The LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland is proud to share with you details for Pride in the CLE 2021 and hope you'll partner with us for another exciting year. This Pride Month, there are two opportunities to celebrate and we encourage you to share the news far and wide.
The volunteers at The Greater Dayton LGBT Center have been working hard to make sure we have everything planned for a fun and successful celebration. We have live bands and the Rubi Girls booked for Affair on the Square starting at 6:00pm on Friday June 4th.
Join us to connect with folks working on similar campaigns in Southwest Ohio and learn how to center key organizing principles in our grassroots advocacy.
Join us for a webinar and hear from the fierce legal team at the ACLU of Ohio about our current legal docket and how our attorneys fight for civil rights and liberties inside and outside the courtroom.
2020 was a year of turmoil, struggle and grief, but also a period of growth for our Action Teams in Southwest Ohio.
2020 was a year of turmoil, struggle and grief, but also a period of growth for our Action Teams in Southwest Ohio.
Join Fair Districts Ohio, Common Cause Ohio, League of Women Voters of Ohio and the Ohio Council of Churches for a discussion of the federal Voting Rights Act and its impact on map-making in Ohio in 2021.
Join the ACLU of Ohio, NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio, URGE, Ohio RCRC, Preterm, ROOTT, Ohio Women's Alliance, New Voices for Reproductive Justice, Planned Parenthood, Catholics for Choice, and Women Have Options (WHO) for The People’s Agenda for Justice, a two part event highlighting what we know Ohio ca
Join the ACLU of Ohio, NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio, URGE, Ohio RCRC, Preterm, ROOTT, Ohio Women's Alliance, New Voices for Reproductive Justice, Planned Parenthood, Catholics for Choice, and Women Have Options (WHO) for The People’s Agenda for Justice, a two part event highlighting what we know Ohio ca
During Ohio’s lame duck session, legislation to prohibit the death penalty for those with “serious mental illness” finally passed. Ohio has not carried out an execution since July 2018. In fact, Governor DeWine entered his first term with seven scheduled executions and reprieved all of them.