Stigma, poverty and bias can create barriers to quality health care for LGBTQ people and people living with HIV. Step by step, GLAD works to make quality care more accessible.
GLAD submitted an amicus brief along with Gelber Schachter & Greenberg, P.A., and the ACLU of Florida in support of plaintiff-appellee Bryan Rintoul in Phillip Morris ... Read More
On June 30, 2021, renowned independent record label Curb Records and the Mike Curb Foundation filed a federal lawsuit challenging a new Tennessee law, HB ... Read More
GLAD Senior Attorney Bennett Klein has submitted testimony in support of S 1283, “An Act to ensure the constitutional rights and human dignity of prisoners ... Read More
Housing is a fundamental human right. It is critical to ensure LGBTQ+ Rhode Islanders are protected from housing discrimination. The Rhode Island Fair Housing Practices Act ... Read More
An Act Relative to Gender Identity on Massachusetts Identification (S.2282) would give Massachusetts residents the ability to choose a gender X marker on state ID ... Read More
GLAD, with co-counsel Attorney Kevin Barry, authored an amicus brief to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in a case involving a transgender federal employee who ... Read More
PrEP is the most effective tool we have to prevent HIV transmission and bring an end to the HIV epidemic. An Act Enabling Pharmacists to Prescribe, ... Read More
GLAD supports An Act to Stop Profiling Transgender People and Low-Income Women (S.992/H.1800), which would partially decriminalize sex work by removing “common night walkers” and ... Read More
On June 6, 2021, GLAD joined an amicus (friend of the court) brief in support of Divinity Rios in Rios v. Redding. The brief was ... Read More
Senate Bill 32/House Bill 239 and House Bill 88 refresh Department of Children and Families reports to include data related to demographics including age, race, ... Read More
We're sorry, but there were no results for that query.
