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The community health center, which serves over 60,000 Rhode Islanders, is facing a financial crisis.

In 2022, a record-breaking 1,065 out LGBTQ+ individuals ran for office across the United States, with more than 430 achieving victory.

Options 2024 Activism Edition features exclusive content by local writers, available online for the first time!

This year’s games will feature at least 175 LGBTQ athletes, marking the second consecutive summer games with triple-digit representation.

Shey Rivera Ríos is an artist who creates digital and physical altars that interrupt colonial memory and liberate queer Boricua futurity.

This year the annual Newport Pride Bike Parade has a special guest: the Newport Trolley! 

The original organizers started it basically to really uplift space for women of color, trans folks of color, nonbinary folks of color...

South County Pride's fourth annual Pride parade is on Saturday, June 22 in Wakefield, RI.

Surveys of LGBTQ restaurant workers reveal that the subminimum wage plays a central role in exposing them to rampant workplace homophobia.

The three original organizers of the first Providence DTPOC marches were on hand to pass the mantle on to SISTA fire.

Until this year, the annual Pride celebration in Woonsocket has been a battle. But now everything has changed for the better.

Providence’s fifth annual Dyke & Trans People of Color (DTPOC) March is tonight, Friday, June 14, starting at 5:30 p.m. at Dexter Park.

Health Care Provider Shield Act will protect Rhode Island health care providers from restrictive laws in other states.

Calling all volunteers, supporters and friends of AIDS Care Ocean State: march in New England's only illuminated night Pride parade.

June's Trivia Theme is Wicked Gay Trivia, and this 21+ event is the most fun you'll have on a Thursday night for $10!

For the Options Magazine Activism edition, former editor-in-chief Alex Morash penned a special Chattering Classes column sharing his...

Woonsocket Pride Festival Announces 2024 Entertainment Line-Up for Sunday, June 9, 2024.

Make your way over to Providence City Hall this Friday, June 7 for two exciting events celebrating Pride Month 2024!

Youth Pride, Inc. invites class of 2024 to Lavender Graduation.

Circle of Pride Recognizes LGBTQ Elders Day every year on May 16.