Broward County, Florida Votes to Protect LGBTQ Youth from Conversion Therapy
HRC praised the Broward County Board of Commissioners for passing a measure to protect LGBTQ youth from so-called “conversion therapy.”
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HRC Mourns Rhiannon Layendecker, a Transgender Woman Killed in Florida
HRC mourns the loss of Rhiannon Winter Layendecker, a transgender woman fatally shot in Englewood, Florida, on December 16.
HRC to Honor Transgender Trailblazer and Advocate Gavin Grimm at Time to THRIVE Conference
Fifth annual Time to THRIVE gathering for educators, counselors and other youth-serving professionals scheduled for February 16-18 in Orlando.
Florida All-Stars: Nine Cities Lead the Way in LGBTQ Equality
In Florida, nine cities earned over 85 points on the 2017 MEI despite hailing from a state without LGBTQ-inclusive statewide non-discrimination laws.
HRC Collaborates with Children’s Home Society of Florida for Statewide Training Initiative
Thanks to an exciting collaboration with Children’s Home Society of Florida, HRC’s All Children - All Families project’s impact in the Sunshine State is about to increase exponentially, helping many…
HRC Foundation’s Groundbreaking Conference Supporting LGBTQ Youth to be Held in Orlando
The HRC Foundation, in partnership with the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Counseling Association (ACA), will hold its nationally-acclaimed Time to THRIVE Conference February 16-18 at the Hilton…
#HonorThemWithAction: Raymond Braun and Tyler Oakley Visit Orlando on One Year Mark of Pulse Attack
One year after the Pulse nightclub shooting, HRC partnered with social media influencers Raymond Braun and Tyler Oakley in Orlando to visit survivors of the shooting, families of victims and…
Ramsés Tinoco: “We have to forgive and get ahead” Remembering the Tragedy of Pulse
Surviving Orlando's tragedy for Ramsés Tinoco has been a long and painful process.
Ramsés Tinoco: “Tenemos que perdonar y salir adelante” Recordando la tragedia de Pulse
Conciliar el sueño y retomar su vida con naturalidad le tomó un tiempo.
The Good Fight: Looking Beyond the Memorials
At the stroke of noon on June 12, churches from Ecuador to Michigan will ring their bells 49 times in memory of the lives lost at Pulse Nightclub one year…
Love conquers hate.
