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Prop8TrialTracker.com
Throughout the Perry v Schwarzenegger trial, the Prop 8 Trial Tracker covered the trial live from the courthouse, all of the latest motions and court rulings, and documented and responded to right-wing attacks on the process. The Prop 8 Trial Tracker has attracted coverage from the New Yorker, the New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, the Atlantic Online‘s Andrew Sullivan, and dozens of various other media outlets and blogs. Prop 8 Trial Tracker is now the #1 Google search result for “Prop 8 Trial.”
LIKE WHAT WE’RE DOING?: With the U.S. Supreme Court blocking video of the trial from being released, it’s even more important that we continue to get the truth out to people across the country. To support our work live-blogging the trial and holding the right-wing accountable, please make a donation of any amount now. We can’t do this without you. Click here to contribute!
Camp Courage
Camp Courage is an intensive two-day training designed to teach the principles and skills of community organizing to activists working on marriage equality.Inspired by the "Camp Obama" trainings that powered neighbor-to-neighbor organizing across America in 2008, Camp Courage teaches empowerment, team building, leadership development, and grassroots organizing skills.
Testimony: Take a Stand
From "Don't Ask. Don't Tell" to California's Prop 8 trial (Perry V. Schwarzenegger), historic trials on LGBT equality are happening across America right now and only a handful of people get to testify. If you could Take A Stand, what would you say? What would your Testimony be?
Testimony seeks to create a map of stories from LGBT Americans and allies across the country. In collaboration with partner organizations, and using the stories of the American public, Testimony seeks to show the shift in public acceptance of gays and lesbians as many of these equality cases make their way to the Supreme Court.
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