Openly queer singer, songwriter, director, actress and rising popstar Hayley Kiyoko has joined HRC’s Equality Rocks campaign.

Kiyoko got her start on “CSI: Cyber.” Since breaking out — and coming out — with her 2015 track “Girls Like Girls,” Kiyoko has released a slew of unapologetically queer pop bops on her new album Expectations, where she sings about women using she/her pronouns. She has also established herself as a visionary with her self-directed music videos.

In cities across the country, fans line up to have her sign rainbow flags and hear songs such as “Curious” and “What I Need.”

“I think that it's exciting and inspiring that people are able to connect to these stories," she told fellow queer R&B singer, songwriter and "What I Need" collaborator Kehlani in a recent interview for Fader. "To be able to share that with other people is such a beautiful thing. I never really had that community growing up.”

HRC’s Equality Rocks campaign is sparking a conversation about love, fairness and equality around the globe. To join, visit www.hrc.org/EqualityRocks.