Helping Survivors is part of a growing movement of concerned citizens, survivors, and professionals working to ensure the right of every person to build a life free from the devastating consequences of sexual assault and abuse.

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The resources that they provided, at the website below, are intended for individuals who have experienced sexual assault or abuse and are seeking support.

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"LGBTQ+ students have a significant presence on college campuses. In   While many colleges try to make their campuses welcoming to LGBTQ+ students, their success rate varies. If you’re a prospective college student who identifies as LGBTQ+, it’s important that you research schools to make sure they’ve created a supportive environment.  In this guide, you’ll learn how to research colleges and review additional topics such as the unique challenges LGBTQ+ students face and the resources and legal rights available to them."

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NAGLY is providing this as a resource but it not responsible for the contents.

To make college a little easier, here's a guide of resources for LGBTQ+ students in higher education, including scholarships, resources, clubs, anti-bullying hotlines and more. For anyone considering themselves to be somewhere along the gender, sexuality, or romanticism spectrum, this is some helpful information such as ways to make the college campus feel more inclusive and less homophobic and some top resources for LGBTQ students going to or getting ready for college.

Logo’s first Trans Youth Town Hall will highlight the voices of trans and nonbinary young people in conversations moderated by writer and activist Raquel Willis. With additional input from expert panelists Chase Strangio (the ACLU), Jen Richards (Disclosure, Tales of the City), and Dominique Morgan (The Okra Project, Black & Pink), this three-part digital video series will showcase what brings trans youth joy; what is standing in the way of their joy; and what we all can do to help.

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• TYTH Part 1 | School & Sports

• TYTH Part 2 | Health & Safety

• TYTH Part 3 | Representation & Identity

Youth are invited to join NAGLY's Outreach Team  

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• Represent NAGLY at events, outings, and workshops

• Develop organizational and public speaking skills

• Share your stories and experiences

• Build relationships with Community Partners

• Participate in valuable trainings

• And more!

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Contact Tony Leone at tony@nagly.org if you're interested.

Q Chat Space provides online discussion groups for LGBTQ+ teens ages 13 to 19. It is not a forum. It is live and chat based; there is no video or audio. Everyone is chatting during the same pre-scheduled time.

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Conversations are facilitated by experienced staff who work at LGBTQ+ centers around the country.

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For more information and to get started click below.

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Q Chat is a collaboration of Center Link, PFLAG, and Planned Parenthood

Listen on:

• iTunes

• Podbean

• iHeartRadio

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or wherever you get your podcasts.

Are you between the ages of 7 and 12?  Linked Mentoring is looking for new mentees in their program.  By joining you will build a supportive, trusting, and empowered relationship with an LGBTQ+ adult through one-on-one mentoring.  You can also take advantage of community-building and leadership opportunities.  

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Mentoring is done at a distance and online.

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All mentors are screened and trained LGBTQ+ adults with a passion for building LGBTQ+ community and supporting LGBTQ+ youth. 

If you're interested or looking for more information, click below.

All five episodes of the new It Gets Better Project original series "Queer Sex Ed" are now available to view on itgetsbetter.org. "Queer Sex Ed" pairs IRL groups of friends with professional sex educators Melina Gaze and Dr. Lexx. They're having vital conversations about queer sex, sex in the media, consent,  pleasure and more while the sex educators listen in to react, offer context and bust some myths! 

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NAGLY is not responsible for or involved in the content of these videos.

Cybersecurity scholarships for LGBTQIA+ students can help offset the costs of college. In addition to paying for tuition, some scholarships can be used for books, costs of living, and travel. Other scholarship benefits may include mentorship, networking opportunities, and professional memberships.

There are numerous scholarship opportunities for LGBTQ students. This comprehensive guide covers everything from common questions about the application process to Title IX and LGBTQ-friendly colleges.

Watch "How Life Is: Queer Youth Animated", a special 10-episode short film series. The films cover the experiences that LGBTQIA+ youth navigate, such as coming out, blended families, relationships, peer acceptance, homophobia, parity, and more.

Check out the Youth Voices Blog, an online blog for LGBTQ+ youth by LGBTQ+ youth. Youth Voices exists to share the perspective of the world from the eyes of today’s queer youth through various forms of media.  Click below to head to their site.

“Out in Front: Queer Youth Changing the World” is the new "It Gets Better Project" docu-series that offers a look into the lives of five LGBTQ+ activists who are using their voices to champion a better tomorrow.  Click the button below to watch. 

Gender Expansive Youth (GEY) is a group that centers the experiences of trans and gender non-conforming youth but is open to anyone aged 12 - 18 interested in exploring gender, identity, and LGBTQ history. Participants will have the opportunity to suggest topics and help plan activities in small groups. Our group is very friendly and welcoming! For many, GEY is a space to connect with other trans and queer youth and make new friends. 

We will meet every Wednesday from 5 - 7 pm on zoom until May.  To register, click below.

Participants get two graphic novels on gender and queer history, a notebook, and a $50 visa gift card.

Email youthleadership@ywcacam.org or text Puja at 781-885-4023 with questions

imi is a free, digital, science-backed mental health web tool for queer teens to learn coping skills, hear stories from real LGBTQ+ teens, and explore resources that affirm queer identities and boost mental health.

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Click below for details and to access imi for free.

​Strands For Trans is bringing gays, straights, women, men, anyone, together to create more trans-friendly barbershops and hair salons. If you're a customer, search for a trans-friendship shop or salon. If you're a barber or stylist, join in and let’s help this community feel welcome.

The Theater Offensive mounts and produces festivals and individual productions by national and local queer performers, and also serves as a development environment for new theatrical work.  

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They have a variety of programs throughout the year.  Check out their website below for more information.

Camp Lightbulb offers camps to LGBTQ+ youth.  They've gone virtual to keep LGBTQ+ youth connected no matter where they call home. 

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Click below for more information and to find out what upcoming camps that they're offering.

OverDrive is an online library where you can check out audiobooks and ebooks for free.  OverDRive has a wide variety of books, but Candid for OverDrive has a selection of books for "diversity, equality, and inclusion".  To use OverDrive, you'll just need a free, public library account.  If you don't have one contact, your local public library.  To get started with OverDrive, click below.

Just scan the QR code above.