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Opinion: It’s not called "conversion therapy" anymore, but the message is the same: change or disappear. The Trevor Project’s latest findings reveal that behind the rebrand, the harm is only growing, argues Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez.
Their legislation would revive the crisis line the Trump administration shut down.
The documentary is part of the Trevor Project's Learn With Love series.
Transgender young people are the targets of the latest iteration of the damaging and discredit practice.
Despite bipartisan pushback, the Department of Health and Human Services is scheduled to discontinue the specialized service next week.
This decision by the Trump administration to abruptly end LGBTQ+ crisis support through 988 not only disregards empirical research but simultaneously silences the voices of countless vulnerable youth.
LGBTQ+ youth in the state will be protected from this damaging and discredited intervention.
A sharp drop in grants leaves queer and trans groups struggling to fight unprecedented legislative attacks.
The closure is several months ahead of its initial October 1 deadline, first revealed by leaked budget draft in April.
The Trevor Project called it a “fatal proposal.”
"We are failing our most vulnerable children on this issue," Davids said.
Over 100 celebrities are calling on Congress to secure funding for a hotline that supports LGBTQ+ youth considering suicide.
Opinion: He's ruining Christmas, deporting American kids (one with cancer), endorsing conversion therapy and more discipline in schools, threatening Sesame Street, and eliminating a youth suicide hotline, writes John Casey.
Most research on economic factors has focused on adults, but the new report shows how they affect young people.
A leaked budget draft shows the federal government's plans to eliminate all funding for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline’s LGBTQ+ Youth Specialized Services.
An anti-LGBTQ+ group had urged the company to pull out of the "woke" index.
The Trevor Project's recent survey of LGBTQ+ mental health has "grim" findings.
"The political targeting of LGBTQ+ youth — and transgender and nonbinary youth in particular — must stop," says Trevor Project CEO Jaymes Black.
A new report from the Trevor Project and the Movement Advancement Project calls for state policymakers to consider the impact of their actions.
The out athlete has supported the organization since coming out publicly.
The case, U.S. v. Skrmetti, will have far-reaching implications for gender-affirming care and other issues of bodily autonomy.
