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National Child Welfare Advocates Issue Letter Opposing Nebraska's Anti-LGBT Adoption Bill
WASHINGTON – The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization today released a letter from leading national child welfare agencies opposing…
HRC Nebraska Announces LGBT Workplace Equality Pledge With Over 100 Businesses
HRC’s Equality Is Our Business Pledge Aims to Encourage Workplace Equality for LGBT People
Nebraska Marriage Ban Struck Down by Federal District Court
WASHINGTON – Today Federal District Judge Joseph Bataillon issued an injunction against Nebraska’s ban on marriage equality, requiring all state officials to treat same-sex couples equally for the purposes of…
Get This: Nebraska Senators Are Unanimously for Marriage Equality, But Only If You Want a Gun
and Are Married To Someone In the Military
Omaha Native Drew Heckman to Serve as HRC Nebraska’s First-Ever Field Organizer
HRC Nebraska Also Unveils Results of Statewide LGBT Survey
HRC Nebraska Supports Nondiscrimination in State Mental Health Rule, Will Testify before Board
Nebraska Board of Mental Health will decide whether to include sexual orientation and gender identity in its nondiscrimination clause.
HRC Announces Enhanced Grassroots Effort to Advance LGBT Equality in Nebraska
HRC Survey of LGBT Nebraskans Proves There’s Great Need for this Work
Majority of Nebraska Legislators Favor Pro-Equality Legislation, Unable to Overcome Filibuster
WASHINGTON - Tonight opponents of equality blocked LB 485, a critical bill to protect all Nebraskans from employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, despite strong support from…