LGBTQ Athletes Make History in ESPN The Magazine’s 2018 Body Issue
The 10th anniversary edition of ESPN The Magazine’s Body Issue made history this week by featuring three out LGBTQ athletes — the most in the history of the striking annual…
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National HIV Testing Day: HIV 360° Alumnus Combats HIV Rates in Queer Latinx Communities in the Phil
For nearly 30 years, Galaei, formally known as the Gay and Lesbian AIDS Education Initiative, has provided effective HIV prevention and treatment to the Latinx community of Philadelphia.
Maine Legislature Sends Bill to Governor to Protect LGBTQ Youth from Dangerous "Conversion Therapy"
HRC calls on fair-minded people across the state to contact Governor Paul LePage and urge him to sign the crucially important legislation or allow it to become law
Maine Legislature Sends Legislation to Governor to Protect LGBTQ Youth From “Conversion Therapy”
HRC calls on fair-minded people across the state to contact Governor Paul LePage and urge him to sign the crucially important legislation or allow it to become law.
HRC Responds to SCOTUS Ruling on Muslim Ban
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, responded to the Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling that…
Congress Must Step Up and Pass the Equality Act Now
It's been three years since marriage equality became law of the land, yet there is still no federal law protecting the LGBTQ community from discrimination.
On 3rd Anniversary of Nationwide Marriage Equality, HRC Highlights Urgent Need for the Equality Act
In 30 states, LGBTQ people are still at risk of being fired, denied housing, or turned away from a business simply because of who they are
HRC Mourns the Killing of a Third Trans Woman in Jacksonville Area this Year; Demands Action
According to multiple news reports, Cathalina Christina James, 24, was fatally shot in Jacksonville, Florida, on June 24 -- the third transgender woman murdered and the fourth shot in the…
HRC REPORT: Startling Data Reveals Half of LGBTQ Employees in the U.S. Remain Closeted at Work
National findings underscore persistence of workplace double standards and social isolation faced by LGBTQ people.
NEW HRC REPORT: Startling Data Reveals Half of LGBTQ Employees in the U.S. Remain Closeted at Work
Washington -- Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation released the results of a survey of employees across the nation, revealing the persistent daily challenges that have led nearly half…
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