This video traces the career of Wayne Besen, from 1993-2007. Video clips come from his first organization, Sons & Daughters of America, founded in 1993; show him as a news reporter in Maine; show his tenure at the Human Rights Campaign and end with his current job as founder of Truth Wins Out, a Brooklyn-based non-profit that counters the so-called ex-gay myth.

Shawn O'Donnell spent four years in New Hope, an Exodus International ex-gay ministry. On Sundays, several of the so-called "ex-gays" would cruise the mall to ogle attractive men. This just goes to show that people can change behavior or live in denial - but they don't change their sexual orientation.

Shawn O'Donnell wasted ten years of his life and nearly $50,000 in the ex-gay ministries. It didn't work. In this video he offers a spine chilling warning to those who might think of getting ensnared in the "ex-gay" trap

Several dozen people demonstrated outside the DFW Airport Marriott, where the National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) held its annual conference. Members discussed the use of therapy to suppress someone's homosexual desires. The message from the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender groups protesting the events is that homosexuality needs no cure because it is not an illness and that attempts to convert gays is destructive and based on quack science.

Ex-Gay" group Exodus International swears they LOVE gay people when in front of the mainstream media. When talking to their right wing base or Christian media, however, they don't sound quite so loving.

The world's largest ex-gay organization, Exodus International tells clients to wear a rubber band on their wrist and snap it when they see someone attractive of the same sex. In this Truth Wins Out PSA, a survivor of rubber band "therapy," Brian Nesbitt, discusses his experience. Here is what Exodus instructs its clients to do: "Every time you catch yourself watching someone erotically or engaging in fantasy, snap the band. This will cause a moderate stinging pain, which serves as a shocking reminder of what you are doing. This should help you interrupt the spell."

This Truth Wins Out video tells the story of four courageous women who married closeted gay men. They had no idea that their husbands were "ex-gay" and the experience was traumatizing. In this exclusive National Coming Out Day video, these survivors warn about the harm done by ex-gay programs that promote marriage as a cure for homosexuality - whether explicitly or implicitly. Not only do these marriages almost always fail, but they hurt the innocent spouses and children and treat them as props or collateral damage. While ex-gay organizations, such as Exodus and Focus on the Family, love to show the wedding pictures, they never show you the divorce papers. This video is a powerful reality check and a warning for those who would marry thinking that it will help them go from gay to straight. If You Are A Spouse Dealing With This Issue, Please Visit: www.straightspouse.org www.gayhusbands.com

This video offers a snapshot of the work performed by TruthWinsOut.org. Mission: TruthWinsOut.org is a non-profit organization that counters right wing propaganda, exposes the "ex-gay" myth and educates America about gay life. Creed: TruthWinsOut.org is resolute in its belief that ex-gay programs are a politically motivated fraud designed to exploit vulnerable clients for financial gain and pass anti-gay legislation. Attempts to change sexual orientation are patently offensive, discriminatory by definition, theologically shaky, uniformly unsuccessful and medically unsound. TruthWinsOut.org firmly believes that ex-gay programs can damage families, lower self-esteem, generate guilt and shame and sometimes lead to suicide. The organization holds as self-evident that the world would be a better place without ex-gay programs, which are an unnecessary and destructive hindrance to the natural coming out process. TruthWinsOut.Org aims to end the dangerous practice of ex-gay therapy in all of its injurious forms. The organization will tirelessly advocate against such programs, vigorously disseminate educational material, and doggedly pursue actions that will help undermine the so-called ex-gay myth. To contribute, please send a check to: Truth Wins Out PO Box 25491 Brooklyn, NY 11202