Fairness Campaign

In 1999, the Fairness Campaign led the effort to pass Louisville's first Fairness Ordinance, which banned discrimination against LGBTQ people. The organization works to advance fairness and LGBTQ protections across Kentucky, where 24 municipalities have enacted discrimination protections. Its activities include legislative action, election endorsements, and community engagement. The campaign also organizes the Kentucky Statewide Fairness Rally and offers volunteer opportunities connected with events such as Kentucky Pride and the Kentucky State Fair. Monthly Fairness Coalition meetings provide another way to participate. The organization shares updates through a mailing list and invites community members to support its work through donations. Based in Louisville, the Fairness Campaign focuses on advocacy for LGBTQ people and fair treatment in communities across the state.