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MAP membership is free, but is limited to staff and board members of LGBT nonprofits and/or major donors of the movement for LGBT equality. To qualify for MAP membership, donors must have contributed $10,000 or more to a single LGBT organization or cause within the last year. MAP requires that members maintain the confidentiality of, and do not publicly or otherwise distribute, any member-only materials. MAP also reserves the right to refuse or revoke membership of any individual or organization at any time.

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MAP Resources

Communications + Campaign Tools

MAP’s communications resources help LGBT organizations frame social issues and run effective communications campaigns. Topic areas include campaign budgets, target audiences, market research, press outreach tools, effective media buys and more.  Learn More

Talking About LGBT Issues Series

MAP’s short, easy-to-use guides offer ways to talk about key LGBT issues, including marriage; adoption; hate crimes laws; employment protections and non-discrimination laws; Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell; and building common ground with African American audiences.  Learn More

Messaging for LGBT Movement Organizations

These messaging resources, designed for use by LGBT movement organizations, include analyses of how Americans think and feel about LGBT equality—and how a set of mainstream beliefs and stereotypes can create barriers to acceptance and support of LGBT people.  Learn More