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We're deep into Early Voting and ENC staff and volunteers are coming together to help (safely) get the word out about our pro-equality candidates at the polls!

Last week, our community lost an absolute legend named Monica Roberts, who forever changed the media landscape.

The lieutenant governor is the only elected official in North Carolina with both executive and legislative power.

We’re kicking off this month by reflecting on the history of our organization’s Political Action Committee, known today as Equality NC Action Fund PAC.

We -- and all of our communities -- need you right now. Will you join us?

The census deadline is now Oct. 5.

Equality North Carolina joins the countless communities across our country crying out in rage and contempt for the justice system’s failure to hold the officers who murdered Breonna Taylor in her own bed accountable.

You and your loved ones have just one week to fill out the 2020 Census.

With less than 50 days between us and the most important election of our lifetimes, we’re kicking into high gear at Equality North Carolina (ENC).

If you haven’t yet filled out the census, time is quickly running out for our communities to be counted and for YOU to help shape life in North Carolina for the next generation.

With the Trump administration shortening the census deadline, Americans only have until September 30th to make sure that they -- and their loved ones -- are counted.

Whether we're in the streets or in our homes, Equality North Carolina is #OutToVote and we hope you'll join us -- we can't win this fight without you.

The Equality North Carolina Action Fund PAC (ENCAFPAC) released their official round of the organization’s 2020 electoral endorsements for political races across the state of North Carolina.

This Labor Day, ENC is aligning ourselves with and uplifting the #FightFor15, a movement to #ProtectAllWorkers and establish a federal minimum wage of $15.

Vulnerable North Carolinians can request free PPE as they head to the polls.

How do we begin to dismantle these systems of oppression that shape the lives and experiences of marginalized people all across this country?

Our latest article in QNotes.

The conversation about policing in this country is more than just about the police -- it’s about the criminal justice system as a whole and its impact on Black and Brown bodies.