A coalition of community based organizations presented findings from the 2011 Legislative session, evaluating lawmakers commitment to advancing opportunity and closing disparities affecting Oregonians, particularly Oregonians of color.
Standing Together, a leadership program for (LGBT) and straight allies of color, is proud to launch this video as part of the Our Families campaign!
Standing Together, a leadership program for (LGBT) and straight allies of color, is proud to launch the Our Families campaign! The videos highlight the personal trials and triumphs of LGBT families of color.
Standing Together, a leadership program for (LGBT) and straight allies of color, is proud to launch the Our Families campaign! The videos highlight the personal trials and triumphs of LGBT families of color.
You may have heard the word cisgender before, but you may not know what it means. Cisgender is a term used to describe people who, for the most part, identify as the gender they were assigned at birth.
Our communities are strongest when all our families are honored and respected. Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people are part of the fabric of communities of color and are members of our own families.
The Oregon Family Fairness Act went into effect February 4, 2008. The Domestic Partnership Resource Guide provides more information on the rights and responsibilities provided by the law.
Basic Rights Oregon’s Strategic Plan represents a bold new approach to ensure that all LGBT Oregonians experience full equality.
In 2009 we worked with a broad coalition to pass the Oregon Safe Schools Act, aimed at eliminating bullying and harassment in our schools.
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