Congresswoman Alma Adams Introduces LGBTQ Youth Sexual Health Education Legislation
Congresswoman Alma Adams announces the introduction of the YASHS Act, a bill that would provide sexual health services to marginalized youth.
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Athens, Ohio Votes to Protect LGBTQ Youth from "Conversion Therapy"
The city of Athens, Ohio bans the dangerous and discredited practice of "conversion therapy" on minors.
National Faith HIV and AIDS Awareness Day: Daniel G. Ball
HRC Foundation is excited to work with RAHMA and its many partners as they spearhead the inaugural National Faith HIV and AIDS Awareness Day.
What You Need to Know About Marriage Equality in Australia
Australia is gearing up for a postal survey on same-sex marriage, which could pave the way for marriage equality in the country.
HRC, Equality NC, and MeckPAC Endorse Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts for Re-Election
Equality NC and MeckPAC also make endorsements in city council races.
HRC, Equality NC, and MeckPAC Endorse Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts for Re-election
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization; Equality NC, the statewide organization working for LGBTQ…
What Does Back to School Mean for LGBTQ Youth in Foster Care?
As the country prepares for the upcoming school year, some students, especially those that identify as LGBTQ or are part of LGBTQ families, have concerns for their safety and support.
HRC Joins Back to School Event at Mississippi State Campus
Last week, HRC joined Mississippi State University (MSU) to welcome LGBTQ and ally students back to school at an event on the Starkville campus.
Six Children’s Books that Celebrate Family Diversity
As children around the world return to school, HRC is celebrating back to school season with six books that embrace family diversity, as recommended by Welcoming Schools.
Music Festival Benefitting LGBTQ Advocacy Groups Gets Surprising Endorsement from LDS Church
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued an unusual statement supporting the music festival that not only celebrates LGBTQ people but also benefits LGBTQ advocacy groups.
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