Allies can be a force for amplifying LGBTQ voices, and a support system for individuals in the community.
Allies — people who are not LGBTQ themselves — have done an enormous amount to advance the cause of LGBTQ equality. An ally can show support for LGBTQ friends, co-workers, classmates, neighbors, co-congregants, family members and others in a wide variety of ways.
Lawmakers across the country have recently proposed a number of bills that target the transgender community. The majority of these bills attempt to restrict transgender kids’ participation in school sports…
In Collaboration With HRC’s Transgender, Ally & Gender-Expansive Staff Resource Group and Women Identified Staff+ Resource Group
Transgender and non-binary people are our neighbors, co-workers, family members and friends, yet are facing a rising tide of stigma, hateful rhetoric and violence. It is time for us as…
“You are human; you are whole. You are normal. Intersex is normal...We love you, and you are not alone.” - Former HRC Foundation Youth Ambassador Johnny Leggette (They/She)
This resource…
Learning how to be an ally to transgender and non-binary people takes both time and effort. And despite all that you do, you might never feel that you are a…
Since the moment Donald Trump and Mike Pence walked into the White House, they have attacked the progress we have made toward full equality for the LGBTQ community and undermined…
For millions of Americans, sport embodies our ideals of equality, fairness, perseverance, discipline and integrity. On the field, court or track, in the ring, on the ice, or in the…
This issue brief provides information about the risk LGBTQ children and youth will face amidst COVID-19 as well as resources available to them as they navigate these times.
"A Stone of Hope" begins a thoughtful discussion about LGBTQ progress within the Black church.
The national findings underscore the persistence of workplace double standards and social isolation faced by LGBTQ people.
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