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.
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HRC está orgulloso de participar en el Día de Acción de Mayo: Marcha de Inmigrantes y Trabajadores que se llevará a cabo a nivel nacional.
HRC is proud to join the May Day of Action: Immigrants and Workers March across the country.
Nayyef Hrebid and Btoo Al Lami, who are slated to speak at HRC Foundation’s fourth annual Time to THRIVE Conference in April, have been nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award…
Today, HRC's President Chad Griffin joined the leaders of 19 progressive organizations in calling upon U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly to halt the deportations of Daniela Vargas of…
Today, HRC strongly condemned President Donald Trump’s second Muslim ban executive order.
It’s a challenging time for teachers.
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…
El reciente arresto de un soñador en Seattle agudiza la incertidumbre de muchos sobre el futuro de DACA bajo la nueva Administración.
The themes that emanated from the rally were messages of resilience, love, justice, equality for all and unity.
LGBTQ people have long faced serious persecution by governments, paramilitary organizations and their own families in the Middle East and North Africa.
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