Child Welfare Organizations Urge Georgia Lawmakers to Reject Anti-LGBTQ Amendment to Adoption Bill
The dangerously broad amendment could swing the door wide open to taxpayer-funded discrimination based on an agency’s “mission.”
The dangerously broad amendment could swing the door wide open to taxpayer-funded discrimination based on an agency’s “mission.”
This Friday, LGBTQ and allied communities around the globe will mark Transgender Day of Visibility.
HRC blasted President Trump’s decision to appoint anti-LGBTQ activist Roger Severino to lead the division charged with enforcing civil rights law at the Department of Health and Human Services.
HRC praised Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe’s veto of Senate Bill (SB 1324) and House Bill (HB) 2025 — discriminatory legislation seeking to give taxpayer-funded agencies and service providers a license…
On Sunday, March 10, Welcoming Schools Facilitator Lisa La Monica, who works for the Miami-Dade School District (MDSD), received Equality Florida’s Voice for Equality Award at their annual Miami gala.
Today, the HRC Foundation announced that award-winning Kentucky principal Dr. Tom Aberli will be honored with the Upstander Award at HRC’s annual Time to THRIVE Conference.
March 21 marks National Single Parent Day, first recognized in 1984, honoring the sacrifices and hard work of single parents.
HRC co-hosted All In For Equality Advocacy Day at the Texas Capitol, where about 1,000 pro-equality advocates gathered to talk to their legislators about pursuing pro-equality legislation and urged them…
HRC lambasted the Trump Administration’s Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Administration for Community Living (ALC) for removing a question about sexual orientation from the National Survey of Older…
The Human Rights Campaign called out Governor Matt Bevin for signing SB 17 into law, a measure that allows student groups at colleges, universities, and high schools to discriminate against…
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