Trans Rights Under Attack: Rising Up to Defend the Lives & Futures of Trans Youth
We must fight against inflammatory and ill-intentioned rhetoric, policies, and judicial decisions against people simply trying to authentically live their lives.
Supreme Court to Decide on Hormone Therapy for Transgender Youth: United States v. Skrmetti
Here’s what you need to know ahead of the Supreme Court’s oral argument in United States v. Skrmetti on December 4.
Understanding Clemency: History, Impact, and Biden’s Potential Legacy
The authority to grant clemency is one of a president's most significant constitutional powers, helping to recognize the power of rehabilitation and second chances and advancing racial justice by rectifying unjust and inequitable sentences.
Disability Data Convening: First of Many Needed Steps
The September 30 convening represented a first step toward a robust, ongoing working relationship between the disability community and government agencies tasked with collecting data on disability.
Anniversary of AI Executive Order Renews Call for Action
It's been a year since the AI executive order. While it was a step in the right direction for AI safeguards, we can’t allow it to be the end of the story.
In Both Campaign Rhetoric and Policy Proposals, Immigrants Face Worsening Climate
Immigrants in our country are facing a barrage of xenophobic rhetoric and anti-immigrant policy proposals that would weaken our economy and undermine due process and fundamental fairness.
Our Voices Matter: How Georgia’s 2020 Count Shaped Representation
The Census is instrumental in determining where you vote, where your children go to school, and how much money and resources your community receives through government programs.
Pathways to Citizenship: Bridging Divides and Building a Stronger Society
The creation of accessible pathways to citizenship is essential not only for the well-being of immigrants themselves, but also for the entire country.