How to be Queer in a Small Town
Our guest contributor and educator Alex Yates reflects on his experiences growing up trans in a small town and shares tips for LGBTQ youth currently living in rural areas
Sneaky Transphobia: Four Examples of Things Allies Shouldn’t Say
A big challenge for trans folks, one we don’t always talk about, is allies who try to be supportive of us but end up being transphobic or hurtful with how they talk about our community. Here are some examples of sneaky transphobia and why you shouldn’t say them
Back to School: Tips for Parents and Teachers – Part 2
You’ve gotten your child ready for the first day of school, but is the school ready for them? Read these tips for the parents and educators of trans youth
Back to School: Tips for Trans Students – Part 1
No matter where you are in your K-12 experience, these tips should serve as guidance for smooth and successful back to school preparation
Student Teaching as a Trans Person: An Educator’s Perspective
How do teachers become teachers? And for that matter, how to transgender and gender non-conforming people in particular navigate this process?
Tips for Staying Positive When Your Family Isn’t Supportive of Your Identity
It can be difficult to be good when your family doesn’t support your trans identity. These tips will help you stay joyful and surrounded by positive people.
#IAmEnoughGiveaway Winners Announcement
We have given away free tees to 100 lucky winners! Thanks to all the trans youth who shared their pride on social media as part of our trans positivity photo campaign
#IAmEnoughGiveaway: We’re giving away 100 FREE t-shirts to trans youth!
Snap a photo, share your pride on social media, and you can win a free I Am Enough t-shirt just in time for LGBTQ Pride Month!
Intersectionality in the Classroom: A Trans Educator’s Perspective
To be a successful teacher means you must have a strong grasp of intersectionality.
An Open Letter to a Trans Student
Every day you get up, get ready, and head to school. I can’t promise that your teachers will say your correct name or pronoun, but I promise you are loved.