Friend, have you seen our first episode of Sharing Space, featuring a conversation with trans and non-binary young people hosted by Daniel Radcliffe?

Conversations spark change. Sharing Space is a new roundtable series featuring LGBTQ young people sharing their personal journeys, and exploring what genuine allyship looks like among curious, open-minded adults.

The first episode of Sharing Space features six trans and nonbinary young people who sit down with long-time Trevor Project supporter Daniel Radcliffe to have a candid, vulnerable, and illuminating conversation about their unique lived experiences.

Each episode of Sharing Space will feature a different theme, different host, and different groups of LGBTQ young people. Sharing Space is fostering open and earnest conversations about topics that matter, like gender-affirming care, coming out, current events, and other parts of the LGBTQ experience.

🎂 Celebrating 25 Years of The Trevor Project

As we celebrate our 25th anniversary, we’re also celebrating you, your contributions, and the massive impact you’ve had in saving LGBTQ young people’s lives. We take pride in the community we’ve built together over the past 25 years and the advocacy work we have championed across the country and, now, Mexico. Hear from our Founder and Interim CEO Peggy Rajski (she/her) as she reflects on the work we’ve done and will continue doing.

📚 [NEW GUIDE] Advocating for LGBTQ Young People Against Harmful Bills

With the help and passion of LGBTQ advocates and allies, 90% of anti-LGBTQ bills introduced in 2022 were defeated. Our Guide to Testifying Against Harmful Bills is built for parents and allied adults, to stand up for LGBTQ young people by testifying in hearings about the damage caused by these harmful bills.

🌍 Celebrating Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) Heritage Month: An Interview with Michael and Zak Zakar

To celebrate Middle Eastern and North African Heritage Month, we sat down with Michael and Zak Zakar for an interview about their upbringing and the intersection of their queer identity and Arab American heritage. Their book, “Pray the Gay Away,” details the challenges they faced coming out in an Iraqi family. Read our full interview with the self-proclaimed “Middle Eastern Mary-Kate and Ashley.”

Your support in advocating against discriminatory bills is crucial and becomes more important every day. Please text TREVOR to 40649 so we can quickly let you know when we need your help to take action in your state.

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