Where progress is won

We fight back when members of our community are fired, harassed, and targeted at work because they are LGBTQ+ or HIV+.

We combat the growing attacks on fair courts that threaten hard-won LGBTQ+ rights. Because our courts should make decisions based on constitutional and legal principles—not politics.

We defend the legal rights of same-sex couples and their families, from marriage equality to domestic partnership benefits to parent-child relationships.

We break down the barriers between our community and the health care they need, from medical discrimination to violations of personal autonomy.

We won the nation’s first HIV discrimination lawsuit—and since then, we’ve been fighting to maintain and expand protections for Americans living with HIV.

We fight for humane immigration policies that are inclusive of LGBTQ+ people and their unique legal needs.

We work to expand and defend protections for nonbinary and transgender people who face rampant discrimination and are some of the most vulnerable members of our community.

We stand up to law enforcement that targets and abuses LGBTQ+ and HIV+ people by challenging unfair criminal laws and seeking recourse when our rights are violated.

We fight back when religious freedom is wrongly used as a license to discriminate against LGBTQ+ people and those living with HIV.

We defend the LGBTQ+ and HIV+ seniors who face discrimination, whether they’re refused housing or denied Social Security and other survivor benefits.

We work to ensure all LGBTQ+ youth are safe and free from discrimination and harassment, whether they’re in the hallways at school or in out-of-home care settings.