educate the next generation of LGBT leaders, The Point Foundation’s Cornerstone Event brought donors, students and mentors together.

Having Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas come out in support of undocumented gay immigrants gave a voice to immigrants across the U.S. Now they hope that the passage of the DREAM Act will allow them to stay in the place they call home.