LGBTQIA+ Resources
On this page, you will find resources specific to the transgender and gender diverse community.
Help Organizations
A document containing a collection of LGBTQ+ help organizations for the community.
Multilingual Help
A document containing a collection of LGBTQ+ help organizations that shows which organizations speak specific languages.
OutCare Courses
LGBTQ+ 101 Training Course
The LGBTQ+ 101 Training is a comprehensive, foundational, on-demand module, covering LGBTQ+ terminology, disparities, communication, and resources. Enroll and support LGBTQ+ care and equity today!
National LGBTQ+ Curriculum: Part 1
This initiative is a comprehensive library of on-demand LGBTQ+ educational and training modules led by diverse people across the United States. In Part I of the National LGBTQ+ Curriculum, participants will receive eight trainings across a variety of LGBTQ+ topics, including history, mental health, primary care, and gender-diverse health. Sign up and support LGBTQ+ care and equity today!
LGBTQ+ Mental Health Training
This initiative is a comprehensive, foundational module, covering many topics including terminology, history, minority stress, mental health disparities, interventions, and resources. Enroll and support LGBTQ+ care and equity today!
POINT OF PRIDE UNDEAD VOICE 3 WEEK VOICE TRAINING REGISTRATION:
Note that these are recorded as well
Trans LifeLine
The Trevor Project
Voice Coaching
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (Associate projects, etcetera)
“The History of Love In India” by our associate Sarah Patel.
Dive into the cultural ties and history of the LGBTQ+ community in India through this 7 slide slideshow and this informational essay.
A Guide on Pronouns (Provided by our associate Yasmin Melendez)
See also: Dr. Goldman’s Pronoun Guidelines
Inclusive and Respectful Pronouns:
1. Xe/Xem/Xyr: Used by non-binary people or those who don’t identify with the gender binary. Example: Xe is happy with xyr project.
2. Ze/Hir: Also used by non-binary or gender-fluid people. Example: Ze talked to hir family about hir identity.
3. Ey/Em/Eir: An inclusive alternative. Example: Ey shared their ideas and eir voice was heard.
4. Fae/Faer: Used in some queer communities. Example: Fae appreciates people respecting faer pronouns.
5. Hu: Varies according to preference. Example: Hu is organizing their event.
6. They/Them: Pronouns used in both plural and singular form for non-binary people. Example: They are very happy to be here.
7. He/Him: Traditional masculine pronouns. Example: He presented his project.
8. She/Her: Traditional feminine pronouns. Example: She is happy with her choice.