HRC, Equality Florida, and SAVE Endorse Andrew Gillum for Governor of Florida
Throughout his public service career, Mayor Andrew Gillum has proven to be a staunch advocate for Florida’s LGBTQ community.
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HRC Mourns Londonn Moore, the Fifth Black Trans Woman Killed in Florida This Year
Moore, 20, is the fifth Black transgender woman known to be killed in Florida in 2018.
Human Rights Campaign Announces Endorsement of Lauren Baer for U.S. Congress (FL-18)
WASHINGTON — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights organization, announced its endorsement of Lauren Baer (D) for U.S.…
HRC Mourns Sasha Garden and Calls for Review of Police Conduct During Investigation
HRC mourns the loss of Sasha Garden, a Black transgender woman, who was found dead with signs of trauma in Orlando, Florida, early July 19.
Empower Yourself and Your Community: Join HRC’s Equality Action Academy
HRC’s Equality Action Academy is a three-part online training series designed to give you the tools to take action locally in legislative and electoral campaigns.
HRC Mourns the Killing of a Third Trans Woman in Jacksonville Area this Year; Demands Action
According to multiple news reports, Cathalina Christina James, 24, was fatally shot in Jacksonville, Florida, on June 24 -- the third transgender woman murdered and the fourth shot in the…
HRC’s Welcoming Schools Conducts South Florida District-Wide Training
Miami-Dade County Public Schools and Broward County Schools are the latest to make a system-wide commitment to implementing the Welcoming Schools approach to ensure safe, respectful and welcoming schools for…
Together We Talk: Q&A with the Orlando United Assistance Center
Following the tragedy at Pulse two years ago, the Orlando community needed a place for survivors and victims’ families to mourn, to heal and to find support.
HRC Marks Two Years Since Pulse Nightclub Shooting, Commits to ‘Honor Victims with Action’
Forty-nine people -- most of them LGBTQ and Latinx -- were killed in the mass shooting at the Orlando nightclub.
HRC conmemora el atentado de Pulse nightclub comprometiéndose a “honrar a las víctimas con acción”
Cuarenta y nueve personas fallecieron en el tiroteo masivo del club nocturno de Orlando, la mayoría de ellas latinx y LGBTQ.
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