Jordan Palmer

As requested by reporters, Kentucky Equality Federation today released the following statement regarding the University of Cumberlands rejecting assistance from the Broadway Baptist Church.  The Broadway Baptist Church Chapel Choir, a high school group that has toured the nation and England on concert and mission trips, has been told that it is not welcome to […]

Kentucky Equality Federation received reports that a Franklin County High official allegedly sent an email to teachers instructing them not to allow homosexuals to leave class to use the restroom. The email was allegedly sent after two female classmates were caught kissing in the public restroom. In response, 15 students protested outside the school today.

Kentucky Equality Federation is proud to announce its collaboration with We Care Child and Family Services. We Care is a child-placing agency offering services to children in need of substitute care. An all inclusive agency, We Care proudly serves a variety of cultures to include LGBTI teenagers and at risk youth. On Easter Sunday, April

“Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Robert Stivers (R) decision to hear this discriminatory legislation to harm Kentucky’s children follows opposition across Kentucky,” said Kentucky Equality Federation President Jordan Palmer. “Groups opposing Senator Tapp’s bill include the Kentucky Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, Kentucky Commission on Human Rights, Progressive Democrats of America, the Libertarian

Kentucky Equality Federation condemns Senate Bill 68 filed by Senator Gary Tapp (R). Senate Bill 68 would make it illegal for any ‘unmarried couple’ to adopt a child or serve as foster parents in Kentucky. “Senate Bill 68 isn’t about protecting children, it is about harming a specific group of people, the gay, lesbian, bisexual,

On National Freedom to Marry Day, February 12, 2009, same-sex couples across the Commonwealth will request marriage licenses for same-sex couples at local County Clerk’s Offices to raise awareness of the harms and impact the inability to marry causes on their families. Kentucky Organizers: * Kentucky Equality Federation* Marriage Equality Kentucky* GLASS at Bellarmine University

Kentucky Equality Federation today announced additional outreach programs to target ‘tomorrow’s leaders.’ “In order to bring equality to our Commonwealth we must continue to recognize that people in middle school, high school, colleges, and universities will be instrumental to our success. In 2005, a young man names Nick Herweck became involved in Kentucky Equality Federation;

With Governor Beshear having reestablished protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) people in Kentucky Government, Kentucky Equality Federation will be pressing the General Assembly to make such protections public law. “Though we appreciate Governor Beshear protecting Kentucky’s LGBTI population from discrimination in government, hundreds of people in the private sector are discriminated

People gathered in the state capitol rotunda on December 10, 2008 to hear Governor Steven Beshear’s proclamation of Kentucky Human Rights Day on the 60th anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Today, December 18, 2008 the United Nations General Assembly will hear a critical statement on gay, lesbian, bisexual, and

Kentucky Equality Federation wishes to express its sincere gratitude and appreciation to students of the Basic Public Speaking class at the University of Louisville, and its instructor. “One student persuading their classmates to donate $1.00 to the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender cause shows the impact one person can have,” stated Kentucky Equality Federation President