Become an LGBTQ+ ally

Find your voice and understand what it means to be a true ally to LGBTQ+ people. Learn how you can be a part of positive change.

Act as an ally

6 ways you can practice allyship for others

Learn how to stop aggressors, avoid judgment, be an ally online, and more (available in English and Spanish).
Learn about allyship

Show up for LGBTQ+ people

Looking to make a difference for LGBTQ+ people in your community? Giving your time, making a donation, or committing to learning more about equality are some of the ways you can get involved.
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An ally's guide to Pride

There’s no one way to be an ally! Follow this guide to get involved and show your support during Pride month.
Follow the guide

Show your Pride Year-Round

There are plenty of ways to show your solidarity during Pride month and beyond. Use Love Has No Label’s virtual backgrounds during online meetings and events to show support.
Download our video conference backgrounds
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Intervene when you see bias

Intervention is a powerful tool and can save lives. Learn about hate crimes, ways to support LGBTQ+ people who have been harassed, and more.
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Creating safer spaces

A safe and diverse environment to learn and work helps people thrive. Learn how to create a safer environment.
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Vote

With more than half of U.S. state legislatures pushing laws that harm LGBTQ+ people, there's an urgent need for stronger protections. Use your voice and vote to elect leaders who will create equitable policies and advocate for LGBTQ+ people.

Am I registered to vote?

One of the best ways to make a difference is to vote for people who can enact systemic change. Make sure you’re registered to vote so you can take action.
Register to vote

Learn about the ballot

Before you vote, educate yourself on the topics and issues that matter. Watch debate videos, read voting guides, and learn about the candidates and where they stand with LGBTQ+ rights.
Check the voters' guide