HRC, FreeState Justice and WISE urged Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to sign SB 1028 — legislation protecting LGBTQ youth in the state from the dangerous and debunked practice of so-called…
HRC President Chad Griffin and HRC National Field Director Marty Rouse visited Anchorage, Alaska, to support local coalition efforts to defeat Proposition 1.
Milwaukee is the first city in Wisconsin to pass an ordinance prohibiting licensed mental health professionals from engaging in conversion therapy with minors.
Military and national security officials, bipartisan elected leaders also oppose discriminatory ban.
Pro-equality champions in the Senate and House of Representatives reintroduced the Student Non-Discrimination Act to protect LGBTQ students from discrimination.
Anchorage faith leaders took a firm stand against Prop 1 — a ballot measure that would rip away vital protections and enshrine discrimination into law.
As legislative sessions continue in state capitols across the country, HRC is tracking more than 110 anti-LGBTQ bills and more than 166 pro-equality bills introduced in state legislatures.
HRC is proud to have joined advocates from FreeState Justice to advocate for two important pieces of proposed legislation that seek to protect LGBTQ youth across Maryland.
Brookings made history by becoming the first municipality in South Dakota to enact comprehensive non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people.
If confirmed, Justice Andrew McDonald will be the first openly LGBTQ Chief Justice of a state Supreme Court in the United States.