This toolkit provides evidence-informed strategies to help organizations design, implement, promote, and sustain health programs and digital innovations that are practical, engaging, trustworthy, adaptable, and responsive to the needs of LGBTQ+ teens.
Resources for Black Parents, Family Members and Caregivers of Black Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender-Expansive Youth
This collection of resources for Black parents, family members, and caregivers of Black transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive youth addresses gender identity, navigating racial bias in gender-affirming medical care, culturally responsive mental health and gender affirming care, and discussions on
FAQ: Obtaining Gender Affirming Care Outside the US
This resource compiles frequently asked questions asked by families on obtaining gender affirming care for youth and adults outside of the United States.
Hair Has No Gender
Hair Has No Gender is a training curriculum and community platform designed to promote inclusive, gender‑affirming practices in the hair industry. It equips service providers with education and tools that support all genders through a human‑first, accepting approach to hairdressing.
Erin in the Morning
Erin Reed reports daily and weekly on trans and LGBTQ+ news and legislation.
Straight for Equality
We provide interactive and engaging learning sessions, resources, programs, and more for allies committed to creating diverse, equitable, inclusive, and accessible workplaces and communities.
Sharing LGBTQ+ Healthcare Best Practices- Curriculum
Howard Brown’s education team offers professional development for healthcare providers and care team members who are interested increasing their capacity to serve LGBTQ+ patients in their workplaces. We offer our current educational modules and are able to provide custom curricula
Sample Surgery Letter
Sample surgical referral letters may be required for surgical procedures. This serves as a reference for writing surgical support letters for patients.
Addiction Counselor Student and Professional Resources for Underrepresented Groups
This comprehensive resource directory provides 40+ vetted organizations supporting substance abuse counselors working with marginalized groups, including BIPOC communities, LGBTQIA2S+ individuals, incarcerated persons, unhoused populations, youth, and veterans. All resources include direct links to free or low-cost services, many of which offer 24/7 crisis support.
Menopause in the Transgender Community: What You Need to Know
This page seeks to provide insight into what menopause can look like for trans individuals, and how to foster more inclusive care.
