Brandon’s debut book joins Dolly Parton’s and Patrick Stewart’s as a finalist for the 2024 Audie Award for Best Autobiography/Memoir audiobook.

Brandon joins Joy on The Reid Out to discuss the catastrophic collapse of DeSantis 2024.

Brandon joins the likes of Dylan Mulvaney, Kim Petras, Troye Sivan, and Brandi Carlile on the Out Magazine’s list of 100 most influential LGBTQ people in America.

As the nation marks seven years since Pulse, Brandon’s latest thoughts on the fight to end gun violence for TIME.

Alongside 9 others, Brandon shares Life After Gun Violence with Harper’s Bazaar.

Pulse Nightclub shooting survivor, Brandon Wolf, did not mince words for disgraced “journalist,” Megyn Kelly, after she made disgusting comments on Twitter attacking gun reform activists.

Amid an unmistakable nationwide spike in anti-LGBTQ extremism and violence, survivors of the worst of that hate testified Wednesday before Congress, where they urged lawmakers to confront their own roles in the literal bloodshed.

Pulse Nightclub survivor and Equality Florida press secretary Brandon Wolf joins The ReidOut, telling Joy Reid, "I am angry because I am tired of asking, of begging, of screaming and scratching and clawing for people to just see us as human."

I woke up on Sunday morning to a call from a CNN producer asking if I would come on the news to talk about what had happened in Colorado Springs. I had no idea what she was saying, but as a Pulse survivor I could feel it in my gut. While she had me on the phone, I tried to get up to speed on what happened.

Brandon Wolf on the tragic night that changed his life, and why the LGBTQ community must remain vigilant in its fight.

Gun Violence in America Is a Solvable Crisis. So Why Haven’t We Stopped It?

Brandon Wolf, a survivor of the Pulse nightclub shooting, knows firsthand the price we pay for our country’s toxic gun obsession. In his words, here’s why this issue is so difficult to fix.

In her speech about hate crimes at the United We Stand Summit, Vice President Kamala Harris invited Pulse Nightclub shooting survivor Brandon Wolf to open as her keynote speaker.

“A place of acceptance and joy became a place of unspeakable pain and loss. And we’ll never fully recover but we’ll remember,” the president said at the White House bill signing.

"I want to keep up the fight for full equality," says the Pulse survivor and gun-reform advocate.

Queer activist and survivor of the Orlando Pulse shooting Brandon Wolf has debunked the “totally delusional” idea that Donald Trump is the “most pro-gay president in American history”.

Wolf says it is the younger generation that “will create sweeping change sooner than we think”.

Brandon Wolf speaks with Michael Pincus of Teen Vogue.

Out Magazine’s coverage of Brandon Wolf’s powerful speech before the House Ways & Means Committee.