EDGE on the Net

A YouTube video from an anonymous man attempts to denounce the "It Gets Better" campaign by pointing out several negative issues that many gay men have to encounter as they grow up.

Eric Williams, a gay U.S. Army veteran, successfully lobbied members of Seattle’s professional baseball, soccer, football player and women’s basketball teams to appear in an "It Gets Better" video that debuted on Aug. 18.

The New York Times’ series that featured gay teenagers discussing their coming out experiences highlights LGBT young people’s desire for acceptance

Governor Deval Patrick released his own "It Gets Better" video on Friday, Aug. 5

GLBT equality advocates have criticized Mass. Republican Sen. Scott Brown for refusing to appear alongside the rest of the congressional delegation in a video that offers a supportive message to GLBT youth.

Congressman Barney Frank and U.S. Sen. John Kerry are among the members of Massachusetts’ Congressional congregation who appeared in an "It Gets Better" video that was released on Wednesday, July 27.

The San Diego Padres are the first professional sports team in the country to sign onto the GLSEN’s Team Respect challenge. This project seeks to promote athletics and physical education classes safe and inclusive for LGBT students.

Responding to Philadelphia Eagle wide receiver DeSean Jackson’s use of an anti-gay slur on a radio show late last month, Jerome Hunt started a petition to urge the Philadelphia Phillies to create an "It Gets Better" video.

The Boston Red Sox are the third Major League Baseball team to release a video for the "It Gets Better" project.

Thirteen U.S. senators appear in an "It Gets Better" video titled "A Message of Hope from the United States Senate" that was unveiled on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, June 29.