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Equality Virginia is a statewide, non-partisan lobbying, outreach and education organization seeking equality for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Virginians.
Every day, we work to:
- Help protect families
- End Discrimination
- Build Safe Communities
Make sure you check out Equality Virginia's 20 OUTstanding Virginians video tribute!
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Events
SAVE THE DATE! The date for Equality Virginia's Annual Activist Conference has been set for October 3. The location this year will be at the Mary Washington University - Stafford campus. Mark your calendar today.
NATIONAL EQUALITY MARCH in Washington, DC on October 10-11, 2009
For more information from the national organizers of the march click here.
Please contact Charles Dyson at cdyson@equalityvirginia.org...
- If you are interested in going and would like to connect with other interested people in your area.
- OR, if you've already started organizing a group in your community and would like for Equality Virginia to direct other interested local people to you.
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Non-Discrimination Campaign
Join EV in the fight against Workplace Discrimination!
Equality Virginia is taking on workplace discrimination in Virginia and we need your help! Click here to learn more information, sign our online petition, and even print out a paper petition that you can pass around to your friends.
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EV In the News
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Equality Virginia Announces Appointment of New CEO
EV's Board of Directors announced today that it has appointed Jon Blair as the organization's new Chief Executive Officer. Blair succeeds Dyana Mason, who departed Equality Virginia on December 31st, 2008 after nearly six years of distinguished service. (read more...)
Read the coverage of Blair's appointment on the Washington Blade website.
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Washington Blade covers EV's Recent Polling on Job Discrimination
A large majority of Virginia residents believe gays should be allowed to hold government jobs and be protected from workplace discrimination, according to a new poll from Equality Virginia.
The poll, published Dec. 10, found that 90 percent of Virginians support the right of gays to work in the government, and 87 percent back protections from anti-gay workplace discrimination. A smaller majority, 79 percent, believes gays should be allowed to teach in public schools. (read more...)
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Volunteer
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Equality Virginia is now accepting applications for fall internships! Please send your resume with a cover letter to Mardi Krantz.
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