HRC’s Changing Issues
HRC has been actively involved in numerous issues, both conducting public education through its research arm and pressing for legislative change. In 2006, projects of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation included the Historically Black Colleges and Universities Outreach Program, the Family Project, the Workplace Project, the National Coming Out Project, the Religion and Faith Program, and the HRC Research Institute. In addition, HRC has worked on issues relating to health, hate crimes, immigration, judicial nominations, marriage, the military, privacy, and transgender people.
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“The History of HRC’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program.” HRC Web site. [zoom] | View the original HRC web page |
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“AIDS Movement Turns 20.” The Federal Report Summer 2001. [zoom] |
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HRC FamilyNet. “How Do You Define Family?” Mailing. [n.d.] HRC Records. [zoom] | Additional images:  "View a larger image")
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Human Rights Campaign. “A Basic Human Right: Talking about Gay Marriage,” an HRC guide for organizers, candidates and public speakers. HRC Records. [zoom] |