Supporting Black LGBTQ Youth Mental Health
This is a guide to learn more about how to support a Black LGBTQ young person’s mental health, and how anti-Black violence and anti-LGBTQ legislation impacts Black LGBTQ young people.
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Black Trans Women and Black Trans Femmes: Leading & Living Fiercely
We want a world where Black Trans Women & Black Trans Femmes are thriving and leading solutions for social, economic, and political change.
SQUINCH
A digital curriculum designed for GSA clubs to develop healthy relationship skills and understanding about queer and trans identities. SQUINCH stands for Sharing Queer Understanding, Inclusion, Nonviolent Communication, and Health.
Bright Spaces, Welcome Places
A directory of mental health agencies in New Mexico that have LGBTQ-affirming policies.
The Transgender Family Handbook
144 specific suggestions, from trans young people and their loved ones, that parents may find helpful.
National Black Disability Coalition
Resources and information for Black disabled people & families.
The Journey Project
A progressive reentry program assisting all disenfranchised people located in Seattle, WA.
Disability Home Manners
An ever-evolving list of ways we can unlearn ableist behavior, conduct ourselves with some simple home manners and be better allies to disabled and chronically ill folks.