Let’s meet at Wesley Bolin Plaza for a day filled with advocacy, community and activism at our state’s Capitol in Phoenix. Food included – RSVP required.
Speakers include Seth Andrews, Will Humble, Rep. Quantá Crews, and more.
We had so much fun at Phoenix Pride! Please enjoy our photo album.
The past four years, certain conservatives have pushed “parental rights” to suppress equity education. But who is left out of the conversation? Who is expressing support for parents that have LGBTQ+ kids? And what tools are parents using to protect themselves and their children? Continue reading
TUCSON: You’re invited to a Watch Party, Discussion, and Book Signing with acclaimed author Nancy MacLean! Continue reading
SCOTTSDALE/PHOENIX: You’re invited to a Watch Party, Discussion, and Book Signing with acclaimed author Nancy MacLean! Continue reading
Save our Schools AZ (SOSAZ) is tabling for school board candidates in Tempe and Phoenix at Changing Hands Books through June! Continue reading
On May 2nd, we signed a letter with numerous other local civil rights organizations to oppose HB2310, a bill in the State House of Representatives that would criminalize educators and increase educational censorship.
Here’s what we sent State Representatives:
Arizonans statewide are overwhelmingly demanding an amendment to the state constitution enshrining abortion rights.
Here are some ways you can take action yourself: Continue reading
Efforts to ban, censor, or even burn literature are the current political gimmick being exploited by the extreme religious right. Continue reading
This past September, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued warning letters to eight companies for manufacturing or marketing unapproved eye drops in violation of federal law. The eye drops in question, which include the brands EzriCare, Delsam, and Similasan, claim to be “homeopathic eye drop solutions” that purport to relieve dry eyes, pink eye, cataracts, styes, allergy symptoms, and computer eyes.
The problem? Homeopathy is a nonsensical, unregulated junk science and these eye drops can actually harm people. Continue reading
In 1965, a group of high school students were suspended for wearing black armbands to school in protest of the Vietnam War. This sparked the landmark decision Tinker v. Des Moines, in which the Supreme Court declared that students do not shed their constitutional rights at the schoolhouse gate. Tinker was focused on free speech, but what about privacy rights for students? Continue reading
Three state bills under consideration target drag performers, including:
Join the protest on January 22nd 1pm at the Arizona State Capitol Lawns–1700 W Washington Phoenix, AZ.
See more details including volunteer opportunities in the flyers below.
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