Human Rights Campaign Launches Website to Kick Off Campaign to Pass Federal Hate Crimes Legislation
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Human Rights Campaign's Religion and Faith Director Harry Knox to Join Advisory Council on Faith-Bas
WASHINGTON - The Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the nation's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization, announced today that HRC Foundation Religion and Faith Director Harry Knox will…
Human Rights Campaign Statement on Vermont Governor's Veto of Marriage Equality Legislation
WASHINGTON - The Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization, came out in strong opposition to today's veto by Governor Douglas of…
Human Rights Campaign Statement on Confirmation of John Berry as Director of the Office of Personnel
HRC President Joe Solmonese: "John Berry has an exemplary record of leadership in both the public and private sector."
Camp Courage
Inspired by the Camp Obama trainings that developed a new grassroots movement in American politics, Camp Courage is an intensive two-day training designed to teach the principles and skills of…
Iowa Becomes First Midwestern State to Recognize Marriage Equality for Gay and Lesbian Couples
Human Rights Campaign Hails Unanimous Iowa Supreme Court Decision as Part of Growing Trend Towards Marriage Equality Across the Country.
Federal Legislation Providing Resources for Law Enforcement to Combat Hate Violence Introduced in Ho
More than 300 law enforcement, civil rights, civic and religious organizations support bill to combat hate crimes.
Human Rights Campaign Applauds Vermont House of Representatives Vote in Favor of Marriage Bill
Bill has already passed State Senate will head to Governor's desk after final vote in House.
Human Rights Campaign Launches "Generation Equality Scholarships" for LGBT and Allied Students
HRC Foundation will award three $2000 scholarships to student activists committed to achieving LGBT equality
Bill Seeking to Ban Adoption, Foster Parenting By Unmarried Couples Dies in Kentucky Legislature
Senate Bill 68 is not scheduled to receive a vote before end of legislative session.
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