Equality California brings the voices of LGBTQ+ people and allies to institutions of power in California and across the United States, striving to create a world that is healthy, just, and fully equal for all LGBTQ+ people. We advance civil rights and social justice by inspiring, advocating, and mobilizing through an inclusive movement that works tirelessly on behalf of those we serve.
Until the work is done.
Our updated HIV/AIDS resource center provides clear, practical information you can use. It explains how how inequity impacts access care, how HIV is passed, how to prevent it, where to get tested, and what treatment looks like in real life.
Visit eqca.org/hiv to learn more!
#ProtectedAndProud
JUST RELEASED: Our 2026 Safe and Supportive Schools Report Card is, to be frank, a mixed bag. While there are a selection of accomplishments to celebrate, too many California Unified School Districts are still falling short when it comes to protecting LGBTQ+ students and ensuring they are treated with dignity and respect. Read the full report to see how districts in your area scored! 📚 🎓 📓 eqca.org/schools
Cancer doesn't pass any community over, including transgender, gender nonconforming and intersex people. It's essential that you seek screenings for cancer detection to keep yourself healthy and protected. We know affirming care can be difficult to find, and that personal health conversations might be uncomfortable. Need help getting started? Visit our TGI Reproductive Justice site (link in bio) for more information and first steps!
Asking for help can be hard. But we're here for you, and you're never alone on the journey to care for yourself. Visit our Health Hub for detailed information on how to protect yourself against negative health outcomes, and for help in finding affirming, supportive care. Link in bio!
When it comes to your body, YOU are the ultimate authority. Working with a healthcare provider should be a collaboration, not an emotionless checklist of questions and orders. Remember: if it doesn't feel like a good fit, you can always seek care elsewhere. For more information and resources, visit our EQCA Health Hub (link in bio).
Lana’s story is heart-breaking, but all too common. If you’re struggling with opioid or substance use, you are not alone. We understand The Real Impact, @EQCA is here to help. visit health.eqca.org/opioids for resources and more information.
Seraiyeh’s story is heart-breaking, but all too common. If you’re struggling with opioid or substance use, you are not alone. We understand The Real Impact, @EQCA is here to help. visit health.eqca.org/opioids for resources and more information.
It's time to redefine our perceptions. Substance use is a complex issue, and judgment only deepens the divide. Let's replace stigma with empathy, understanding, and a commitment to change.
Visit health.eqca.org for resources and more! #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
Break free from the chains of stigma surrounding opioid and substance use. Learn how at health.eqca.org. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
Because when it comes to opioid and substance use treatment, one size doesn't fit all. Learn more about harm reduction strategies at health.eqca.org #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
It’s important to build communities that support and guide people toward a journey of real recovery. Accessible resources and effective treatment options can be found at health.eqca.org. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
Practice harm reduction. Just like wearing sunscreen or a seatbelt, Narcan, PrEP, and condoms save lives. Stay safe, stay prepared. Visit health.eqca.org for more information. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
If you're unsure, treat it like an overdose to potentially save a life. Visit health.eqca.org to find narcan, testing strips, resources and more. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
The Real Impact campaign is now LIVE, offering vital resources, empowering stories, and an improved training for service providers. Together, let's create a safer, more inclusive space for LGBTQ+ people. >> health.eqca.org/opioids #EndTheStigma
Let's beat the statistic by finding community and support in harm reduction strategies. Learn more at health.eqca.org #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness #TheRealImpact
Navigating opioid and substance use disorder can be challenging. For support from healthcare professionals or finding resources, consider visiting health.eqca.org. #TheRealImpact #OpioidAwareness
Black, Brown and Indigenous communities often face barriers in accessing treatment, support services, and resources, worsening the cycle of use and health disparities. Together we can break the cycle, visit health.eqca.org for tools, tips and more.
Stay safe this Pride season by following harm reduction tips. From staying hydrated to looking out for your friends these simple tips can save a life. Learn more at health.eqca.org
Knowing the best strategies can reduce harm greatly. Learn more at health.eqca.org #OpioidAwareness #HarmReduction
Lana’s story is heart-breaking, but all too common. If you’re struggling with opioid or substance use, you are not alone. We understand The Real Impact, @EQCA is here to help. visit health.eqca.org/opioids for resources and more information.
Seraiyeh’s story is heart-breaking, but all too common. If you’re struggling with opioid or substance use, you are not alone. We understand The Real Impact, @EQCA is here to help. visit health.eqca.org/opioids for resources and more information.
It's time to redefine our perceptions. Substance use is a complex issue, and judgment only deepens the divide. Let's replace stigma with empathy, understanding, and a commitment to change.
Visit health.eqca.org for resources and more! #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
Break free from the chains of stigma surrounding opioid and substance use. Learn how at health.eqca.org. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
Because when it comes to opioid and substance use treatment, one size doesn't fit all. Learn more about harm reduction strategies at health.eqca.org #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
It’s important to build communities that support and guide people toward a journey of real recovery. Accessible resources and effective treatment options can be found at health.eqca.org. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
Practice harm reduction. Just like wearing sunscreen or a seatbelt, Narcan, PrEP, and condoms save lives. Stay safe, stay prepared. Visit health.eqca.org for more information. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
If you're unsure, treat it like an overdose to potentially save a life. Visit health.eqca.org to find narcan, testing strips, resources and more. #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness
Join us in tackling opioid and substance use stigma head-on! The Real Impact campaign is now LIVE, offering vital resources, empowering stories, and an improved training for service providers. Together, let's create a safer, more inclusive space for LGBTQ+ people. >> health.eqca.org/opioids #EndTheStigma
Let's beat the statistic by finding community and support in harm reduction strategies. Learn more at health.eqca.org #HarmReduction #OpioidAwareness #TheRealImpact
Navigating opioid and substance use disorder can be challenging. For support from healthcare professionals or finding resources, consider visiting health.eqca.org. #TheRealImpact #OpioidAwareness
Black, Brown and Indigenous communities often face barriers in accessing treatment, support services, and resources, worsening the cycle of use and health disparities. Together we can break the cycle, visit health.eqca.org for tools, tips and more.
Stay safe this Pride season by following harm reduction tips. From staying hydrated to looking out for your friends these simple tips can save a life. Learn more at health.eqca.org
Knowing the best strategies can reduce harm greatly. Learn more at health.eqca.org #OpioidAwareness #HarmReduction
BREAKING: There's been a resurgence in MPOX infection rates. The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones is to get vaccinated. Visit health.eqca.org to find a clinic near you.
Anyone can get MPOX. Take control of your health and find your nearest vaccine at health.eqca.org.
Should you have been exposed and/or may be experiencing any of the following symptoms, please contact your healthcare provider. If you do not have a regular provider, call 2-1-1 for assistance. Learn more at health.eqca.org
Monkeypox cases have been on the rise. Find your nearest free, safe and effective vaccine by visiting myturn.ca.gov today.
One little prick, two doses—that’s all it takes! Schedule your MPOX vaccine by visiting health.eqca.org today.
Vaccines WERK! They're the safest and most effective way to protect yourself from the MPOX virus. Visit health.eqca.org to learn more.
BREAKING: There's been a resurgence in the MPOX infection rate. The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones is to get vaccinated. Visit health.eqca.org to find a clinic near you.
Anyone can get MPOX. Take control of your health and find your nearest vaccine at health.eqca.org.
Should you have been exposed and/or may be experiencing any of the following symptoms, please contact your healthcare provider. If you do not have a regular provider, call 2-1-1 for assistance. Learn more at health.eqca.org
Monkeypox cases have been on the rise. Find your nearest free, safe and effective vaccine by visiting myturn.ca.gov today.
One little prick, two doses—that’s all it takes! Schedule your MPOX vaccine by visiting health.eqca.org today.
We need CA lawmakers to support #SB729 and mandate IVF coverage and remove anti-LGBTQ+ health discrimination. It’s time for inclusive, comprehensive reproductive care in CA!
Knowing the signs of overdose — and how to respond — equips you to potentially save a life. Follow these simple steps, and for more information, visit our Health Hub at the link in our bio.
Opioid and substance abuse is an epidemic affecting countless people; nearly 1 in 4 people nationwide know someone with an opioid addiction. In cooperation with the Central Valley LGBTQ+ Health Equity Coalition, @eqca is collecting stories about the impact of opioid and substance use on LGBTQ+ people. Whether you're an individual with lived experience of opioid or fentanyl use, a family member/friend, or a service provider working on the front lines, your story matters. Link in @eqca bio.
ACE (Affirming Community Education) is an evidence-based, fee for service comprehensive training program offered by Equality California Institute to help employers of all sizes build more inclusive and affirming environments. When LGBTQ+ employees feel valued, supported, and free to bring their fullest self to work, the positive impact is felt not just by that person but across the workplace. Visit training.eqca.org to learn more, or reach out to an ACE trainer today!