This November, we show up to defend our democracy for future generations. We show up to reject extreme government control over our lives, personal decisions and how we raise families. we show up to protect best practice healthcare for kids. We show up to protect our rights to love who we love and live our most authentic lives unapologetically. We show up until every last one of us is fully free and liberated – without exception and with no one left behind.
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Pride Month celebrates the lives, accomplishments, and potential of the LGBTQ+ community. People deserve to be seen, heard, and affirmed, and these titles offer affirmation for young readers. Books help…
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As we approach the winter holidays, we at HRC are grateful for many things: our friends and family, important electoral wins in Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and more, carbohydrates, LGBTQ+ advocates…
This blog was written by Tristen Appel-Bernstein, the Welcoming Schools program’s summer intern
The LGBTQ+ community, especially LGBTQ+ youth and students, is experiencing a blatant attempt of having its history…
Pride season is here, y’all! There is no doubt that the month of June is about centering our defiant joy. It’s about marching and dancing and singing in the streets…
LOS ANGELES – On Saturday, March 25th, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization, hosted its Los Angeles dinner…
Women's History Month is the international recognition during the month of March to honor women by highlighting their vital contributions and roles throughout history, culture, and society.
The Human Rights…
Tickets and further information are available at http://www.hrcgreaterny.org/dinner
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As we close out National Poetry Month, we asked HRC staff to submit works to be shared with our community and the important role poetry has played in their lives.
Event Features Speeches from HRC’s Interim President Joni Madison, Trailblazer Brian Michael Smith, and the Presentation of Six-Time Grammy Award-Winner Brandi Carlile with HRC’s Visibility Award
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