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One year ago today – Victory at the Supreme Court
One Year Ago Today: AFER brings marriage equality to the Supreme Court
Prop. 8 case documentary “The Case Against 8” wins big at Sundance Film Festival
Prop. 8 Case Documentary premieres this weekend at Sundance Film Festival
HBO teases Prop. 8 case documentary alongside Game of Thrones, Girls, Veep and new shows
Prop. 8 Plaintiffs Named “Californians of the Year”
Graphic: 2013 was a historic year for marriage equality
Prop. 8 Case Documentary Named Official Selection for Sundance Film Festival
Five years after the passage of Prop. 8
Map: California’s First Month of Marriage Equality by the Numbers
Proposition 8

June 26, 2014
One year ago today, the Supreme Court handed down two major victories in the fight for marriage equality.

March 26, 2014
One year ago today, AFER brought marriage equality to the United States Supreme Court. Take a look back:

January 29, 2014
The Case Against 8, a behind the scenes look at AFER’s federal court challenge to California’s Prop. 8 generated a lot of buzz at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. Here’s what happened.

January 17, 2014
The behind-the-scenes look at the American Foundation for Equal Rights’ federal court challenge to California’s Proposition 8 is one of only 16 documentaries selected for the prestigious film festival.

January 8, 2014
HBO featured the behind-the-scenes documentary in a 2013 review/2014 preview teaser promoting this year’s lineup of returning shows, new shows and feature films.

January 3, 2014
The two couples who challenged Proposition 8 in federal court with AFER were voted “Californians of the Year” by KPCC listeners.

December 18, 2013
2013 was a historic year for marriage equality. AFER took our case against Prop. 8 to the U.S. Supreme Court. And we won. But our work continues.

December 4, 2013
The full-length documentary directed by Ben Cotner and Ryan White is one of only 16 documentaries selected for the prestigious film festival in January 2014.

November 4, 2013
Starting June 16, 2008, an estimated 18,000 couples declared their love before their family and friends in the Golden State. But hanging above that joyous time was a dark cloud known as Proposition 8.

September 11, 2013
In the first full month gay and lesbian couples could get married in California since our Supreme Court victory, the number of marriage licenses issued increased dramatically in most of California’s 58 counties.