Town Hall: Policy in the Arizona Legislature
May 11, 2022
Join Equality Arizona and our partners from Progress Arizona and Planned Parenthood Advocates of Arizona for a town hall on the state of public policy in the Arizona legislature. In the face of unprecedented attacks on voting rights, reproductive freedom, and LGBTQ+ equality, solidarity between causes is crucial to protect all of us. In this town hall, we discuss the legislation we’ve seen this session and the best strategies to push back.
Town Hall: Voting Rights in Arizona
April 13, 2022
Watch a town hall discussion on voting rights with the Equality Arizona Foundation and the Office of the Secretary of State of Arizona. We've seen a lot of bills proposed in the state legislature this session about how and when we vote, and with a major midterm election just around the corner, this town hall recording is a great opportunity to learn and understand what your rights are as a voter in Arizona, and how you can participate in the electoral process. Register to vote today online!
Town Hall: Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation
March 16, 2022
Join Equality Arizona and some of our amazing partners from across the country to discuss the anti-LGBTQ+ policy attacks happening both here in Arizona and in disturbing numbers nationwide. In this video, we unpack the origin of these bills and discuss some of the strategies that have been effective against them.
Press Conference: Equality and Fairness for All Arizonans
February 23, 2022
Representative César Chávez and Representative Daniel Hernadez of the Arizona legislature, Reverend Sandy Johnson of the Santa Cruz Valley United Methodist Church, Michael Soto of Equality Arizona, Kado Stewart of one-n-ten, Michael Mazzocco of the Phoenix Equality Chamber, Jessyca Leach of the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS, Joanna Marroquin of the Tucson LGBT Chamber, and Angela Hughey of ONE Community speak in support of the bipartisan Equality and Fairness for all Arizonans Act.
Storytelling for Testimony with GLSEN Phoenix
February 17, 2022
Integrating personal stories is a powerful part of delivering testimony for or against proposed legislation that would affect LGBTQ students. During this training, attendees will learn about the key dimensions of stories and storytelling, understand the structure of a 2-minute testimony, explore the components of impactful testimony, and receive important logistical information about testifying. Although the training is primarily informational, it is intended to equip community members – including students, educators, and parents – with the practical knowledge needed to prepare and deliver their own 2-minute testimony.
Town Hall: Equality and Fairness for All
February 16, 2022
Tune in for a panel discussion on LGBTQ+ non-discrimination protections with Angela Hughey, Michael Soto, and Tyler Deaton.