LGBTQ Freedom Fund

06/24/2024

Today for , we are highlighting the LGBTQ Freedom Fund, which pays bail to secure the liberty and safety of LGBTQ people in jail and immigration detention.
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06/13/2024

“The State of Florida can regulate as needed but cannot flatly deny transgender individuals safe and effective medical treatment,” Judge Robert L. Hinkle wrote in Tuesday’s ruling.

06/13/2024

During Pride Month and beyond, here's a list of change-making charities focused on LGBTQ+ rights and advocacy that need your support.

03/29/2024

Impacted by Florida's public building restroom ban? ACLU of Florida wants to connect with you!

Florida Statute § 553.865, also known as H.B. 1521, is one of the many laws recently enacted as part of an anti-LGBTQIA+ agenda spreading across Florida. Targeting transgender, non-binary, gender-nonconforming, and intersex individuals, the law makes it a crime in Florida for someone in a multi-use...

07/03/2023

We're thrilled to share that Equality Florida's new book "A Place For Us" is on an billboard celebrating LGBTQIA+ storytellers and stories in NYC! Check out the book here: https://bit.ly/44m0Iw5

06/28/2023

Q***r people are overrepresented in the criminal legal system. In addition to the challenges of living in a corrections facility, members of the community are more likely to experience abuse and harassment and be denied health care and programming.

The LGBTQ Freedom Fund works to address the disproportionately high rate & harm of jailing on LGBTQ+ individuals.

Learn how you can support their work at https://www.lgbtqfund.org/

06/23/2023

ACLU writes on Pride and LGBTQ Freedom Fund. "We celebrate Pride this year in defiance of the almost 500 anti-LGBTQ bills pending or passed in state legislatures around the country."

Bail reform and LGBTQ liberation go hand in hand.

06/05/2023

Georgia U.S. Sens. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff say they are troubled by the optics of last week’s arrest of three people who assisted the ongoing protests against the city of Atlanta’s planned public safety training facility.