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City Council honors Equality Ohio's two decades of advocacy; resolution passes unanimously

Cincinnati City Council · December 3, 2025
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Summary

Cincinnati City Council recognized Equality Ohio's 20th anniversary with a resolution introduced by Councilmember Jeffries; Equality Ohio leaders thanked the council and the resolution passed on a unanimous roll call.

Councilmember Jeffries (S31) introduced a resolution recognizing Equality Ohio's 20 years of advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights in Ohio and Cincinnati.

"We wanna build a city where everyone is valued," Jeffries said in introducing the resolution, which highlights the group's legal clinic and local work. Duane Stewart (S33), CEO and executive director of Equality Ohio, thanked the council for the recognition and noted the group's continuing work amid state-level challenges.

Several councilmembers praised Equality Ohio's efforts and noted the group's role in helping pass nondiscrimination measures and supporting trans youth mental-health funding. The council voted by roll call and the resolution passed.

The council said it will continue advocacy and partnership with Equality Ohio and referenced recent local funding for trans youth mental-health services.