What are you doing on the evening of April 10? (Besides participating in public comments as Asheville City Council votes on a resolution opposing Amendment One, of course!) We’re really excited for the one-night only … Read More
The Latest from CSE
Know Your Rights, Protect Your Rights
As we approach the May 8, 2012 vote on Amendment One – which proposes to restrict our fundamental rights as LGBT people – CSE invites you to step up to protect your and your family’s … Read More
CSE March Family Dinner & WE DO Training
We hope you – and your family and friends – will join us for CSE’s March Family Dinner and WE DO Trainining. We’ll be training couples and Support Team members as we get ready for … Read More
CSE Launches “LGBT Rights Toolkit”
We are very excited to announce that CSE has launched its LGBT Rights Toolkit. We’re launching the Toolkit with information on how to legally change your name in two states. The name change process is … Read More
Having Each Other’s Back
Tragically, violence against LGBT people almost always escalates during attempts to pass discriminatory ballot measures, like Amendment One. As a community, it’s vital for us to raise awareness about prevention strategies and ensure that, if violence … Read More
Join us for our next Family Dinner: February 25, 5 – 7 PM
We hope you can join us for our next Family Dinner, a free event for LGBT people and allies of all ages. Enjoy home-cooked food, meet great people and connect directly to CSE’s WE DO … Read More
What the Prop 8 Ruling Means for the South
Today, CSE launched a new video series, focused on providing analysis of key developments in the national LGBT movement and how they impact LGBT people in the South. Here, Meghann Burke, CSE’s Legal Team Leader, … Read More
WE DO: Asheville Citizen-Times
Asheville, NC | Asheville Citizen-Times, January 25, 2012 By Barbara Blake “ASHEVILLE — The Rev. Kathryn Cartledge on Tuesday was found guilty of a crime in a Buncombe County district courtroom, where criminal offenders whose … Read More
WE DO: Associated Press
The Associated Press | January 16, 2012 By Jeffrey Collins “COLUMBIA — Three same sex couples plan to go to the Greenville County courthouse this week to ask for marriage licenses. Alyssa Weaver and Michel … Read More
WE DO: Huffington Post
Huffington Post | January 17, 2012 “Six LGBT couples are planning to apply for marriage licenses in South Carolina in an effort to protest the state’s ban on same-sex marriage. As the Associated Press is … Read More
