The largest statewide nonprofit fighting for equality for LGBTQIA+ Texans
Texas is home for all of us. We’re building a state where LGBTQIA+ Texans can thrive and prosper.
Our Work
We understand that our power comes from the strength, care, and passion of our community. When LGBTQIA+ Texans and their allies are empowered to advocate for change, nothing is impossible. These six pillars are foundational in our work to build a state where all Texans can thrive.
Analyze
Analyzing policy and educating lawmakers about LGBTQIA+ issues
Train
Training leaders in every corner of the state to fight for human rights
Building a Texas for All Texans
Since 1978, we have been working to build tools and resources that enable Texans to engage in the civic process. From leadership programs to real-time bill tracking, our work centers on public education, skill-building, and on-the-ground organizing in the fight against anti-LGBTQIA+ extremism.
Post-Lege Resources
Keep track of new legislation that impacts the LGBTQIA+ community from the 89th Texas Legislative Session.
2023 Legislative Scorecard
Find out where your representatives stand on LGBTQIA+ equality in Texas and gain deeper insight into what happens under the dome during a legislative session.
Equality Leaders
This 6-month leadership program allows those most impacted by anti-LGBTQIA+ legislation to learn about the legislative process, build concrete skills for advocacy, and craft their stories.
Fund the fight for LGBTQIA+ rights!
We need your help to have the necessary tools and resources to combat discriminatory policies aimed at the LGBTQIA+ community.
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Recent News
Trans Bathroom Ban Senate Hearing Scheduled for Monday
On Monday, August 4, the Senate State Affairs Committee will hold a hearing on Senate Bill 7, the latest version of the anti-trans bathroom bill. This legislation attempts to ostracize trans people from public spaces by micromanaging where Texans pee.
Black Texans: “Separate is not Equal”
Under Jim Crow, Black Texans were told they couldn’t share a restroom, a park, a pool with their white neighbors. Today Black Trans Texans are once again being cast out of public spaces.
Texas Women United Against Trans Bathroom Ban
Women and survivors of violence have been repeatedly used as justification to exclude trans women from public restrooms. Now, women from all walks of life are coming together to say, “not in my name.”
