Together, we elected a Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, won the Georgia runoffs and achieved pro-equality majorities in the House and Senate. Now we’re going to pass the Equality Act through Congress and ensure protections for LGBTQ people nationwide.
Fighting for equality means we can’t afford to let anyone fall through the cracks. We work locally, nationally and globally on issues that affect the LGBTQ community. HRC partners with people across demographics, industries and governments to provide leadership on how to back up pro-equality statements with real action — and create a society where none of us is left behind.
More About UsHRC’s campaigns are focused on mobilizing those who envision a world strengthened by diversity, where our laws and society treat all people equally, including LGBTQ people and those who are multiply marginalized.
President Biden’s executive order extending civil rights protections to LGBTQ people is a major milestone for equality. Now, we must cement these protections into law. The Senate must pass the Equality Act, which will finally provide consistent, explicit non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people. Take action below!
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Through this collaboration with the HRC Foundation and WarnerMedia, we are amplifying everyday stories of resilience, joy and humanity -- working to break the connection between anti-trans stigma and violence against the transgender and non-binary community.
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HRC Foundation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Program mobilizes and supports HBCUs in enhancing policies and services that promote excellence in LGBTQ inclusion, equity, and engagement. We focus on promoting individual competencies and collective action, empowering leaders and stakeholders, and building a network of committed leaders in pursuit of eliminating stigma and enriching the college experience for LGBTQ students and the entire student body.
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Pride started with protests led by LGBTQ people, largely transgender women of color, who confronted police brutality and discrimination in the fight for equality. Now, as we have witnessed a rash of racial violence across the country, it’s more important than ever we fight for change for all of us, not some of us. To help everyone commemorate the significance of this month, HRC is bringing #PrideInside and we want you to be a part of it. Below, find everything you need to honor and celebrate Pride from your home.
Learn More about #PrideInsideEvery day, hundreds of Human Rights Campaign staff and volunteers are working to change opinions, policies and lives. Get an up to the minute look at our work.
We’ve succeeded in making change by demonstrating to the public that attacks on equality anywhere are threats to equality everywhere.
The road to nationwide marriage equality was a long one, spanning decades of United States history and culminating in victory…
We knew that after the results of the 2016 election that we needed to do something big. Though the outcomes…
In addition to campaigns, the HRC Foundation supports LGBTQ individuals, allies, and institutions with resources via a set of comprehensive programs. Learn more at thehrcfoundation.org.