HRC Mourns Diamond Stephens, a Black Transgender Woman Killed in Mississippi
Diamond Stephens, a 39-year-old Black transgender woman was shot to death June 18 in Meridian, Mississippi.
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40 U.S. Senators Sign Letter Opposing Anti-LGBTQ Legislation in Child Welfare Services
Discriminatory amendment to a funding bill for the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education would grant license to discriminate in provision of child welfare services.
HRC Endorses Steve Sisolak for Nevada Governor
Steve Sisolak is the clear choice for Nevada voters and the champion we need to move equality forward across the Silver State.
Human Rights Campaign Endorses Steve Sisolak for Nevada Governor
LAS VEGAS - Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, announced its endorsement of Steve Sisolak for Nevada…
A Conversation About Minority Mental Health Month with HRC’s J.P. Regis
HRC sat down with Jean-Phillipe Regis, senior manager of HRC’s Children, Youth and Families Program, to learn about his journey with mental health as the queer child of Haitian immigrants.
HRC Global Alumni Participate in AIDS 2018 to Chart Global Response to HIV Epidemic
Seven HRC Global Innovators and a former HRC Global Fellow are attending the 22nd International AIDS Conference, AIDS 2018, in Amsterdam.
We’re Still Shook: Tens Across the Board for the First Season of Pose
Is it time for season two yet? We have been glued to the edges of our seats each Sunday night to watch “Pose,” Ryan Murphy’s latest television series on FX.
As Pence Campaigns for Barletta, Here’s What Their Anti-LGBTQ Agenda Means for Pennsylvania
LGBTQ advocates to highlight their extreme records at protests today outside campaign events
Momentum for Equality Act Continues Three Years After Vital Bill First Introduced In Congress
240+ bipartisan members of Congress, 115 leading businesses have endorsed legislation to guarantee full federal equality to LGBTQ people.
Momentum for Equality Act Continues to Grow Three Years After Bill First Introduced in Congress
240+ bipartisan members of Congress, 115 leading businesses have endorsed legislation to guarantee full federal equality to LGBTQ people
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