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OUT ON THE HILL | Finding My Community in D.C. – Genevieve Onyiuke-Kennedy
OUT ON THE HILL is the official blog of the Victory Congressional Interns. Views expressed do not necessarily reflect…
House Equality Caucus and Victory Institute kick off Pride Month with reception
LGBTQ Victory Fund & Institute President & CEO, Mayor Annise Parker, standing with the twelve Victory Congressional Interns for Summer…
New Report: 559 LGBTQ Elected Officials Nationwide
There are 559 known openly LGBTQ elected officials in the United States – and America needs to elect 22,837…
Victory Fellow in India Appointed to Lower court
Kommuri Priyanka was recently appointed to the Lok Adalat, a lower court, the first transgender person to hold such a position in India. This is an important g…
Latinas Represent: Meet Mary E. González of Texas
Mary E. González became the first openly pansexual elected official to serve in any capacity of the U.S. government…
Victory Institute names Aliya Bean as the 2018-2019 David Bohnett Victory Congressional Fellow
Victory Institute has named Aliya Bean the 2018-19 David Bohnett Victory Congressional Fellow.This competitive fellowship brings one outstanding young…
Many LGBTQ Candidates Running in Upcoming Brazilian Election
Jean Wyllys, Brazilian Member of Parliament, speaks at the LGBTQ International Leaders Conference in 2017.Brazil’s general election to elect…
Meet the 2018 David Bohnett Leaders Fellows
Today Victory Institute announced it selected seven LGBTQ elected and public officials for its David Bohnett Leaders Fellowship, a…
Long Beach Hosts Victory Institute’s Second Candidate & Campaign Training of 2018
During the second weekend in May, Victory Institute hosted its second candidate & campaign training of 2018 in Long…
Colombia’s New National LGBTQ Public Policy Framework
On May 7, 2018, the Ministry of the Interior in Colombia, led by Guillermo Rivera, presented Decree 762 which…
Central America leadership training applications are open!
Rihanna Ferrera participated in the 2016 Leadership Academy and was the first openly trans woman to run for Honduran Congress…
2018: Another Year of the Trans Candidate?
In 2017, multiple trans men and trans women ran for office across the country. Many media outlets deemed it the year…
