Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tennessee's "slate of hate"?

It is the collective name NEAT uses for the large number of anti-LGBTQ bills proposed in the Tennessee Legislature this session. Many of these bills mirror measures already passed in other states, which is why NEAT argues they must be defeated everywhere before they spread to every community.

Which bills does this page highlight?

This action page calls out Senate Bill 364 (taxpayer-funded discrimination), Senate Bill 1304 (allowing private foster and adoption agencies to refuse placements based on written religious or moral convictions), and Senate Bill 1499 (forcing the state to spend millions defending school districts that pass policies harming LGB and especially transgender students).

What is the difference between Live Training and OnDemand?

Live Training means training via a live webinar, and you call during a specific scheduled time. OnDemand means training via pre-recorded videos, so you can call anytime during the time listed.

What time zone are the listed times in?

All times listed on this page are Eastern Standard. The embedded Google Calendar shows the Tennessee 2019 schedule in agenda mode.

How can I help if I can't attend a scheduled session?

You can see NEAT's other actions or sign up to be notified about future opportunities. You can also sign up to make calls or host a phone bank.

What volunteer roles are available for this action?

NEAT lists two: Phone Bank volunteers who have real conversations with local people about our issues, and Volunteer Recruitment callers who reach out to folks who signed up or expressed interest in volunteering to help fill volunteer shifts.