Welcome

Welcome to Unmarried Equality. After 27 years of standing up for fairness and equal treatment of all people regardless of marital status, Unmarried Equality is pleased to announce a restart of the organization with a new Board of Directors. Because a large share of our constituency is single, we have changed our name to Singles Equality, but we have not changed our mission to stand up and support all unmarried people. We have a new web site: Singles Equality, with renewed, more up to date information. Unmarried Equality, will remain as an information resource about unmarried issues, although many pages have not been updated in a very long time. For more current information, we suggest you go to our new website.



Our Blog

Single Women in Iran: Courage amidst Extraordinary Challenges

Meet a brilliant and brave scholar and activist

Social Security Disparities Are Worse Than You Imagined

We are in the third full week of September and that means that it is National Unmarried and Single Americans Week. The Census Bureau used to issue a press release with relevant facts and figures, but for the past several years, they have not done so. Nonetheless, we will continue to mark the occasion. A […]

Unfair Treatment of Solo Travelers

Lately, I’ve been fantasizing about a solo trip to Hawaii toward the end of the year when, even here in sunny California, the days are not so sunny or warm. I spent some time on the Viator site, clicking various links to tours to read more about them. I love sampling different foods, so “We […]

What Project 2025 Has in Store for Anyone Who Is Not Married with Children

Project 2025, the blueprint for so many of the policies and goals of the current Trump administration, is a document of nearly 900 pages. The White House, with its compliant Republican-led Congress, has been plowing its way through the Project 2025 agenda on immigration, border security, the economy, trade, the environment, foreign policy, and defense. […]

Marriage Considered Not Very Important to a Fulfilling Life, U.S. Surveys Show

As we at Unmarried Equality advocate for the rights of people who are not married, we have an advantage that is not widely recognized: adults in the U.S. – and teens, too – do not see marriage as all that important to a fulfilling adult life.