Today the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights released its 2026 Congressional Voting Record — a review of the ...

The Voting Record examined 24 House and 23 Senate votes taken across both sessions of the 119th Congress from January 2025 through September 2026. It addresses civil rights issues including voting ...

Understanding how AI systems create discriminatory outcomes is crucial for grasping why the disparate impact doctrine is essential to protect people from harm. With appropriate safeguards, AI may be ...

The Leadership Conference’s founders came together in 1950 out of the belief that the fight for civil rights could not be won by one group alone, but needed to be waged in coalition. Our members — ...

A proposed Commerce Department rule would remove race and ethnicity questions from the 2030 census. Here’s why health departments rely on that data to find who is most at risk — and how to comment ...

The Civil Rights Principles for Higher Education were developed collaboratively by the members of the Higher Ed Civil Rights Coalition, beginning in Winter 2018. That coalition, convened by The ...

Ana L. Oliveira President & CEO of The New York Women’s Foundation Judith L. Lichtman Senior Advisor, National Partnership for Women & Families Spencer Overton Patricia Roberts Harris Research ...

WASHINGTON — The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and its coalition members issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais: ...

On behalf of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, a coalition of more than 200 national organizations committed to promoting and protecting the civil and human rights of all persons in ...

In Support of Full Inclusion for Transgender Students: An Open Letter from the Civil and Human Rights Community On behalf of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, a coalition charged by ...

“…Jimmy Carter became president and was determined to draw on the talent of all of the people, not just some of them.” —Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg On May 17 ...

Facts About the Census Article I of the U.S. Constitution requires a count of every person living in the country every ten years. The census is the basis for determining how many seats each state gets ...