LGBTQ people are under attack in state legislatures. Help us fight back.
It is a new day in America. After an inspiring election, the White House and Congress are pro-equality and we are closer than ever before to achieving full equality under the law. But we can’t slow down as we cross the finish line, we must take action to realize our dreams and dismantle the systems of oppression. It is time to demand equality.
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This year, to celebrate National Poetry Month, HRC asked young people nationwide to write poems about what equality means to them, and to share them with us -- and you.
HRC reacted to a vote by the Massachusetts Senate to pass bipartisan legislation protecting LGBTQ youth from the dangerous and discredited practice of so-called “conversion therapy.”
Puerto Rico joins 15 states and Washington, D.C. in protecting minors from the discredited practice.
HRC sat down with Zoey Luna, an HRC Foundation Youth Ambassador from Downey, California, to learn about her experience navigating life as an out and proud transgender, pansexual young person.
The bill now heads to the Massachusetts Senate.
National Women and Girls HIV and AIDS Awareness Day is an opportunity to focus our attention on the impact of HIV and AIDS on women and girls in the U.S.
People across the U.S. and in three other countries came out in force to support transgender and non-binary youth.
HRC recently sat down with Keisha and Sean Michaels, members of HRC Foundation’s Parents for Transgender Equality Council, to learn more about their family’s story.
HRC sat down with Ashton Mota (he/him/his), an HRC Foundation Youth Ambassador from Lowell, Massachusetts, to learn about his experience navigating the intersections of multiple marginalized identities.
From February 25 through March 3, the National Eating Disorders Association hosts its annual NEDAwareness campaign.
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