About This Project
Summary
Uniting the nation’s leading human rights organizations under one movement to put a stop to extremist politicians who are legislating hate. Hate underscores legislation that limits access to potentially lifesaving health care for women and transgender people; hate controls the curriculum around gender and bans books, hate fuels gun violence that disproportionately impacts queer people and people of color, and some politicians refuse to do anything about it — and even try to make it worse.
Goals & Objectives
The goal was to compose an intersectional group of organizations whose missions could be better served by fighting back against hateful rhetoric and policy that could potentially hurt historically excluded and/or harmed communities.
Results & Impact
Over 6,900+ supporters joined the campaign within the first six months across six activations that reached over 4m. Over 5,900+ supporter actions were taken including signatures of a Freedom to Read pledge calling on politicians to stop banning books and on a letter rejecting Moms for Liberty.
