Pledge-a-Thon for Workplace Equality
Clock In May 15
Clock In Resources
Take Action
- Clock In May 15: Pledge-a-Thon for Workplace Equality
- Become an Organizational Partner
- Organize Pledge Events
- Sign the Pledge
- Tell a Friend
- MySpace (external site)
- Flickr (external site)
- Create Your Online Pledge Center
- Order Buttons and Stickers
- Pledge-a-Thon Drop-In Center
- Evaluate Your Day of Action
Information
- Talking Points for Clock In 2008
- Transgender People in the Workplace
- There Ought to Be a Law!
- Be a Workplace Ally
- Out at Work: A Tool Kit for Workplace Equality
- En el trabajo: Una guía para la igualdad laboral
Downloads
- Web Page Widgets
- Clock In Logo (jpg)
- Button Image (jpg)
- Sticker Image (jpg)
- Clock In Pledge (pdf)
- Pledge Tally Form (pdf)
- Posters (pdf)
Coming Soon
- Media Templates
Join us for Clock In: Pledge-a-Thon for Workplace Equality on May 15. This is Lambda Legal’s 2nd national day of action for workplace equality. Help us educate the public, our allies and our communities about harassment and discrimination LGBT people and people with HIV can face at work.
Almost 90 percent of people in this country believe workplace discrimination is wrong. Here’s how you can help end workplace harassment and discrimination. Pledge your support for workplace equality today and find out how you can participate in the Pledge-a-Thon!
CLOCK IN TODAY!
Organizations
- Become an Organizational Partner
- Organize Pledge-a-Thon Events
- Create Your Pledge-a-Thon Webpage
Individuals
- Sign the Pledge
- Tell a Friend
- Organize Pledge-a-Thon Events
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"I was shocked when I received the call from human resources taking away the job they’d offered me — it felt as if they’d said to me ‘you’re a monster; we don’t want you here.'” |
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Izza Lopez a transgender woman was offered a job at a medical company in Houston. After she and her new employer agreed on a start date, Izza gave notice at her then-current job, but before her start date, the new employer rescinded the job offer because of her “misrepresentation” of herself as a woman. | |




