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by Lambda Legal
Lambda Legal joined the nation's leading LGBT advocacy organizations in the following statement:
We remain steadfast in our commitment to passing compassionate, comprehensive immigration reform that will provide a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented men, women and children living in our country, including at least 267,000 LGBT undocumented immigrants.
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by Lambda Legal
For LGBTQ high school students, this should be a season of celebration, not trepidation.
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by Lambda Legal
In Brief is Lambda Legal's newsletter summarizing our recent groundbreaking litigation, education and public policy work.
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by Scott Schoettes, HIV Project Director
Q: I was online and reading about people getting prosecuted for having sex because they didn’t tell their partner they had HIV. What are the realities behind HIV status disclosure and the law?
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by Karen Loewy, Senior Staff Attorney
Nine years ago today, Massachusetts made history by becoming the first state in the nation to allow same-sex couples to marry—a giant leap forward in the movement for LGBT equality.
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by Lambda Legal
Last Saturday marked 10 years since Sakia Gunn, a 15-year-old Black lesbian, was murdered in downtown Newark, N.J., for being who she was. Today, we honor the memory of Sakia Gunn and all those we’ve lost because of anti-LGBT hatred and violence.
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by Jennifer C. Pizer, Law and Policy Project Director
The Minnesota Senate voted 37-30 today to grant same-sex couples the freedom to marry.
The measure now goes to Gov. Mark Dayton, who said he will sign it into law tomorrow.
Jennifer C. Pizer, Lambda Legal's Law & Policy Project Director, worked with Minnesota advocates on the substance of the marriage bill. She released the following statement:
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Watch President Obama's special message to Lambda Legal and all our supporters on our 40th anniversary. MOREMay 7, 2013
by Lambda LegalLambda Legal joined the nation's leading LGBT advocacy organizations in the following statement: We remain steadfast in our commitment to passing compassionate, comprehensive immigration reform that will provide a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented men, women and children living in our country, including at least 267,000 LGBT undocumented immigrants. MOREMay 22, 2013
by Lambda LegalFor LGBTQ high school students, this should be a season of celebration, not trepidation. MOREMay 20, 2013
by Lambda LegalIn Brief is Lambda Legal's newsletter summarizing our recent groundbreaking litigation, education and public policy work. MOREMay 20, 2013
by Scott Schoettes, HIV Project DirectorQ: I was online and reading about people getting prosecuted for having sex because they didn’t tell their partner they had HIV. What are the realities behind HIV status disclosure and the law? MOREMay 18, 2013
by Karen Loewy, Senior Staff AttorneyNine years ago today, Massachusetts made history by becoming the first state in the nation to allow same-sex couples to marry—a giant leap forward in the movement for LGBT equality. MOREMay 17, 2013
by Lambda LegalLast Saturday marked 10 years since Sakia Gunn, a 15-year-old Black lesbian, was murdered in downtown Newark, N.J., for being who she was. Today, we honor the memory of Sakia Gunn and all those we’ve lost because of anti-LGBT hatred and violence. MOREMay 14, 2013
by Jennifer C. Pizer, Law and Policy Project DirectorThe Minnesota Senate voted 37-30 today to grant same-sex couples the freedom to marry. The measure now goes to Gov. Mark Dayton, who said he will sign it into law tomorrow. Jennifer C. Pizer, Lambda Legal's Law & Policy Project Director, worked with Minnesota advocates on the substance of the marriage bill. She released the following statement: MOREMay 13, 2013
