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Georgia's largest advocacy organization advancing fairness, safety, and opportunity for LGBTQ people and our allies. 🌈

Pride month may be over now, but there are still p Pride month may be over now, but there are still plenty of chances to get involved with community and give back! 

South Georgia residents can join our virtual volunteer night on July 15! Register for our south GA volunteer night at: tinyurl.com/GEJulyVolunteer (#linkinbio)

For Atlanta locals, we're seeking volunteers to help support our Let Kids Play Inclusive Field Day on July 30! Then, our next monthly volunteer night will be on August 5. RSVP for Atlanta-based volunteer events to noel@georgiaequality.org.
AIDS Walk ATL is coming soon and we couldn't be mo AIDS Walk ATL is coming soon and we couldn't be more excited!! 💥 This year, we will be celebrating our big legislative win which will expand access to HIV prevention, while raising money to continue our vital HIV advocacy work.

By choosing to support Georgia Equality with your AIDS Walk Atlanta donation, all of the funds raised for us will be MATCHED. 

Walk with us by joining our team or support our efforts with a donation: aidswalkatlanta.org/goto/gaequality (#linkinbio)
In response to yesterday’s SCOTUS decision in BPJ In response to yesterday’s SCOTUS decision in BPJ and Hecox, Georgia Equality, Trans Joy, Stonewall Sports, Georgia Voices United, This Doesn’t Define Me and Lambda Legal are holding an all-gender, all-ages Field Day!

Trans women, trans men, gender expansive people and those who love and support us are invited and encouraged to attend.

Join us at Central Park in Atlanta on Thursday 7/30! Family fun zone starts at 6pm for all ages. Guardians are asked to attend with those under 18. More traditional field day games start at 7pm for those 18+.

Register for the event at: bit.ly/let-kids-play
BREAKING: This morning, the US Supreme Court issue BREAKING: This morning, the US Supreme Court issued a joint ruling on the cases of Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. BPJ, which question whether categorically excluding all transgender girls and women from participating on girls’ and women’s teams violates the Equal Protection Clause or Title IX.

In a 6-3 ruling, the Court decided to allow state-level bans on transgender athletic participation to stand.

In response, Jeff Graham, Executive Director of Georgia Equality, issued the following statement. Read the full statement through our #linkinbio.
Did you miss Evening for Equality? We kicked off t Did you miss Evening for Equality? We kicked off the night recapping our wins from 2026, and we're so excited to share those with you now.

You can still help us reach our $20,000 goal! Make your last minute gifts through our #linkinbio!
Have you been procrastinating something? We get it Have you been procrastinating something? We get it and we don't judge. But this is officially your LAST CALL to secure tickets to our annual gala, Evening for Equality, happening on Saturday!

Join us as we celebrate the defeat of all anti-LGBTQ bills in Georgia and the passage of an exciting new HIV prevention law, and as we gear up for the fights still ahead. 

Get your tickets NOW: georgiaequality.org/e4e2026 #linkinbio
Georgia Equality was proud to be honored at the fi Georgia Equality was proud to be honored at the first ever Pride Month Proclamation at the Cobb County Board of Commissioners meeting last night!

Thank you to Commissioner Erick Allen for your leadership in honoring the contributions and resilience of LGBTQ+ people. It was especially gratifying to be recognized alongside our partners at @smyrnapride.
✨ MEET THE HONOREES ✨ Georgia Equality is proud t ✨ MEET THE HONOREES ✨

Georgia Equality is proud to announce our honorees for Evening for Equality! Leading up the the event on June 27, we will be highlighting each honoree and celebrating their invaluable contributions to Georgia's LGBTQ+ community.

Our final honoree is @mayorjohnsonsav receiving the Allen Thornell Political Advancement Award. As mayor of Savannah, Mayor Johnson established the PROUD Savannah task force to address LGBTQ+ equity in housing, health care, and employment.

Mayor Johnson also championed the passage of inclusive non-discrimination ordinances in Savannah to protect marginalized residents. He works not only to pass fair and inclusive policies, but also to resource essential community programs and organizations.

There's still time to secure your tickets for Evening for Equality at: georgiaequality.org/e4e2026 (#linkinbio)
On this day, we recognize and honor Juneteenth. On On this day, we recognize and honor Juneteenth. On June 19, 1865, news of emancipation came to Galveston, TX, bringing freedom to some of the last enslaved Black Americans.

With Juneteenth taking place during Pride Month, we also use this day to recognize the intersections of oppression– highlighting the ways that white supremacy and cultural hegemony have compounding impacts on Black LGBTQ+ people.

This day also reminds us of the ongoing impact that our nation's history has on the lives of marginalized individuals and communities. Only when we honor and acknowledge our history can we begin to right historical injustices.

We wish all a Juneteenth of reflection, community, resilience, and resistance.
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