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The Alternatives to Marriage Project (AtMP) is a national nonprofit organization advocating for equality and fairness for unmarried people, including people who are single, who choose not to marry, cannot marry, or live together before marriage. More about us. We invite you to fill out our online survey.

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July 3, 2009
AtMP has a big vision and a complex mission, but we're a relatively small operation.  How do we work towards our goals?  Who funds our work and what do we spend the money on?  Find out in our Annual Report for 2008.  How did 2008 compare to prior years?  See previous annual reports here.
 
June 22, 2009
Welcome to readers of the Milwaulkee Journal-Sentinel, which highlights AtMP's critique of government-funded marriage programs while dissecting one such program's church-based outreach.  And kudos to Rev. Schwalenberg for his broad-minded and on-point comments in the article.
 
June 16, 2009
President Obama is expected to extend health and other benefits to same-sex partners of federal employees.  Nice, but not enough!  AtMP believes that access to health care shouldn't depend on being married or partnered, and certainly should not depend on the sex of your partner.  Speak up for the unmarried majority - tell President Obama that ALL partners deserve health care!
 
June 1, 2009
What to expect from health care reform, tragedies and triumphs at the hospital, election analysis and more - it's all in AtMP's latest newsletter! Download your copy today, sign up to receive future copies by e-mail or paper-mail, and browse through previous issues in our archive.
 
May 15, 2009
Hall of Shame? Here at AtMP we have better things to do than publicly shame and stigmatize people with whom we disagree.  But there will always be others who think it's appropriate to stigmatize unwed mothers or bring back the shame of divorce.  See who's saying what, and give them a piece of your mind!
 
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