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
Mary Beth Maxwell, former HRC Senior Vice President for Programs, Research and Training penned a piece for the Washington Blade on the need for inclusive, and equitable paid leave policies…
Nothing will ever take away the pain Alba Lucía Reyes experienced more than three years ago when she lost her 16-year-old son, Sergio, to suicide after he was bullied by…
Nada podrá aliviar el dolor que Alba Lucía Reyes vivió hace más de tres años.
HRC and researchers at the University of Connecticut launched a major national survey of LGBTQ teens.
HRC Alabama staff have trained more than 200 Alabama child welfare professionals and foster and adoptive parents on HRC Foundation’s All Children- All Families project and how to compassionately care…
Since 2008, July has been designated Minority Mental Health Month, bringing awareness to the mental health experiences of minority and marginalized communities.
Elementary educators and caregivers of elementary-aged children are all too familiar with the phenomenon of the “summer slide.”
The passing of this resolution essentially prohibits any board-certified and practicing osteopathic physician in the United States from engaging in this harmful practice.
In a victory for transgender students and their families in the midwest, the Minnesota Department of Education advisory council voted to approve the “Safe and Supportive Schools for Transgender and…
Delaware Governor John Carney has issued a directive for the education department to draft anti-discrimination policies to protect LGBTQ students in the state’s public and charter schools.
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