Observing National Women and Girls HIV & AIDS Awareness Day Through Advocacy
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.
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Lenten Devotional: 47 Days of Conversation
Throughout the Lenten season, HRC will share devotionals from faith leaders, LGBTQ people and allies.
HRC and NEA Host Fourth Annual Jazz & Friends National Day of School and Community Readings
People across the U.S. and in three other countries came out in force to support transgender and non-binary youth.
Deja Vu: Georgia RFRA Introduced Again
SB 221 could excuse any Georgian from any state or local law, policy or other government action that they claim “burdens” their exercise of religion.
Celebrating the Power of Representation this Bisexual Health Awareness Month
HRC Foundation is proud to join the Bisexual Resource Center and organizations across the country to observe the sixth annual Bisexual Health Awareness Month.
Shattering Glass Ceilings This Women’s History Month
March is Women's History Month and HRC honors LGBTQ women and allies leading the fight for equality and shattering glass ceilings every day.
Texas’ SB 15 Would Harm Texans and Could Gut Non-Discrimination Ordinances
SB 15 could be used to gut enforcement of non-discrimination ordinances that protect LGBTQ Texans.
HRC Sits Down with Parents for Trans Equality Council’s Keisha & Sean Michaels
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.
Tennessee Business Subcommittee Passes Anti-LGBTQ Business License to Discriminate Bill
The Tennessee House Business subcommittee voted to advance HB 563, known locally as the “Business License to Discriminate” bill.
HRC Urges Congress to Advance the “Do No Harm Act”
Legislation would clarify that the federal RFRA is intended to protect religious freedom while ensuring it is not misused as a weapon of discrimination.
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