Connecticut At A Glance
LGBT Issues
Anti-Discrimination Law »
Connecticut's anti-discrimination law prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and HIV status. More »
Family Law »
Same-sex couples have the right to marry in Connecticut. Single gay people can adopt in Connecticut; same-sex couples can jointly become the legal parents of a child. More »
Hate Crimes, Sex Laws and Police »
Sexual orientation and gender identity or expression are protected characteristics under Connecticut's hate crimes laws. More »
Students' Rights »
Connecticut law forbids discrimination in public schools on the basis of sexual orientation. More »
HIV/AIDS Issues
HIV Anti-Discrimination Law »
People who are HIV-positive or who have AIDS are protected from employment discrimination under both Connecticut Human Rights Law and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act. More »
HIV Testing and Privacy »
Although there are exceptions, Connecticut law requires written informed consent for HIV testing and release of HIV-related medical information. More »
Other HIV-Related Laws »
Connecticut law provides for needle and syringe exchange programs in the health departments of the three cities with the highest number of AIDS cases among intravenous drug users. More »
GLAD's Work in Connecticut
From the Docket
Kerrigan & Mock v. Connecticut Dept. of Public Health
On Friday, October 10, 2008, the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled that gay and lesbian couples are... Details »
Legislation
CT Transgender Non-Discrimination Legislation Resources
Lobby Day for the Connecticut Transgender Anti-Discrimination Bill (HB 6452) is scheduled... Details »
News
GLAD Celebrates CT Marriage Equality, Surveys Couples On DOMA’s Impact
GLAD, which won marriage equality in Connecticut in the court case Kerrigan & Mock v. Department of Public Health, is marking the first anniversary... More »
