HIV Criminalization Beyond Non-Disclosure: Advocacy Toolkits on Intersections with Sex Work and Syringe Use
These two toolkits are designed for advocates who care about ending the disproportionate criminalization of people living with HIV.
Search Results for HIV laws
Our History and Timeline
From 1973 to 2023: 50 Years of Task Force Activism, Advocacy, and Organizing for LGBTQ Liberation.
National LGBTQ Task Force Statement on Biden Administration’s Pride Month Executive Order
“While the Pride invitation, event itself and the Executive Order contents signal a positive departure from the previous administration, the country’s climate for LGBTQ+ people, immigrants, and people of color remain dangerous and is escalating.”
Queering Racial Justice: Resisting/No More State-Sanctioned Violence
Queering Racial Justice is a day-long virtual convening on Saturday, October 10, 2020, exploring how queer and trans people of color activism is leading the resistance to state-sanctioned violence. Build your skills, broaden your understanding, and invest in community organizing strategies for collective liberation. Plenary: Resisting/No More State-Sanctioned Violence The last four years have brought us more…
National LGBTQ Task Force Announces Longtime Executive Director Rea Carey Stepping Down in 2021
KIERRA JOHNSON SELECTED AS NEXT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BEGINNING FEBRUARY 2021 (Washington, DC, September 23, 2020) The National LGBTQ Task Force today announced that longtime Executive Director Rea Carey will be stepping down in early 2021. Carey has been with the organization since 2003 as a Senior Strategist, then Deputy Executive Director, and became its Executive Director…
National LGBTQ Task Force Reaction To Mixed SCOTUS Decisions on Louisiana Act 620 and United States Agency for International Development v. Alliance for Open Society International, Inc.
“Today, the Supreme Court stood firm in ensuring we don’t lose additional ground in the fight for access to abortion services,” said Rea Carey, National LGBTQ Task Force Executive Director.
Faith Leaders Respond to Remarks by Pope Francis, Bishop Desmond Tutu and Evangelist Pat Robertson
The National Religious Leadership Roundtable, convened by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, responded to recent remarks by internationally renowned faith leaders about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
Reflections on the 1993 March on Washington
As part of the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the March on Washington on April 25, 1993, the Task Force joined with StoryCorps to share real-life stories about LGBT people as we approached today’s anniversary. You’ll find a series of related posts on our blog from the past week. And, today we have our…