ACTION ALERT: People living with HIV facing homelessness

 

HIV Advocates:

The City of Atlanta has once again failed to reimburse payments to nonprofits that provide housing to people living with HIV in a timely manner. This means that hundreds of people living with HIV who currently receive housing assistance through these nonprofits may be facing homelessness during an extremely vulnerable time.

Join us in urging Atlanta Mayor Bottoms to immediately use her authority and power as the administrator of these funds to ensure that the funding owed to agencies to ensure that People Living with HIV/AIDS are stably housed is dispersed immediately.

Send your message NOW:

I’m a person at risk of losing my
HOPWA supported housing
I want to advocate for
People Living with HIV

Thank you,

-Georgia Equality

 


City/County Level COVID-19 Community Resources

Find community and resources with the following organizations and efforts. While Georgia Equality has not worked with or vetted each organization, effort, or campaign listed, we are excited to promote resources and inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ people. Please do your own research before providing any organization with personal information or resources. Let us know if you would like to be listed as a resource.

Athens-Clarke County Resources

Gwinnett County Resources

Macon-Bibb County Resources

Savannah-Chatham County Resources

 


Transgender Day of Visibility 2020

Today is International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), an annual event dedicated to celebrating transgender people and raising awareness of discrimination faced by transgender people worldwide, as well as a celebration of their contributions to society.

Whether you’re transgender, gender non-conforming (GNC) or an ally, join Georgia Equality in sending a note to your state legislator. We must make sure they know that transgender Georgians are important to our communities, and they deserve protection from discrimination in state law.

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Anti-Trans Youth Bill Introduced

State Representative Ginny Ehrhart (R-Powder Springs) will formally introduce a bill that would make it a felony for medical professionals to help a minor with gender transition. Under Ehrhart’s proposal, Georgia medical providers who perform surgeries or administer or prescribe medications that assist minors with gender transition could be charged with a felony. Tell your State Representative not to criminalize medical treatment for trans youth and STOP HB 1060. Continue reading