Workplace

In June 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed that LGBTQ+ workers are protected from discrimination under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 — a landmark decision.

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Workplace, Global, Recursos en Español

HRC Equidad AR: Programa Global de Equidad Laboral

La encuesta de HRC Equidad AR es el líder nacional diseñada a crecer inclusión y equidad LGBT+ sobre Argentina.Contáctenos directamente para participar aquí.El Informe HRC Equidad AR 2025 ya está…

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Global, Workplace

HRC Equidade BR: Global Workplace Equality Program

The HRC Equidade BR report is the leading workplace assessment designed to grow LGBTQ+ inclusion and equality across Brazil.Click here to connect with us and participate.The Equidade BR 2025 Report…

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Coming Out, Workplace

Coming Out at Work

Coming out at work can seem like a challenge, but it may also relieve the daily stress of hiding who you are. In 2020, the Supreme Court of the United…

Workplace, Recursos en Español

Equidad MX: descripción de criterios

Después de años de trabajo colaborativo con socios corporativos, organizaciones de la sociedad civil y actores clave, la Fundación Human Rights Campaign estableció un proyecto formal para desarrollar centros laborales…

Workplace, Communities of Color, Transgender

Understanding Poverty in the LGBTQ+ Community

Poverty generally refers to a lack of basic necessities, resources and income, though its exact definition is often widely debated and measured in a variety of ways. A common way…

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Workplace, Research

The LGBTQ+ Women’s Wage Gap in the United States

In an HRC Foundation analysis of over 2,100 full-time LGBTQ+ women workers (including both cisgender and transgender women, analyzed together),the median weekly earnings for LGBTQ+ women was $875.