The bill, HB 2112, aims to restrict sexual materials online for minors, but LGBTQ+ and first amendment advocates say its a Trojan Horse.
After a school district near Tucson voted to allow an LDS seminary on district property, questions arose about how it’s even allowed.
The Southern Arizona medical provider that once touted its relationship with the queer community has appeared to have lost its credibility with their decision to pre-comply to Trump’s executive orders.
A national organization is tracking more than 90 active conversion therapists in Arizona, majority of whom do not have a license.
A LOOKOUT investigation finds that a specific group of religious-based counselors are possibly violating their certifications and licenses.
In an attempt to hinder our reporting, the family counseling center told LOOKOUT staff to stop contacting them.
Despite local counselors advertising different kinds of conversion therapies online, no one has been investigated for it.
LOOKOUT identified local counselors and therapists in the state who practice new forms of conversion therapy despite an executive order that aimed to limit counselor’s resources.
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