“I first learned about the organization when I was 18, confused and afraid. Learning about the work [Trevor] has done is really heartwarming and very much needed to help our queer siblings find hope and thrive. Thank you for everything you do!”

—Victor

Over the last year, The Trevor Project served over 150,000 crisis contacts from LGBTQ young people who’ve reached out for support. Dr. Tia Dole, our Chief Clinical Operations Officer who oversees our crisis services, wrote a blog post to directly address LGBTQ youth’s stress and anxieties, and to help them cope with a difficult year.

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President Biden signed an executive order to reverse the ban on transgender people from serving in the U.S. military. According to new polling data from The Trevor Project and Morning Consult, 60% of American adults support allowing openly transgender people to serve in the U.S. military, including a majority of military households. The discriminatory policy had a harmful impact on transgender and nonbinary youth mental health.

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We released a research brief that debunks common myths associated with how COVID-19 is impacting suicide risk and mental health. It’s often assumed that suicide deaths, thoughts, and attempts have doubled in the U.S. since the start of COVID-19, but it’s much more complex than that.

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We teamed up with Q Christian Fellowship to launch The Good Fruit Project, a new initiative to spark dialogue and raise awareness about the harms of conversion therapy among communities of faith. The Good Fruit Project Guide outlines the faith- and research-based evidence of the bad fruit of conversion therapy.

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We celebrated President Biden’s LGBTQ non-discrimination executive order, which directs federal agencies to implement the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Bostock v. Clayton County, prohibiting workplace discrimination on the basis of one’s sexual orientation or gender identity. 

“The Trevor Project celebrates today’s executive order combating LGBTQ-based discrimination as a critical first step in the Biden Administration’s commitment to protecting the LGBTQ community. We are hopeful that today’s actions are followed by many more needed to support LGBTQ Americans and LGBTQ youth in particular.”

—Amit Paley, CEO & Executive Director, The Trevor Project

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