Since 2022, Allison Chapman has been tracking and analyzing Anti-LGBTQ+ bills and policies across the United States. Her research and statements have been cited in over 100 publications including in Reuters, Washington Post, NBC, Huff Post, and more.

She has covered transgender issues for slate.com, spoken at press conferences at the United States Senate, and given multiple talks on transgender rights.

She has worked directly with activists and legal scholars to expand her knowledge and expertise in policies and legislation over the past two years. Combined with her 10 years of experience as a first responder (EMT/Firefighter), and a B.S in Digital Forensics and Cyber Security, her extensive background allows her to offer invaluable insights into the implications and complexities of LGBTQ+ legislation. Currently, she is a Civil Rights & Health Equity Fellow at Lawyers for Good Government while she is applying to law school.