A watch party is a great way to bring together the people in your life for meaningful conversation and shared learning. This toolkit will help you get started.
GLAAD’s staff, which has included transgender people for over 15 years, is committed to working with the media to fairly and accurately tell the stories of transgender lives.
From the UW-Milwaukee’s LGBTQ Resource Center, learn how to ask someone what pronouns they use, why it’s important to respect people’s pronouns, and the history of gender inclusive pronouns.
From UCLA’s LGBTQ Resource Center, each of these definitions has been carefully researched and closely analyzed from theoretical and practical perspectives for cultural sensitivity, common usage, and general appropriateness.
From the Human Rights Campaign: If you’re wondering how to come out, this guide was designed to help you through that process in realistic and practical terms.
OutFront Minnesota provides a list of resources including healthcare, support groups, religious organizations, politcal/legal, and crisis intervention.
Stewart Van Cleve blends oral history, archival narrative, newspaper accounts, and fascinating illustrations to paint a remarkable picture of Minnesota’s queer history.
The collection houses over 3,000 linear feet of material about the GLBT experience. It includes published material, organizational records, personal manuscripts, informational files, films, music, textiles, posters, and other items.