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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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January 21, 2010

Last weekend, AtMP's board of directors honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s call for civil rights activism by creating strategies to reduce singlism and marital status discrimination in 2010.  We have a big agenda, and we need your help!  Please consider volunteering, interning, or taking a leadership role on the board of directors!  If you only have 30 seconds to spare, just click here to advance our first agenda item: Stop spending anti-poverty funds to advertise marriage!

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January 13, 2010
Welcome to those who are following the details of California's trial to overturn Prop 8 (the ballot measure banning same-sex marriage).  You heard that David Thompson, lawyer for Prop 8, sought to discredit an expert witness by linking her to us.  That was silly and a bit inaccurate!  Get the facts here.
 
January 3, 2010
Welcome to readers of the Boston Globe! You met Jay, Tom, Valerie and other AtMP members discussing the realities of polyamory. 
 
December 18, 2009
Welcome to readers of the Work and Family Blog. You learned about proposals, including ours, to make health insurance and "family" leave more fair to unmarried people.  Read our backgrounders on how to achieve truly universal health care here, and follow ongoing health care campaigns and analysis on the Unmarried Blog.
 
December 16, 2009
Welcome to South Carolinians!  Your local newspapers quote AtMP's perspective on common law marriage.  Tell us what you think: Should SC stop recognizing new common law marriages?  If you're curious about common law, check out our popular fact sheet.
 
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