The Trevor Project Lays Off 12% of Its Staff
The organization says that reducing its workforce was a measure of last resort.
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July 7, 2023
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The organization says that reducing its workforce was a measure of last resort.
"The political targeting of LGBTQ+ youth — and transgender and nonbinary youth in particular — must stop," says Trevor Project CEO Jaymes Black.
The bill would ban discrimination against prospective parents and also protect youth in the system from conversion therapy.
Black previously led the nonprofit group Family Equality.
We have to start grappling with the damage 2020 has wrought.
Nassib helped design cleats promoting the group for the My Cause My Cleats campaign.
After successfully defending LGBTQ+ titles from conservative bans, the Samuels Public Library in Front Royale now faces a governance overhaul aimed at increasing taxpayer oversight.
Over 160 LGBTQ centers are asking leaders not to forget the nearly 40,000 people they serve each month.
The LGBTQ+ youth mental health support network is reporting a increase in election-related conversations and young people feeling anxiety, fear, and confusion about the outcome of the election.
The tech giant gifted the nonprofit supporting LGBTQ+ youth with a fellowship.
The number of trans and nonbinary young people who reported being dissatisfied in their bodies was even greater than their cisgender peers.
Many LGBTQ young people need a safety net during the COVID-19 outbreak. Here's how you can help.
Carl Nassib, who came out as gay before retiring from pro football, announced the donation on the NFL Network’s Good Morning Football show.
Recipients of loans under the Paycheck Protection Program include the Catholic Church and the American Family Association.
Executive director Brian Wenke discusses the LGBTQ+ storytelling nonprofit's past, present, and future on its 10th anniversary.
The out athlete has supported the organization since coming out publicly.
A recent analysis highlights the rise in incidents and the critical role of crisis services for LGBTQ+ youth in the wake of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.
Amid an increasingly vitriolic anti-LGBTQ movement and internal challenges, we have been tested like never before. But nothing will stop our mission of ending suicide among LGBTQ youth, writes Gina Muñoz.
The Rainbow Youth Project says it typically handles around 3,765 calls per month, but that number more than doubled in November and December after Trump’s election victory, exceeding 8,000 calls monthly.
The groups sued over Health and Human Services' refusal to enforce Obama-era nondiscrimination rules for homeless shelters and senior programs.
President Joe Biden issued called attention to the teenager’s death and called for an end to bullying.