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To submit a link for the DignityUSA website, please contact the National Vice President. All links submitted to this page must be approved by one or more of the DignityUSA officers for approval. Items must be related to DignityUSA OR must meet one of the following criteria:

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  • Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD)

    Partnering with media outlets and LGBT organizations to promote fair, accurate and inclusive representations of our community in all media.

  • Gay, Lesbian Catholics Look Ahead to Church's Future

    DignityUSA and New Ways Ministry -- two lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Catholic organizations -- recently issued statements observing the April 2nd passing of Pope John Paul II and looking ahead to the selection of the next pope. The statements came as Catholics worldwide mourned the pope's passing and amid growing conversations about the future of the Catholic Church

  • Read more on GLAAD's Blog

    GLAAD Orange LogoIn the days and weeks following Cardinal Francis George of Chicago’s comparison of the LGBT community to the Ku Klux Klan, Catholics have continued to organize and speak out. Cardinal George initially made his comparison in an interview with Chicago Fox affiliate WFLD just before Christmas, but despite calls to not air the interview, WFLD aired it Christmas morning.

    Many Catholics have found the Cardinal’s comments and the ensuing backlash to be an opportunity to educate the Roman Catholic hierarchy on the reality of LGBT Catholics. Dignity Chicago is one of several Dignity chapters celebrating their 40th anniversary this year. Comments like those of Cardinal George’s are one of the reasons why the prophetic call of Dignity is as important now as it was 40 years ago.