HRC Joins Equality NC for the Annual Day of Advocacy and Press Conference to Oppose HB 2.0
HRC teamed up with Equality NC for a Day of Advocacy at the General Assembly in Raleigh.
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HRC Alabama Holds Legislative Town Halls
Toward the end of January and beginning of February, HRC Alabama toured the state to keep constituents up to date about the actions of the Alabama legislature.
HRC Joins Tennessee Equality Project at the General Assembly in Nashville
HRC joined the Tennessee Equality Project at the General Assembly in Nashville to monitor hearings on anti-LGBTQ legislation.
HRC Alabama Hold Successful Connect Event
HRC Alabama held a successful Connect event at Rogue Tavern in Birmingham.
HRC Joins Global Voices to Speak Out on Capitol Hill about LGBTQ Refugees
An overflow crowd of Congressional staffers heard the powerful and moving stories of LGBTQ refugees during a Capitol Hill briefing this week organized by the LGBT Equality Caucus, with assistance…
Transgender Protections Move Forward in New Hampshire Legislature
The New Hampshire House Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee overwhelming voted in favor of House Bill (HB) 478, which would add gender identity to the state’s non-discrimination law.
Missouri Legislature Darkens Another Session with Anti-LGBTQ Legislation
SB 98 comes despite a war in the state last year over SJR 39, a resolution for a constitutional amendment allowing discrimination against same-sex couples under the guise of religious…
The Future is Bright for LGBTQ Equality in New Mexico
HRC is committed to working with Equality New Mexico and other coalition partners to help advance laws to protect LGBTQ people in the great State of New Mexico.
South Dakota Senate Passes “License to Discriminate” Bill For Taxpayer-Funded Adoption Agencies
Today, HRC and the ACLU of South Dakota slammed a vote by the South Dakota Senate passing Senate Bill (SB) 149.
Several Anti-Equality Bills Introduced in Minnesota
In January, the Minnesota Legislature threatened to turn the clock back on progress, introducing several pieces of legislation that would enshrine discrimination into Minnesota law.
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