Despite living in a state of emergency, our community continues to stay resilient. We are still coming together, celebrating ourselves and advocating for our rights. It is more important than ever that we join together to send a clear message: We are not going anywhere.
Read the Summer 2023 issue
As children across the country go back to school, HRC joined two gender non-binary youth, Emma and Zeam, to discuss what teachers and administrators can do to create a safe…
As part of our Back to School campaign to support LGBTQ students and their families, we spoke with Dr. Beverly J. Hutton, Deputy Executive Director of Programs and Services at…
This September, HRC marks National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, reaffirming our commitment to preventing suicide and supporting the well being of LGBTQ youth and adults in our communities.
As part of our Back to School campaign to support LGBTQ students and their families, we spoke with National Education Association (NEA) President Lily Eskelsen Garcia to learn more about…
Here are some tips from my LGBTQ-headed family to yours for a smooth back to school process.
HRC is pleased to donate $10,000 in emergency aid to assist with building costs for one•n•ten's new LGBTQ youth facility.
While the first day of school is an exciting time for many, back to school can also be anxiety-inducing for both students and their families.
The school board in the small town of Grass Lake, Michigan recently decided to allow transgender children to use the bathrooms matching their gender identity.
Congresswoman Alma Adams announces the introduction of the YASHS Act, a bill that would provide sexual health services to marginalized youth.
The city of Athens, Ohio bans the dangerous and discredited practice of "conversion therapy" on minors.
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