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START YOUR PITCHAbout Imani Rupert-Gordon
Imani Rupert-Gordon (she/her/hers) is President of the National Center for LGBTQ Rights (NCLR), a national legal organization committed to advancing the civil and human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their families through litigation, legislation, policy, and public education.
Before joining NCLR, Rupert-Gordon served as Executive Director of Affinity Community Services, an LGBTQ social justice organization honoring the experiences of Black LGBTQ women. She also served as Director of the Broadway Youth Center, part of Howard Brown Health in Chicago, which supports LGBTQ youth experiencing housing instability.
A nationally recognized leader known for visionary and justice-centered leadership, Rupert-Gordon has received numerous honors. She was named to The Root 100, recognizing the most influential Black leaders in the United States, and received the Judith Butler Award from the University of Chicago Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy and Practice for her commitment to social change, leadership, and innovative approaches to the field of social work.
Rupert-Gordon holds a Master’s degree from the University of Chicago Crown Family School of Social Work and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
About the National Center for LGBTQ Rights
The National Center for LGBTQ Rights (NCLR) is a national legal organization that advances the civil and human rights of LGBTQ people and their families through precedent-setting litigation, legislation, policy advocacy, and public education.
Founded in 1977 by attorney Donna Hitchens as the National Center for Lesbian Rights, the organization has spent decades shaping the legal landscape for LGBTQ equality. In 2025, the organization adopted the name National Center for LGBTQ Rights to reflect its longstanding commitment to serving the full LGBTQ community.
NCLR litigates cases in trial and appellate courts, advocates for equitable public policies, provides free legal assistance to LGBTQ people and their legal advocates, and conducts community education on LGBTQ issues. Its work spans a wide range of issue areas including asylum and immigration, employment, family law, healthcare, housing, hate crimes, transgender rights, youth advocacy, elder law, and rural community access.
The organization also launched some of the nation’s first dedicated LGBTQ legal initiatives, including projects focused on immigration, transgender rights, youth, and elders. NCLR continues to lead efforts to end conversion therapy through the nationally recognized Born Perfect campaign.
ABOUT PROMOHOMO.TV® PRIMETIME
PromoHomo.TV® Primetime is a globally focused, news-style weekly series on the PromoHomo.TV® Network—spotlighting influential LGBTQ+ leaders, urgent civil and human rights issues, and culture-shaping stories from across the United States and beyond. New episodes premiere Thursdays at 6 PM PT.
Each episode blends mission-driven journalism with an uplifting, community-rooted point of view—bringing you conversations and context designed to inform, connect, and empower the global LGBTQ+ community and allies.
Episodes feature a rotating mix of timely interviews, featured stories, and spotlight segments—anchored by the belief that visibility, truth-telling, and equality are not optional—they’re essential.
WHAT YOU’LL SEE IN UPCOMING EPISODES
- Headline interviews — national and global LGBTQ+ leaders, advocates, and cultural voices
- Civil & human rights coverage — policy, legal developments, and the real-world stakes for our community
- Community impact stories — organizations, initiatives, and people moving the needle
- Culture & visibility — entertainment, media moments, and representation that shapes public opinion
- PromoHomo.TV® spotlights — featured segments that connect viewers to ways to learn more and take action
My work is created through a human-led process in which I develop all story ideas, conduct all reporting, shape the narrative voice, and retain full editorial control. I also use advanced AI tools as part of my workflow—for research support, organizational assistance, drafting, and editing. These tools help streamline production, but the creative direction, original insights, lived experience, and final decisions remain entirely my own. All content ultimately reflects my voice, perspective, and professional standards as a journalist, storyteller, and media creator.
