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Freedom to Marry is the leading campaign working to win marriage nationwide. We work with a diverse range of partner organizations and supporters from across the country to end the exclusion of same-sex couples from the responsibilities, protections, and commitment of marriage. To learn more about Freedom to Marry, visit About Us.
Reporters looking for a factual breakdown of marriage and relationship recognition laws for same-sex couples in the U.S. can visit our "Where State Laws Stand" webpage.
For press inquires and further information, contact:
Angela Dallara, Communications Associate - angela [at] freedomtomarry.org - 315.207.3983
Nicole Collins Bronzan, Communications Director - nicole [at] freedomtomarry.org - 646.375.2044
155 W. 19th St., 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10011
fax: 646.375.2069
Press Releases
Countdown to Freedom to Marry Week 2010
2/2/2010
Events Planned Across the Country to Celebrate Victories and Continue the Fight
Statement on the President’s State of the Union Address
1/27/2010
An Important Show of Support for Gay and Lesbian Americans, But Short of Addressing the Government's Discrimination Against Same-Sex Couples
Freedom to Marry Announces New Staff and New Capacity For Marriage Push in New Decade
1/14/2010
Key Leaders Join Organization to Seize the Opportunities to Achieve Nationwide Goals
New Jersey Senate Refuses to End Exclusion From Marriage
1/7/2010
Lambda Legal and Garden State Equality Going Back to Court to Seek Freedom to Marry
Freedom to Marry Celebrates A Remarkable Year
12/29/2009
Advances Across the Country Carry Momentum Into the New Year
District of Columbia’s Mayor Fenty Signs Freedom to Marry Bill
12/18/2009
Progress in Nation’s Capital Carries Great Advances & Momentum of 2009 into 2010
Washington, D.C. Council Overwhelmingly Passes Bill in Support of the Freedom to Marry
12/15/2009
A Year of Great Advances Ends with Yet Another Step Forward & Continued Momentum into 2010
Washington, D.C. Council Votes in Support of the Freedom to Marry
12/1/2009
Look to New York and New Jersey to Continue the Momentum Toward Fairness
Narrow Defeat in Maine Won’t Stop Fight for the Freedom to Marry
11/4/2009
Work Continues in Maine as Other States Advance, Voters Likely Protecting Domestic Partnerships in Washington
Nadler, Baldwin and Polis Introduce the Respect for Marriage Act
9/15/2009
Civil Rights advocates and LGBT Americans herald new legislation to overturn one of the nation's most discriminatory laws