Ramadan Reflections: We Must Seek Justice, Wherever We Are
This year for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the HRC Foundation is launching an online campaign to tell the stories of LGBTQ Muslims and their allies.
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American Medical Association Adopts Resolutions Opposing Policies that Harm Transgender People
American Medical Association House of Delegates approves resolution opposing efforts to discriminate and supporting policies ensuring equal access to programs and facilities based on gender identity.
Ten Years Later & U.S. Bank Remains a Leader in LGBTQ Workplace Equality
HRC Foundation is proud to announce that U.S. Bank has been deemed a “Best Place to Work” for the tenth year in a row.
#HonorThemWithAction: Raymond Braun and Tyler Oakley Visit Orlando on One Year Mark of Pulse Attack
One year after the Pulse nightclub shooting, HRC partnered with social media influencers Raymond Braun and Tyler Oakley in Orlando to visit survivors of the shooting, families of victims and…
Ramsés Tinoco: “We have to forgive and get ahead” Remembering the Tragedy of Pulse
Surviving Orlando's tragedy for Ramsés Tinoco has been a long and painful process.
Ramsés Tinoco: “Tenemos que perdonar y salir adelante” Recordando la tragedia de Pulse
Conciliar el sueño y retomar su vida con naturalidad le tomó un tiempo.
BREAKING: First Generic For HIV Prevention Approved by FDA, Critical Step Toward Ending Epidemic
The move could dramatically expand access to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), the one-daily pill regimen that prevents HIV.
Sen. Tim Kaine Introduces Legislation to Protect LGBTQ People from Housing Discrimination
Fair and Equal Housing Act would provide explicit non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people.
Senator Tim Kaine Introduces Legislation to Protect LGBTQ People from Housing Discrimination
Fair and Equal Housing Act would provide explicit non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people
HRC Unveils 49 -- A Monumental Art Installation Honoring LGBTQ Pride and Pulse Victims
HRC unveiled a monumental art installation by world-renowned artist Megan Geckler, in honor of Pride and the one-year mark of the deadly attack at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando.
Love conquers hate.
