LGBTQ workplace discrimination involves treating any employee unfavorably based on their actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity. Check out this article to learn what constitutes as workplace discrimination.

By taking part in an LGBTQ+ substance use treatment program that’s sensitive to your needs, you recover alongside others who are in similar situations. This guide explores what benefits an LGBTQ+ addiction treatment program can provide to its participants.

The term LGBT refers to several different types of people, all with their own unique stories to tell. For decades, those stories were hidden from view, as researchers rarely asked questions about identity or preference when conducting studies. This guide explores published studies that contain data about the LGBT experience, and some of the statistics are worrisome.

One thing that holds across the world of addiction treatment is that no one individual is the same, and as such, their treatment should reflect that. That being the case, many obstacles stand in the way of one’s recovery. This guide explores why substance abuse rates are incredibly high in the LGBTQ community.

Some job interview questions are valid, while others might ask for private information employers don’t have the right to know. This guides explains how to tell the difference.

In a world characterized by complex health and societal challenges, one persistent crisis often eludes the global spotlight: extreme hunger. In a bid to highlight the depth of the international hunger crisis, Delivery Rank has compiled all of the most important facts and statistics on world hunger in 2024.

If you’re part of the LGBTQ+ community, you’re likely to face a few extra hurdles on the road to your career. To make this journey easier for you, Novorésumé compiled this ultimate guide to LGBTQ+ job search and career resources.

Students from historically marginalized groups face unique challenges when seeking help for mental health and addiction. These resource guides from SUPE help individuals better understand what shaped the current standard of care for their demographic, offer advice on what can be done to better oneself, and also give insight into steps that can be taken to make the future of mental health care more inclusive.

This book examines African American Christian involvement in Israel and Palestine to show how competing visions of “the Black Church” are changing through transnational political engagement. Considering cases ranging from African American Christian Zionists to Palestinian solidarity activists, Roger Baumann traces how Black religious politics transcend domestic arenas and enter global spaces.

Rev. Dr. Stephen Sizer, founder and director of Peacemaker Trust and the international coordinator for the 2024 Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center International Conference on Challenging Religious Extremism, published an article about the Church of England and Gaza. Read the complete article or summary conclusions here.

For anyone in the healthcare field or preparing as a student to work with diverse populations, including gender non-conforming youth, check out this article for research information, helpful websites, links to organizations, and even legal and healthcare resources.

We continue to call for greater transparency and insist on honoring the sanctity of life. We uplift the following op-ed by our partner and counsel of ACLU, Attorney Alexandra Block.

Join CRS in the immediate call to action to demand a YES vote on the recognition of Palestine as a member state of the United Nations. The cause of Palestinian sovereignty and security is a matter of justice and rights, and every one of our voices must be uplifted and heard.

The City of Chicago Office of Inspector General (OIG) published its first Quarterly Report of 2024. The report documents sustained investigations into serious misconduct–including lying to OIG, a mishandled sexual assault investigation, threats by a City employee, and false police reports. Read the full report here.

As CRS calls on transparent conversations about the Chicago Police Department’s use of excessive force in relationship to Black, Brown, and Indigenous people of our Beloved city, we share a list of traffic stop resources in partnership with the ACLU of Illinois.

CRS remains in solidarity with Palestinians experiencing genocide, ethnic cleansing, and colonialism committed by the Israeli occupation. We urge you to get involved in a new call to action advocating against apartheid and violence in Gaza and demanding a boycott of the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest. Learn more here.

Many grants are created specifically for LGBTQ+ people with mental health and substance use disorders. In this article, find information on LGBTQ+ addiction and mental health treatment grants for you or a loved one.

In the rapidly changing world, it is essential to create inclusive learning environments that cater to the needs of all learners. One approach that has gained significant recognition is Universal Design for Learning (UDL). Check out this article to understand UDL and its core principles.

Haiti has descended into a critical state of violence and chaos. More than one million children are living in areas under the influence of armed groups.

This article includes an extensive roster of more than 450 Black-owned businesses spanning various sectors that you can support.