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It is up to us to work together to create spaces for LGBTQ youth to thrive and engage in their learning and social development.

A divided State Board of Education will revisit on Wednesday proposed changes to what public school students learn about the U.S. in social studies classes.

The CDC called on states to begin tracking gender and sexual identity in their COVID-19 data. Will North Carolina take their advice?

Big changes could be made in an effort to make your child’s classroom more inclusive, but it would require a revision to the social studies curriculum.

Wise Project Connects Generations of LGBT Community in NC

On this Black History Month, let’s honor the present and celebrate the future.

‘Ok, I have to do something. How am I going to make meaningful change?’

There are crucial ways that you can get involved and take action. We’re here for you along the way.

Over the course of a year, Fellows develop and cultivate a project that meets the needs of queer folks living in rural parts of our state while receiving one-on-one mentorship and leadership development.

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.

At Equality North Carolina Foundation, we’re looking for ways to plug into this moment and uplift the young leaders who will be the architects of change in our country in the years to come.

ENC will update this page with community resources as they become available.

Get to know our 2019-2020 Rural Youth Empowerment Fellowship class through our monthly partnership with QNotes!

Courier News speaks with ENC Executive Director Kendra R. Johnson and Civic Engagement Coordinator Kathryn Vandegrift.

Jeffery Edwards-Knight combats HIV in North Carolina. For National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, he tells us the steep challenges he faces.

ENC is honoring Black LGBTQ icons all month long.

Join us in service opportunities across the state of North Carolina.