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Links to States:
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Arizona,
Colorado, Delaware,
District of Columbia,
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Georgia,
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Iowa, Kansas,
Kentucky, Maryland,
Michigan,
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Nebraska, New
Jersey, New Mexico,
New York, North
Dakota, Ohio,
Oklahoma,
Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
South Carolina,
South Dakota,
Tennessee,
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Human Rights Campaign
As America's largest gay and lesbian organization,
the HRC provides a national voice on gay and
lesbian issues. The Human Rights Campaign effectively lobbies
Congress; mobilizes grassroots action in diverse communities;
invests strategically to elect a fair-minded Congress; and increases
public understanding through innovative education and communication
strategies. |
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Mission of the National Gay and Lesbian
Task Force Foundation
The mission of the National Gay and
Lesbian Task Force is to build the political power of the lesbian, gay,
bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community from the ground up. We do this
by training activists, organizing broad-based campaigns to defeat
anti-LGBT referenda and advance pro-LGBT legislation, and by building
the organizational capacity of our movement. Our Policy Institute, the
movement’s premier think tank, provides research and policy analysis to
support the struggle for complete equality and to counter right-wing
lies. As part of a broader social justice movement, we work to create a
nation that respects the diversity of human expression and identity and
creates opportunity for all.
Mission of the National Gay and Lesbian
Task Force, Inc.
The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force,
Inc. (NGLTF, Inc.), founded in 1973 and incorporated in 1974, works to
build the grassroots political power of the LGBT community to win
complete equality. We do this through direct and grassroots lobbying to
defeat anti-LGBT ballot initiatives and legislation and pass pro-LGBT
legislation and other measures. We also analyze and report on the
positions of candidates for public office on issues of importance to the
LGBT community. NGLTF, Inc., is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit corporation
incorporated in New York. Contributions to NGLTF, Inc., are not
tax-deductible.
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And Justice for All
(AJA) was founded in mid-1995 to fight for equality for
everyone without regard to sexual orientation. AJA seeks to achieve this
goal by increasing the visibility and participation of heterosexuals in
the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights movement. |
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Christie Lee Littleton
a
woman of courage who faced gross injustice
in the land that touts "liberty and justice for all" |
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Welcome to Eminism.org
Eminism.org is the web site for Emi Koyama, the activist/author/academic
working on intersex, sex workers' rights, (queer) domestic violence,
genderqueer, anti-racism, and other issues. Okay, so it's a personal
site, but if you are into any of these issues there are
so much stuff to read on this site that it's almost scary. See the
FAQ section to get started, or head directly to another section of
Eminism.org.
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Fight OUT Loud is a non-profit
organization
dedicated to helping GLBT individuals fight
discrimination and hate.
Our Mission
The mission of
Fight OUT Loud
is to assist the gay, lesbian, bisexual,
and transgender community in mobilizing against discrimination and
hate crimes. We hope to use our experience to give guidance
through the maze of government, media, police, and security issues
that come from speaking out publicly on GLBT issues. Fight
OUT
Loud
is a resource for our community, acting as a guide for framing
issues and talking points, helping to get a coherent and effective
message out, and providing contacts for the everyday person when
their situation is not being taken seriously. We also hope to assist in
training our community on how to react to incidents of discrimination
and to raise awareness of the still present hatred and bigotry focused
on GLBT individuals.
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International Gay and Lesbian Human
Rights Commission - secure the full enjoyment of the human
rights of all people and communities subject to discrimination or abuse
on the basis of sexual orientation or expression, gender identity or
expression, and/or HIV status. A US-based non-profit, non-governmental
organization (NGO), IGLHRC effects this mission through advocacy,
documentation, coalition building, public education, and technical
assistance.
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Our mission
To promote the social, economic, and human rights of
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex individuals, couples,
and families; people affected by HIV/AIDS; people of color; women; and
people of low economic status. We urge elected officials to enact and
support legislation that accomplishes this goal.
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GAY RIGHTS
OVERVIEW:
For much of American history,
indeed, for much of world history, homosexuality has
been a taboo subject. Often, it has been considered a
crime in itself. Yet today, millions of gay and lesbian
Americans are not only open about their sexuality, they
are campaigning for new laws which they say would grant
them the same rights accorded to heterosexuals,
including the right to marry and protection against
discrimination.
What's more, there's been a notable shift in the
public's attitudes toward homosexuality over the last
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MISSION STATEMENT
Queers
for Economic Justice
is a progressive non-profit
organization committed to
promoting economic justice
in a context of sexual and
gender liberation.
Our goal is to challenge and
change the systems that
create poverty and economic
injustice in our
communities, and to promote
an economic system that
embraces sexual and gender
diversity.
We are committed to the
principle that access to
social and economic
resources is a fundamental
right, and we work to create
social and economic equity
through grassroots
organizing, public
education, advocacy and
research.
We do this work because
although poor queers have
always been a part of both
the gay rights and economic
justice movements, they have
been, and continue to be,
largely invisible in both
movements.
This work will always be
informed by the lived
experiences and expressed
needs of queer people in
poverty.
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 THE MISSION of Scouting For All, a non-profit
501(c)(3) organization, is to advocate on behalf of its members and
supporters for the restoration of the traditionally unbiased values of
Scouting as expressed and embodied in the Scout Oath & the Scout Law,
and to influence the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) to serve and include as
participating members ALL youth and adult leaders, regardless of their
spiritual belief, gender, or sexual orientation.
WE ENVISION a
Scouting movement in America which once again commands the broad respect
of the American people, rededicated to the traditionally unbiased
principles of the Scout Oath and Scout Law, and in which the Boy Scouts
of America (BSA) values and honors the contributions of its gay (GLBTQ)
youth and adult leaders, and welcomes the participation of women and
girls, as well as atheists and other freethinkers. |
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Type:
Private Membership
Founded: Jan 4,
2006
Location::
Originator from, New Jersey - US
Members: 17,817 |
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Tolerance.org is a principal online destination for people
interested in dismantling bigotry and creating, in hate's stead,
communities that value diversity. (Read more about
how we define "tolerance.")
If you
want to know how to transform yourself, your home, your school,
your workplace or your community, Tolerance.org is a place to
start — and continue — the journey.
Through its online well of resources and ideas, its expanding
collection of print materials, its burgeoning outreach efforts,
and its
downloadable public service announcements,
Tolerance.org promotes and supports anti-bias activism in every
venue of life.
Winner
of the Webby Award for Activism and Electronic Multimedia Awards
for both Education and Public Service, Tolerance.org provides:
- Daily news about groups and individuals working for
tolerance and fighting hate;
- Guidebooks for adult and youth activists;
- Practical resources for parents and teachers; and
- Entertaining and educational games for young children.
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- Non-Partisan
Equal Rights Colorado (ERC) is strictly
issue-oriented in its mission and non-partisan in
its approach.
Tax Staus
ERC is incorporated as a 501(c)(4) non-profit. As
such, there are no tax-related restrictions on our
political activities or the amount of lobbying we
can do. It is also why donations to ERC are not
tax-exempt.
Volunteer Based and Member-Driven
All of our board members and officers are
volunteers, and all are drawn from constituency that
we serve.
ERC Lobbyist
ERC does retain the year-around services of a
registered professional lobbyist, who also serves on
the board of directors of Equal Rights Colorado in
an ex officio, non-voting capacity.
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Delaware |
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LESBIAN & GAY PROJECT
 Delaware's
Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual (LGB) community now has an
identified organization willing to take a stand on the
issue of civil rights for lesbians and gays. The
project is patterned after the National ACLU Lesbian and
Gay project. The local group falls under the governance
of the Board. The unanimous agreement by board members
was preceded by comments that LGB people were currently,
largely unprotected from civil rights abuses; and
furthermore, a forum was needed to educate and advocate
for civil rights when national and local conservative
political groups were attacking the rights of many
groups and using Lesbian and Gay issues to polarize the
community.
ACLU-DE recognizes LGB
people as a target of discrimination, needing to be
given the support of both the national and Delaware
organization. All are welcome and encouraged to
participate. Please call the office for the date and
location of the project meetings.
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for Equal Rights Since 1971
The
Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance of
Washington, DC, is a local,
all-
volunteer, non-partisan, non-profit political organization,
founded in 1971 to advance the
equal rights of gay men and
lesbians in Washington, DC. We are the nation's oldest
continuously active gay and lesbian civil rights organization.
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Florida |
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Equality Florida is widely
regarded as
one of the most effective statewide
advocacy organizations in the country.
Equality Florida is a
statewide education and advocacy organization dedicated to
eliminating discrimination based on sexual orientation,
race, gender and class. The organization reaches over 50,000
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender and Supportive (GLBTS)
households in Florida, making it one of largest civil rights
groups working at the state level. Equality Florida stays in
constant contact with the public through our quarterly
newsmagazine EQUALITY NEWS, regular action alerts, an
extensive e-mail news service, news bulletins and town hall
meetings. Through a statewide network, the organization
brings together local advocacy groups representing nearly
every city in Florida. Equality Florida continually works
with these groups to develop a unified strategy for
Florida’s progressive movement. |
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Georgia |
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Just Equal members believe that gay, lesbian, bisexual, and
transgender people should have the same rights and protections
enjoyed by others. We believe a person shouldn't be fired,
denied the right to rent an apartment, or be kicked out of a
restaurant or hotel simply because he or she is gay, lesbian,
bisexual, or transgender. We also believe that children should
not be denied access to health insurance or other family
benefits because their parents are gay.
Sexual orientation and gender identity are still used to deny
these basic rights to many of our neighbors, family members,
friends, and employees.
Just Equal members believe the best community is one where
all of its citizens have basic rights and dignities. Our
outreach efforts have shown us that most Athens residents
agree with and support our mission. |
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Mission
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Lifting Our Voices for
Equality (LOVE) is committed to healing the GLBT (gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender) community, and establishing political,
social, economic and religious equality for people of color and all
humankind.
Objectives
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To foster an inclusive
environment for all GLBT persons through motivating change within
the religious, political, social and economic sectors of our
communities.
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To eradicate the tenets of
discrimination aimed at persons of the GLBT community, ensuring that
all civil rights are granted.
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communities about issues and concerns pertaining to GLBT persons.
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To promote self
affirmation amongst members of the GLBT community.
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To generate awareness about
the diversity and positive contributions of GLBT persons, thereby
demystifying associated stereotypes.
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Equality
Illinois Equality Illinois mission is to secure,
protect and defend the basic civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender persons in the state of Illinois. |
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Indiana |
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Iowa |
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 Equality
Iowa is a statewide grassroots non-partisan organization and
as such we are working to educate all Iowans about civil rights, aging,
marriage equality and families of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
Iowans. |
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Kansas |
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End Discrimination
Based on Sexual
Orientation and Gender
Identity
The Kansas Equality Coalition
is a non-partisan group of fair-minded people who are determined to end
discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. Our
mission is to ensure the dignity, safety, and legal equality of all
Kansans.
Since its formal creation in the autumn of 2005, the Equality Coalition
has organized chapters in Johnson County, Douglas County/Lawrence,
Manhattan, Topeka, Wichita, North Central/Salina, and Southwest/Dodge
City. Our current membership stands at more than 600 Kansans from all
walks of life. |
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Kentucky |
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Who we are...
The Kentucky Fairness Alliance is an
education and advocacy network dedicated to advancing equality for
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, Kentuckians.
Founded in 1993 to battle legislation to
criminalize sodomy, the Kentucky Fairness Alliance has been instrumental
in defeating over 98% of all bills and amendments in Frankfort targeting
LGBT people for discrimination. Our commitment to local organizing
helped our chapters pass city- and county-wide Fairness ordinances in
Lexington, Covington, and Henderson.
We have emerged from the 2004 election, our
most serious challenge to date, primed to take our commitment to change
to the next level. With thousands of new Fair-minded Kentuckians from
the "No on the Amendment" campaign now on our radar, we will become a
driving force in Kentucky policymaking
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Maryland |
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Who We Are
Equality Maryland is Maryland's largest LGBT civil rights group,
with thousands of members across the entire state. Equality Maryland
includes:
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a 501(c)(4) advocacy
organization that lobbies in Annapolis and across the state to
create equal protection under the law for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
and Transgender (LGBT) Marylanders and their families;
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a 501(c)(3)
educational foundation that works to eliminate prejudice and
discrimination based upon sexual orientation and gender identity
through outreach, education, research, community organizing,
training and coalition building; and
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Equality Maryland
PAC, which exists to influence elections.
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Michigan |
 
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Mississippi |
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Hello, and welcome to the Equality
Mississippi web site. We hope to provide
visitors a place for fellowship and education. Our
purpose is to facilitate the sharing of experiences
between gay and lesbian Mississippians and to serve
as a representative organization to the public and
private sectors. If you are new to our web site or
have been visiting for years, we welcome you and
extend our deepest desire to help you start or grow
your life and activism. Please take the time to sign
our guestbook linked to the left and introduce
yourself.
The Equality Mississippi Mission Statement:
To conduct public policy research and further
public education on the social, political, economic
and health issues affecting Lesbian and Gay
Mississippians, and to protect the equal rights of
all Mississippians. |
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Missouri |
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Mission
PROMO
is Missouri’s statewide
organization advocating
for lesbian, gay,
bisexual, and
transgender equality
through legislative
action, electoral
politics, grassroots
organizing, and
community education.
Organizational
Goals
We identify
LGBT
rights supporters,
educate them on the
issues, give them the
tools and the confidence
to participate in the
political process, and
get results.
PROMO’s
goals are to help
LGBT
Missourians create a
supportive and visible
community, become active
in the democratic
process, and work for
their equal protection
under the law. We build
community awareness and
grassroots support for
LGBT
equality and increase
civic participation of
LGBT
Missourians.
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Nebraska |
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Thank you for your interest in
Citizens for Equal Protection. Since
our incorporation in 1990, CFEP has
grown into a thriving non-profit
membership organization dedicated to
advocating for the rights of gay,
lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
families in the state of Nebraska.
CFEP is a 501c(3) non-profit
organization governed by a Board of
Directors. Board members are highly
successful and dedicated volunteers
who are trained to oversee the work
of the organization through
grass-roots committee work. CFEP's
daily operations are managed by a
paid Executive Director.
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Garden State Equality is one of
America's fastest growing civil-rights organizations. Representing New
Jersey's 875,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex
citizens and the community's legions of straight allies, Garden State
Equality is revolutionizing activism in New Jersey and providing a
unique model for LGBTI activism nationwide.
By constant
design, Garden State Equality is a full partnership between the LGBTI
community and the straight community. We believe that as civil rights
movements mature, it is incumbent upon them to expand dramatically from
their core base, aggressively incorporating the equal involvement of
progressive allies. That's why a significant number of Garden State
Equality's Board, general membership, donors and grassroots volunteers
are from New Jersey's straight community.
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GAAMC is a not-for-profit volunteer-run organization that
provides social, educational, and outreach programs.
GAAMC also offers opportunities for individuals to
become politically active on issues related to the GLBTI
community. Our intent is to maintain a positive,
healthy, respectful and supportive environment in a safe
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New Mexico |
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New York |
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ARE
Established in 1977,
The EEGO Foundation is one of the
largest, best organized, all-volunteer, membership and community-based
non-profit human rights organizations in the country. It is the proud
voice of the LGBT community on the East End of Long Island, paving the
way for its members to gain equal rights through educational,
communication, advocacy, health and cultural programs.
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The Empire State Pride Agenda is
New York's statewide lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
(LGBT) civil rights and advocacy organization.
Our mission is to win equality
and justice for LGBT New Yorkers and our families. We recognize
that while significant cultural, legal and governmental advances
have led to greater equality for LGBT New Yorkers, we and our
families remain highly vulnerable without the vast majority of
rights and protections that most New Yorkers take for granted.
Through our education,
organizing and advocacy programs, we work toward creating a
broadly diverse alliance of LGBT people and our allies in
government, communities of faith, labor, all sectors of the
workforce and other social justice movements to achieve equality
for LGBT New Yorkers and the broader goals of social, racial and
economic justice. |
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North Dakota |
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Equality
North Dakota (END) is a statewide gay, lesbian, bisexual
and transgender rights organization. It was founded in
1999 as an outgrowth of the nationwide Equality Begins
at Home project of the National Gay and Lesbian Task
Force. END continues to work with both the Task Force
and the Human Rights Campaign to bring full equality to
GLBT North Dakotans.
Why does
North Dakota need a statewide organization advocating on
behalf of the GLBT community? Currently, there are no
federal, state or local laws which specifically protect
the rights of GLBT North Dakotans. In a ranking of
states' legal protections offered their GLBT citizens,
North Dakota places at the very bottom. Although a
number of private and public employers include sexual
orientation in their anti-discrimination policies, it is
still perfectly legal in North Dakota to be fired merely
for being gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender.
Clearly, GLBT North Dakotans do not enjoy the same
protection under the law as other residents of our
state or even the same protections offered in other
states.
On the state
level, Equality North Dakota is a member of the
North Dakota Human Rights
Coalition and the North Dakota Progressive
Coalition. Nationally, END is a member of the
Federation of
Statewide LGBT Advocacy Organizations and has also
endorsed the work of the Coalition to Promote Equality
at ExxonMobil.
The
decision-making power of Equality North Dakota is vested
in a steering committee, and there are presently three
officers within the committee. However, END general
meetings are open to all GLBT and allied North Dakotans
who support the work of the organization. We are
currently looking for more representation from the
western part of the state as part of our ongoing efforts
and our commitment to organize throughout North Dakota. |
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Equality Cincinnati -
Our mission is Working for full equality for gay, lesbian,
bisexual, and transgender people in Greater Cincinnati and
Preventing discrimination and violence based on sexual
orientation and gender identity
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SECURING EQUALITY for the GAY, LESBIAN,
BISEXUAL & TRANSGENDER (GLBT) COMMUNITY!
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A POWERFUL
VOICE FOR FAIRNESS IN OUR STATE. |
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Few people would have guessed
that a mean-spirited attack on civil rights in 1988
by the
OCA would become the catalyst for one of the
strongest pro-gay rights organizations in the
country! With a track record of success that has
made Oregon a model for organizers nationwide, Basic
Rights Oregon is founded on values that are very
Oregonian:
>> Fairness >> Acceptance
>> Democracy >> Justice for all |
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Pennsylvania |
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Equality Advocates'
mission is to achieve equality for lesbian, gay,
bisexual, and transgender individuals in Pennsylvania
through direct legal services, education and policy
reform. |
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Rhode Island |
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Rhode Island Alliance for
Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights The Alliance is a state-wide, nonpartisan
organization formed to promote and secure full civil rights for
Lesbians, Gay men, and Bisexual and Transgendered women and men in Rhode
Island. Our goals are to strengthen and unite the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual
and Transgendered community through participation in Rhode Island’s
political process and to increase awareness about Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual
and Transgendered issues amongst the general public, politicians, and
the media. |
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South Carolina |
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Our Mission
AFFA is a social justice organization achieving
equality and acceptance for gay, lesbian, bisexual
and transgender people. |
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The
South Carolina Equality
Coalition is a statewide coalition of
fair-minded individuals, religious groups, and
social justice organizations working to secure
civil and human rights for all citizens of South
Carolina, particularly lesbian, gay, bisexual
and transgender people.
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South Dakota |
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The creation of the new organization
Equality South Dakota (EqSD), following the nearly
successful “Vote No on C” campaign in 2006 by South Dakotan's Against
Discrimination (SDAD) is well underway. EqSD is the name of a 501(c)(4)
organization whose mission it is “To secure, protect, and support the
rights and wellbeing of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT)
South Dakotan's and their families."
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Tennessee |
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Welcome to the official website of TEP: Tennessee Equality
Project!
TEP
was founded on June 15, 2004 by members of the GLBT community in
Nashville, TN in an effort to organize a group of committed citizens who
believe in protecting the rights of GLBT persons in Tennessee.
Our
Mission is to promote and sustain the equality of gay, lesbian,
bisexual, and transgender persons in the State of Tennessee through the
establishment of fair and equitable laws protecting these rights and the
elimination of laws that would seek to counter this effort. Equality is
meant to include the protection of human and civil rights and the
elimination of prejudice and discrimination. |
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WHO WE ARE
Equality Texas
is a statewide political advocacy
organization working to advance the cause of
equality for all Texans.
The Equality
Texas Foundation conducts
research and educates Texans about issues of
equality, and helps to coordinate efforts of
LGBT and allied organizations across the
state.
The Texas
Equity PAC political action
committee works to elect pro-equality state
legislators. |
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Utah |
 
Equality
Utah is a grassroots, statewide political advocacy
organization working on behalf of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
people to secure equality and fairness, regardless of sexual orientation
or gender identity.
All of our funding comes from individual donors and private
foundations. Our work is only possible through your generous financial
and volunteer support. |
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Equality VT was formerly The Vermont Coalition for
Lesbian and Gay Rights. We have changed the name to be
more inclusive of our diversity.
Through social outreach, educational opportunities and
political action, Equality VT strives to promote civil
rights, personal empowerment and social acceptance of
lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Vermonters.
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Virginia |
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The Charlottesville
Center for Peace and Justice - CCPJ -
promotes education and action for peace and
justice. We encourage all citizens to take
responsibility for the policies and
decisions of our local, state and national
governments. |
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 Equality Virginia is a statewide, non-partisan,
lobbying, education and support network for the gay, lesbian, bisexual,
transgendered, and straight allied (GLBT) communities in Virginia.
Founded in 1989 as Virginians for Justice, EV spent the 1990's building
the grassroots framework and legislative presence for what has become
Equality Virginia.
EV has members across the Commonwealth. EV's Board of Directors is a
diverse group of men and women, gay and straight, Democrat and
Republican, who represent all regions of the state. Working with local
communities and officials, EV's staff and team of volunteers maintain a
state-wide presence at all levels of state government. |
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Washington |
Equal Rights Washington (ERW)
is a statewide political advocacy organization for
the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT)
community of Washington State. ERW works to end
discrimination against LGBT people throughout the
state.
ERW’s sister
organization, Equal Rights Washington Education Fund
educates Washingtonians about issues of equality and
helps coordinate the efforts of LGBT and allied
organizations across the state.
The ERW political
action committee (PAC) works to elect pro-equality
senators and representatives to the state
legislature. |
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Wyoming |
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Wyoming Equality Mission
Wyoming Equality seeks
to enhance the lives of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and
transgender people in the Equality State by providing:
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