GLAD to Supreme Court: Do Not Upend Vital Nondiscrimination Protections
GLAD and 27 LGBTQ+ organizations asked Supreme Court not to undermine progress and equality by allowing a broad Constitutional exemption to nondiscrimination laws. Read More
GLAD and 27 LGBTQ+ organizations asked Supreme Court not to undermine progress and equality by allowing a broad Constitutional exemption to nondiscrimination laws. Read More
A bill critical to ensuring expanded access to adoption, particularly for children of LGBTQ parents, became law yesterday when signed by Governor Sununu. Read More
July 17, 2020 Contact: Amanda Johnston, ajohnston@glad.org | 617-417-7769 GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) will honor LGBT Elders of Color founder and Stonewall Uprising veteran Paul Glass at its first ever ... Read More
The bill updates Rhode Island's 40-year-old law to ensure all children have equal access to the security of legal parentage. Read More
Maine has removed unnecessary barriers to amending gender markers on birth certificates, and added an X gender marker available. Read More
The Massachusetts legislature should demand that the Dept. of Children and Families work with impacted communities to promote justice and transparency in the system. Read More
We are committed to addressing systemic barriers that LGBTQ and all immigrants face when seeking justice. Home is here, and we will fight for Dreamers to be here to stay. Read More
There is no state, no municipal jurisdiction, and no law enforcement agency where transformational changes are not necessary and urgent. Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a watershed ruling affirming that federal law protects LGBTQ workers from job discrimination. Read More
The Trump administration’s new interpretation of Section 1557 contradicts the Affordable Care Act, is dangerous to transgender people, and won’t survive federal challenge. GLAD is currently in federal court challenging the denial of healthcare to a transgender man under the ACA’s non-discrimination statute referred to as Section 1557. Read More
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