Equality News
Exciting news from Doraville!
Election night has consumed the news this week, but we want to make sure you heard the exciting news — on Monday night, the City of Doraville became Georgia’s second municipality to pass a comprehensive nondiscrimination ordinance to protect LGBTQ people. Continue reading
Georgia Equality Leads Dialogue at Emory University
Eric Paulk, Georgia Equality’s HIV Policy Organizer, recently spoke at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health about the intersections of public health, HIV advocacy, race, and art in an event sponsored by the Rose Library, the Emory Center for HIV Research, and the Association of Black Public Health Students.
RELEASE: Georgia Equality Will Continue to Fight for the Rights of Transgender Georgians
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 24, 2018
Contact: Wes Sanders
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ATLANTA, GA – Today Georgia Equality responded to Sunday’s New York Times report, detailing the Trump Administration’s plans to adopt a new legal definition for the term “sex” that could eviscerate federal protections for transgender Americans. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is considering a proposal that would define sex as “a person’s status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth.” This definition means that the federal government would cease to recognize the basic humanity of transgender and intersex Americans. Continue reading
Volunteer with GE in October!
We’ve got a lot of awesome volunteer opportunities from Atlanta Pride to the Little Five Points Halloween Parade and all sorts of Get Out the Vote efforts in between! It’s a busy time at Georgia Equality and we need you, our volunteer and supporters! Check below to find out how you can get involved and sign up to volunteer.