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Vote #YesOn3 & Protect Transgender People

We need you to join volunteers nationwide to make calls from home to talk with voters in Massachusetts asking them to keep protections for transgender people and vote #YesOn3.​

Sign Up to Call from home
HOST a Phone Bank

All shifts listed in: Eastern Time (ET)

(Central Time = ET minus 2 hours)
(Mountain Time = ET minus 2 hours)
(Pacific Time = ET minus 3 hours)
(Alaska / Hawaii Time = AKT minus 4 hours)

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Can't attend? See our other actions or sign up for future opportunities

About This Campaign

This November, voters in Massachusetts will be voting on whether to keep their 2-year old law protecting transgender people from discrimination in public places like restaurants, hospitals and bathrooms. We need to share the facts and make sure our supporters turn out and vote!

Why Does It Matter?

A 2014 survey found that 65% of transgender people living in Massachusetts reported experiencing being discriminated against in an area of public accommodation such as restaurants, hotels or hospitals. 

Additionally a study found that transgender people who reported experiencing discrimination are 84 percent more likely to experience adverse physical effects and 99 percent more likely to experience emotional effects – like frustration, anger and sadness. It’s a vicious cycle – the same study reported that discrimination in public places increases the likelihood that transgender people won’t seek the medical care and treatment they need for health problems.

How Can You Help?

  • PHONE FROM HOME: Volunteers who sign up to phone from home will be calling voters to share information and have conversations that increase public support for transgender people and non discrimination laws.
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  • RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS: Volunteers who sign up to recruit volunteers will call NEAT volunteers and sign them up for phone from home shifts.​
Empowering Everyday People Anywhere, to Make Extraordinary Change Together, for LGBTQ+ Justice Everywhere
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