Movement Advancement Project·Jun 30In This Moment, It’s Crucial That States Protect LGBTQ+ DataHigh-quality data on sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) can be a powerful tool for helping governments better understand the…
Movement Advancement Project·Jun 26History of MAP: Building Common Ground Through MessagingFrom the beginning, MAP’s work has been rooted in our ability to deeply understand the people we hope to reach. That insight has guided…
Movement Advancement Project·Jun 19History of MAP: Leading Through Collaboration“The movement has to recognize that national organizations cannot do what they set out to do unless they have strong relationships with…
Movement Advancement Project·Jun 12History of MAP: Tracking Equality and Democracy Through State PolicyAcross its 20-year history, the Movement Advancement Project (MAP) has become a mainstay for funders, advocates, and policy experts. MAP’s…
Movement Advancement Project·Jun 5History of MAP: Analyzing the Movement’s Capacity2026 marks MAP’s 20th anniversary. In honor of this milestone and in recognition of Pride Month, we are highlighting key pillars of our…
Movement Advancement Project·May 27LGBTQ Equality Maps Updates: May 2026In this rapidly changing landscape, MAP’s LGBTQ Equality Maps provide a detailed snapshot of the current state of LGBTQ laws and policies…
Movement Advancement Project·Apr 14Introducing MAP’s New WebsiteAs we celebrate 20 years of advancing equality and opportunity for all, the Movement Advancement Project (MAP) is thrilled to announce the…
Movement Advancement Project·Apr 3LGBTQ Equality Maps Updates: April 2026In this rapidly changing landscape, MAP’s LGBTQ Equality Maps provide a detailed snapshot of the current state of LGBTQ laws and policies…
Movement Advancement Project·Mar 18The Harm of Banning Care for Trans YouthThis letter to the editor, penned by MAP’s Kellan Baker, appeared in the New York Times in response to a February 2026 guest essay by Jesse…
Movement Advancement Project·Mar 6Kansas anti-trans law targets IDs and birth certificates — and the right to voteThis opinion piece is written by Logan Casey, MAP’s Director of Policy Research, and originally appeared in the Kansas Reflector on March…
