Kudos to Kathleen
Congrats to Washington Post conservative columnist and Pulitzer Prize winner Kathleen Parker who has, like so many conservatives recently, seen the light around marriage equality
LGBT Groups Praise Gov. Granholm’s Anti-Bullying Measure
BOSTON, MA (April 14, 2010) — Last week Gov. Jennifer Granholm reiterated her call for anti-bullying legislation in the wake of the suicide of a 12-year-old Michigan
A Rejoinder to Huckabee on Gay Adoption
Few parents would allow an attack on their kids to go unanswered, particularly if that attack was made very publicly by a TV news anchor.
Family Equality Council Invites Rep. Bachmann to Gay Parenting Conference
Boston, MA–Today Family Equality Council, the lead national organization advocating on behalf of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender families, invites Rep. Michele Bachman (R-MN) to attend the
Baby Steps in the Right Direction (But Steps Nonetheless)
Kevin Nix, Director of Communications Gay and lesbian families were never invited or welcome to the White House for the annual Easter tradition during the George W.
Seeking Parental Leave Stories
Passing state and federal paid parental leave legislation that is inclusive of LGBT families is a priority for Family Equality Council. Human Rights Watch (www.hrw.org),
Family Equality Council Hires Communications Director
Boston, MA–Family Equality Council announced today the hiring of Kevin Nix as communications director and member of FEC’s senior leadership team. Previously, he was communications
Family Equality Council Welcomes Ricky Martin to Gay Family Community
Yesterday, Ricky Martin shared with the world that he is gay. As the father of twin boys, he specifically cited his children’s health and welfare
2010 Census Telephone Questionnaire Assistance Center Numbers
Numbers by Language English: (866) 872-6868 Chinese: (866) 935-2010 Korean: (866) 955-2010 Russian: (866) 965-2010 Spanish: (866) 928-2010 Vietnamese: (866) 945-2010 TDD (for the hearing impaired):
The Nuts and Bolts of the 2010 Census
By Laura Waldon, LGBT Partnership Specialist, U.S. Census BureauThe U.S. Census counts every resident in the United States, and is required by the Constitution to
Why the 2010 Census is Important for You and Your Family
By Don Oellerich, Deputy Chief Economist, Office of Human Services Policy, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Department of Health and Human
Massachusetts Anti-Bullying Bill Fails to Adequately Protect LGBT Students, According to Joint Statement by National and Local LGBT Organizations
On Friday, The Massachusetts Senate passed S.B. 2313, An Act Relative to School Bullying, which brings much-needed attention to the crisis of bullying and harassment
