“@TrevorProject was a lifeline for me as a young gay man who didn’t have anyone to talk with. Their resources and community helped me feel like I had a purpose and a community to belong to.”

—Cory

Our December research brief focused on the importance of LGBTQ-affirming spaces, such as schools, workplaces, and homes. It found that LGBTQ youth who reported having at least one LGBTQ-affirming space had 35% reduced odds of reporting a suicide attempt in the past year — reaffirming how essential safe spaces are for LGBTQ youth mental health and wellness.

Read the full brief »

We spoke with Gabby Royal, Global Diversity & Inclusion lead for Abercrombie & Fitch, about our long history of working together to support LGBTQ young people, and how our partnership helped evolve their company’s culture, clothing, and strategy.

Read the interview »

Our director of public training, Chris Bright, spoke to USA Today about Elliot Page coming out as transgender and what it means for transgender and nonbinary youth.

"It's not representation in a story or in a character, but it's representation in a human being and their own story. And to have somebody saying, 'This is my truth. This is my story,' means the world for a lot of trans and nonbinary youth who are struggling to find those role models and struggling to find people who identify in similar ways to them."

Learn more in USA Today »

Billy Porter and H&M teamed up to support our life-saving work by encouraging donations to Trevor on Giving Tuesday. H&M also matched all donations up to $250,000 to help our suicide prevention services make an even greater impact on the lives of LGBTQ young people.

“Y’all know that The Trevor project is a cause that is near and dear to my heart, and the work they do is saving the lives of our LGBTQ youth in some of their most vulnerable moments.”

—Billy Porter

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We’re a proud partner of the Action Alliance’s National Response to COVID-19, which brings together the public and private sectors to coordinate action around mental health and suicide prevention. Last week, the National Response released its new action plan, identifying several policy priorities that are directly relevant to Trevor’s work, including the implementation of 988 and investing in specialized services for LGBTQ youth and communities of color.

See the full action plan »