Happy Pride Month
For PRIDE Month, we want to highlight LGBTQ+ resources both for academics and student life. For starters, Cleveland State has its own LGBTQ+ Student Services webpage, which acts as a one-stop place for both university and community resources for the LGBTQ+ community.
For your research needs, check out our Sexual Orientation & the Law Research Guide. The Michael Schwartz Library has a great database, LGBT Life, which contains all of the content available in that publication as well as full text for other significant LGBT journals, magazines, regional newspapers, and monographs.
Also of interest are Westlaw and Lexis LGBTQ+ resources:
- Emerging Issues in Protections for LBGT Employees (Westlaw) – From American Law Institute’s CLE program
- Gay & Lesbian Review (Westlaw) – Discussion and analysis of contemporary gay, lesbian, and bisexual ideas and literature
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Family Law (Westlaw) – This treatise discusses the legal aspects of marriage, divorce, adoption, custody, parentage, surrogacy, visitation, assisted reproduction, and other family law topics from the perspective of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals; updated yearly
- Sexual Orientation & the Law (Westlaw) – Guide to representing any client involved in a nontraditional relationship, providing advice on how to handle the unique legal problems affecting your client; it contains extensive coverage of the full range of legal issues facing lesbian and gay clients
- Tulane Journal of Law & Sexuality (Westlaw and Lexis)
- LGBTQ Employment Law Practice Guide (Lexis) – Designed to assist employers, practitioners, and employment law professionals called upon to advise and counsel individual and institutional clients on the legal and practical issues that arise in the employment law context as it relates to LGBTQ individuals
- Gay Times (Lexis) – Lifestyle publication from the UK
- The Dukeminier Awards Best Sexual Orientation Law Review Articles (Lexis) – The Dukeminier Awards is a legal periodical published by the students of The Williams Institute and the UCLA School of Law; each year, scholars, lawyers, judges, and law students throughout the United States publish hundreds of articles concerning various aspects of sexual orientation law