Black History Month
February 2, 2016
As a son of former slaves, historian and scholar Carter G. Woodson of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History established the second week […]
MLK Day: A Time to Be of Service
January 15, 2016
As one of the greatest leaders in the advancement of civil rights, Martin Luther King Jr. combatted racial inequality with radical nonviolence, a protest tactic […]
Supporting World AIDS Day
November 30, 2015
On World AIDS Day, we take a moment to reflect on how we can support those who are currently living with HIV and those […]
Building Resilience and Community During Transgender Awareness Week
November 18, 2015
From November 14-20, people across the world come together, building community around Transgender Awareness Week. This is a time to not only help raise visibility […]
The Importance of Asexual Awareness Week
October 21, 2015
By Founder of Asexual Awareness Week, Sara Beth Brooks This week, asexual people around the world are celebrating the sixth annual Asexual Awareness Week. When […]
World Mental Health Day
October 10, 2015
October 10, 2015 is World Mental Health Day. In the United States, mental health is much more accepted as a part of overall health than it […]
What Five Things Matter Most to Our Youth Advisory Council?
September 25, 2015
On October 17, our Youth Advisory Council will be meeting with our board to present five issues that the nation’s LGBTQ youth care about so […]
World Suicide Prevention Day & LGBTQ Youth
September 10, 2015
On September 10, World Suicide Prevention Day, long-time supporter Victoria Justice explains the startling statistics affecting LGBTQ youth. If you are in need, remember, it’s brave […]
NextGen New York Hosts Inspiring Speakers
March 17, 2015
On March 4 in New York, Trevor NextGen hosted an empowering event focusing on LGBTQ youth and the media. Throughout the evening, advocates and leaders […]
