After two decades at the helm of Mazzoni Center, CEO Nurit Shein left the organization in the spring after allegations of racism at the organization, an employee walkout and criticism that she covered up incidents of alleged sexual impropriety by the organization’s former medical director, Dr. Robert Winn. In her first interview since leaving Mazzoni, Shein spoke to PGN exclusively about her last days of employment, her thoughts on the protests against her and her role in the Winn investigation.

Students at a Berks County school district testified Monday in a federal court case in which students are claiming the school’s transgender-inclusive policies violated their privacy. Two of four students suing the Boyertown Area School District and one trans student presented their cases at an evidentiary hearing in Easton.

A representative of the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office this week said the agency expects to seek a protective order in PGN’s open-records case for 911 recordings relating to the Nizah Morris incident.

A local nonprofit is expanding, with increased services and a new location. 

City attorneys are asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Boxers PHL, a sports bar in the Gayborhood that claims anti-LGBT bias motivated a city order that its roof deck be removed.

Todd McKee was known among loved ones as “Sunshine,” a nickname that friends said embodied his personality. 

The owner of a Pennsylvania bridal shop recently claimed that her faith precluded her from selling a dress to a same-sex couple. 

When Matthew Wong was a student at University of Notre Dame, he was able to find others in the gay Asian community with whom he could identify. However, the 23-year-old said this changed when he moved to Philadelphia in 2015.

Once a month, LGBT and ally congregants of Broad Street Ministry gather for conversation and community.

Crystal Cheatham created the Our Bible App with a mission in mind.