The Human Rights Campaign praises The Leadership Conference Education Fund’s report, Cause for Concern 2024: The Slate of Hate, outlining the steep increase of hate crimes during elections.
As an illustrious illustrator based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Kah Yangni (they/them) uses their work to spotlight their lived Black and queer experiences and those of their intersecting communities through the…
A conversation with Nik Harris on the Human Rights Campaign’s new affinity outreach group
Its name hints at its ambitions: Formal and formidable, the “B.L.A.C.K. Council” stands for Bridging Leaders…
From November 10 through November 14, 2022, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Historically Black College and Universities (HBCU) program is hosting its 16th annual National HBCU Leadership Summit, a convening…
This Latinx Heritage Month has been a coming of age for me.
My grandmother plays such important role in my family, just like in many families across Latin America. She…
Ricardo Ramírez (he/him/his) lives in San Antonio, Texas, and serves in the HRC San Antonio Steering Committee in the Board of Governors and as a Political Action Liaison and Community…
WASHINGTON - The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization, has been closely monitoring the monkeypox (MPV) outbreak in the…
To help end the epidemic of HIV, CVS Health will be
providing health care vouchers for free HIV testing and consultation
with a healthcare provider at a CVS MinuteClinic or…
HRC is partnering with AID for AIDS and Prevention Access Campaign to recycle HIV medications and to send them to developing nations across the world.
The above photo of Lehuauakea courtesy of Moriel O'Connor
Through strategic partnerships and collaborations with artists from an array of disciplines and backgrounds, HRC has been able to connect with…
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