Here’s Who HRC Honored with the Ally for Equality Award in 2017
In 2017, HRC honored these four allies who have committed time, energy and spirit to improve the lives of LGBTQ people and advance equality for all Americans.
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HRC to Honor Transgender Trailblazer and Advocate Gavin Grimm at Time to THRIVE Conference
Fifth annual Time to THRIVE gathering for educators, counselors and other youth-serving professionals scheduled for February 16-18 in Orlando.
HRC Commemorates Human Rights Day with Advocates & Allies of the Year Awards
In honor of the day, HRC and Human Rights First will present our third annual Advocates & Allies in the Global Equality Movement awards to outstanding LGBTQ advocates and allies…
HRC Releases 2018 Buyer’s Guide In Time for Holiday Shopping Season
The “Buying for Workplace Equality” guide helps consumers use their dollars to support businesses committed to LGBTQ equality for their employees.
Up to 400 Communities Across Nation Join National "I Am Jazz" Day of Readings
Today, in up to 400 communities across the country, thousands of parents, educators and allies will stand in solidarity with transgender and non-binary youth by hosting school and community readings…
Support Transgender Youth in Your Classroom and Community
Across the country, transgender and non-binary youth need support. They need to know that there are adults in their own communities who support them no matter what. That’s where you…
Support Trans and Non-Binary Youth By Hosting a Jazz & Friends National Day of Community Readings Event
Jazz and Friends National Day of Community Readings in Support of Transgender and Non-Binary Youth is an annual national reading of affirming, inclusive and educational books that cover the trans…
These Media & Culture Stars are Pioneers for LGBTQ Equality
To cap off LGBTQ History Month month, we are reflecting on the films, artists, writers and others in the arts who have greatly influenced the LGBTQ movement.
U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris to Speak, Actress Uzo Aduba to be Honored at 21st HRC National Dinner
The 21st annual HRC National Dinner will be held on Saturday, October 28, 2017, at the Washington Convention Center in D.C.
An Important Day to Be Visible
National Coming Out Day is a day to proudly be yourself – whether you are LGBTQ or an ally. It’s a way to pay it forward, and strengthen our network…
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