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Press Conference Following DOMA Arguments at U.S. Court of Appeals April 4, 2012
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GLAD: Making History, Changing Lives
Celebrating 30 years of progress for LGBT and HIV+ people, this special anniversary video tells the stories of some of GLAD’s landmark cases, in the voices of those who made them happen.
Everyone Matters: Dignity and Safety for Transgender People
Please share this video widely and support transgender non-discrimination legislation in your state.
Got LGBTQ Rights? Yes!
This video talks about LGBTQ student rights in Massachusetts, but much of the information applies to students in public schools across New England:
• You have the right to equal access and participation in all school programs, including extracurricular activities.
• You have the right to form a GSA on the same terms and with the same privileges as any other extracurricular club.
• You have a right to attend school safely. All New England states have laws that prohibit harassment and bullying in public schools. What to do if you are being harassed.
• In any school that receives federal funds, you have the right not to be discriminated against or harassed based on your sex, and sometimes that right can protect LGBTQ students.
• You have the right to wear clothing consistent with your gender identity and expression.
• You have the right to acknowledge your sexual orientation and gender identity and generally have the right to express yourself on issues relating to sexual orientation or gender identity and expression.
• You have the right to learn about and have access to age appropriate resources on LGBTQ issues and people.
Private school students have fewer protections but some protections exist. Contact us.
More Resources in Your State
• Connecticut
• Maine
• Massachusetts
• New Hampshire
• Rhode Island
• Vermont
• Outside New England, visit our friends at Lambda Legal
See all our publications about LGBTQ student rights.
If You Need Help
Email GLAD’s Legal InfoLine anytime
Or work one-on-one with a trained volunteer
Monday-Friday, 1:30-4:30 p.m.
By live chat or by phone: (800) 455-GLAD (4523)
GLAD Keeps the Pressure on in Second Challenge to DOMA
Civil Rights Project Director Mary L. Bonauto explains GLAD’s second challenge to Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), Pedersen v. O.P.M.
New York DOMA Briefing 2012
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- New York DOMA Briefing 2012
Press Conference Following DOMA Arguments at U.S. Court of Appeals April 4, 2012
GLAD: Making History, Changing Lives
Celebrating 30 years of progress for LGBT and HIV+ people, this special anniversary video tells the stories of some of GLAD’s landmark cases, in the voices of those who made them happen.
Everyone Matters: Dignity and Safety for Transgender People
Please share this video widely and support transgender non-discrimination legislation in your state.
Got LGBTQ Rights? Yes!
This video talks about LGBTQ student rights in Massachusetts, but much of the information applies to students in public schools across New England:
• You have the right to equal access and participation in all school programs, including extracurricular activities.
• You have the right to form a GSA on the same terms and with the same privileges as any other extracurricular club.
• You have a right to attend school safely. All New England states have laws that prohibit harassment and bullying in public schools. What to do if you are being harassed.
• In any school that receives federal funds, you have the right not to be discriminated against or harassed based on your sex, and sometimes that right can protect LGBTQ students.
• You have the right to wear clothing consistent with your gender identity and expression.
• You have the right to acknowledge your sexual orientation and gender identity and generally have the right to express yourself on issues relating to sexual orientation or gender identity and expression.
• You have the right to learn about and have access to age appropriate resources on LGBTQ issues and people.
Private school students have fewer protections but some protections exist. Contact us.
More Resources in Your State
• Connecticut
• Maine
• Massachusetts
• New Hampshire
• Rhode Island
• Vermont
• Outside New England, visit our friends at Lambda Legal
See all our publications about LGBTQ student rights.
If You Need Help
Email GLAD’s Legal InfoLine anytime
Or work one-on-one with a trained volunteer
Monday-Friday, 1:30-4:30 p.m.
By live chat or by phone: (800) 455-GLAD (4523)
GLAD Keeps the Pressure on in Second Challenge to DOMA
Civil Rights Project Director Mary L. Bonauto explains GLAD’s second challenge to Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), Pedersen v. O.P.M.