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Meet the young leaders battling division and ensuring the future is queer
From high school to the digital universe, the next generation emerges stronger than ever.
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How Trevor Wilkinson rocked a rainbow manicure and became a leader of the queer teen revolution
As a high school student, he took on his school’s dress code and won. As a university student, he’s advocating for those most marginalized in society.
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Kids don’t come with an instruction manual. Sometimes parents need a little help too.
But the first step is to make a conscious effort to expose kids to diverse children and families.
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Khary Payton’s most important role is as a loving father to his transgender son
“Being a parent of an LGBTQ child is an opportunity to support and witness a wondrous discovery.”
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The force behind Jazz Jennings is unconditional love
She has empowered transgender youth across the nation, but her every step has been supported by her biggest advocate — her mom.
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Eeka Mcleod knows what it’s like to raise a special family
Gender non-conforming children need and benefit from adults’ love, support, and acceptance.
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Drag has gone mainstream. Here’s how it continues to change the world for the better.
Many of today’s drag queen activists, who are fighting not just for their communities, but for their country, their values, and their planet.
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Andrew Solomon on ‘making your children feel loved’ and the power of parental listening.
Author Andrew Solomon’s experience as both a gay child and parent provides a unique perspective on creating a family environment filled with unconditional love and acceptance.
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Young people are coming out in huge numbers. These families found beautiful ways to support their kids.
Paria Hassouri and her husband were thousands of miles from home, on vacation in Thailand, when they got a call from their daughter’s school. A teacher told them that Ava, then 13, was questioning her gender identity. When the couple returned home to Southern California, though, they found Ava wasn’t questioning so much as insisting: […]
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After more than a decade of photographing queer kids on the journey of self-discovery, Lindsay Morris advises: ‘Let them lead the way’
Photographer Lindsay Morris reflects on the impact of Camp I Am, an inclusive and welcoming space for LGBTQ and gender-fluid children.