Board Chair Advocacy Brief, In the Media
There is an old political trick that is as predictable as it is ugly: when you cannot give people something to hope for, give them someone to fear. And once again, transgender Americans have been selected for the job. Recent reporting from LGBTQ Nation highlights the...
Board Chair Advocacy Brief, Events, Uncategorized
HRA affirms our organization’s belief that every student in New Mexico deserves to walk through the doors of their school knowing they are safe, respected, included, and able to learn. New research released by The Trevor Project on August 18, 2026, provides compelling...
Board Chair Advocacy Brief, Events, Uncategorized
There are moments when disagreement over public policy is legitimate. There are moments when medical standards deserve serious debate. There are moments when government should investigate fraud, misconduct, or improper insurance billing. And then there are moments...
Board Chair Advocacy Brief, In the Media
On August 11, the Trump Administration placed a final rule from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services titled Medicaid Program; Prohibition on Federal Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program Funding for Sex-Rejecting Procedures Furnished to Children...
Board Chair Advocacy Brief, Events
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s announcement that the Department of Defense will begin annual testosterone screenings for service members over the age of 30, coupled with voluntary testosterone replacement therapy, should concern every American—not because...
Board Chair Advocacy Brief, Events
The Human Rights Alliance is deeply disturbed—not only by the recent Supreme Court decision allowing states to exclude transgender girls and women from certain school athletic competitions—but by the language the White House chose to celebrate that decision. The...
