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

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

Top law enforcement officials across the nation are refusing to defend in court marriage bans for gay and lesbian couples.

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.

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.

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.

From our stirring victory at the U.S. Supreme Court to the emotional day when our plaintiffs were finally married, check out this great video about what it was like when marriage equality returned to California.

The outpouring of support from people like you—our generous donors and vocal advocates—made our victory over Prop. 8 possible.

Check out the top headlines on the day after gay and lesbian couples began getting married in California for the first time since the 2008 passage of Prop. 8.

Gay and lesbian couples are now able to marry in California. Today, the Ninth Circuit lifted its stay on the historic federal court decision that ruled Prop. 8 unconstitutional.