Reform Jewish Movement Applauds Rabbinical Assembly's Same-Sex Marriage Guidelines
Rabbi David Saperstein: "The Reform Movement's experience sanctifying same-sex marriage has made it absolutely clear that, like heterosexual couples, gay, bisexual, and lesbian men and women find happiness and strength in the holiness of their relationships." 
Pride Month: A Year of LGBT Victories
June is coming, which means LGBT Pride Month is just around the corner! Throughout the month of June, we celebrate the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community throughout the nation.
Union for Reform Judaism’s Highest Award Winners Include Interfaith Trailblazers, Diplomatic and Advocacy Leaders for Israel, and the First Woman Ordained as a Cantor
November 6, 2019, New York, NY – Preeminent Jewish and interfaith global leaders will receive Reform Judaism’s highest honors at the 75th URJ Biennial in Chicago, Illinois, in December 2019.
Jewish Leaders Strategize around MD Ballot Measures
HHS Announces Dangerous Moves to Strip Away Key Civil Rights Protections in Health Care and Social Services
Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) took two alarming steps to permit taxpayer-funded discrimination in our health care and social service systems.
The Courts Could be a Pathway for Trans Equality
Over the last eight years, we have seen extensive progress towards LGBTQ equality: the repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell,” the naming of the
Looking Back and Looking Forward: Responding to Hate Crimes 18 Years After Matthew Shepard's Passing
Matthew Shepard was a first-year student at the University of Wyoming studying political science and languages. On the night of October 6, 1998, Matthew was tortured, tied up and left to die near the town of Laramie, Wyoming.