A study of recent news articles across national and local media outlets reveals that media coverage of LGBTQ rights more often cites religiously identified sources who oppose LGBTQ equality than those who support it.
This video from faith leaders explains four concrete, nonpartisan ways that religious communities can support the 2020 election.
People of faith have suffered under the Trump administration’s attacks on civil rights, religious freedom, and health and economic well-being.
Each of these leaders is working to ensure that their faith communities participate in U.S. democracy.
Faith communities must safely reopen houses of worship based on evidence—not politics.
Here are some of the Faith and Progressive Policy Initiative's coronavirus-related resources.
This video examines how the Trump administration is expanding religious exemptions in an attempt to gut civil rights protections and codify discrimination against people of minority faiths, women, and people who are LGBTQ.
Policymakers must follow evidence-based public health guidance and reject the misuse of religious freedom.
Government officials must prohibit houses of worship from remaining open to large gatherings.
Progressive faith leaders want the next debate to cover topics that range from racism and bigotry to climate change and income inequality.
These nine LGBTQ faith leaders work to resist injustice and articulate a moral vision for the United States.
People of faith have been at the forefront of the fight for LGBTQ rights for more than 50 years.
President Trump’s HHS budget request to Congress slashes funding for civil rights enforcement and patient privacy protections while increasing funding for religious exemptions.
Policymakers should ensure that religious liberty extends to all Americans—and that it is not misused as a license to discriminate.
