The mission of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation is clear: to fundamentally change the way LGBTQ+ people are treated in our everyday lives. The HRC Foundation works to build capacity…
For nearly twenty years, HRC’s HBCU Program has engaged with hundreds of LGBTQ+ students through our annual Student Leadership Summits, creating a unique space and learning opportunity for HBCU students…
This blog entry was written by Symon “Mel” Howard, executive director of Thriving Transmen of Color, a grassroots nonprofit organization based in Virginia and a 2023 HRC Foundation Trans Justice…
This blog post is a contribution by Jayden McCree (they/them), a freshman attending the University of Texas at Austin enrolled in the Liberal Arts Honors Program. Their work highlights the…
Article written by Mila Hellfyre and Nick Alicea, fellows of HRC's leadership development cohort GENERAR and alumni of HRC's ACTIVATE and ELEVATE programs.
The early 2000s was an amazing time to be in college, especially at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) given the milestones that were achieved during this period.
Article written by Akeem M. Muller (he/him), Senior at Morehouse College and HBCU Leadership Summit Attendee
While more than 90% of Black queer youth surveyed are out to their friends, a large majority continues to experience discrimination within their communities
DOVER, DE — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) PAC, the nation’s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization, announced its endorsement of Delaware representative-at-large Lisa…
Eight years ago, I joined the Human Rights Campaign to lead the Historically Black Colleges and Universities program in what became a pivotal moment in my career journey.
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