27 May Gender and Sexual Identity resources to explore
Discover more on your journey by learning, talking and sharing
You will find resources below in the form of organisation and charity website links, social media influencers, TV series, movies and a collection of Back on Track Teens guided meditations, books and activity links.
The resources are compiled from the recommendations of the nine amazing young people interviewed on the podcast and members of the Back on Track Teens team who identify as LGBTQ+. Their journeys have started and they are now sharing the resources they found helpful along the way. The resources are suitable for young people, parents, carers and anyone who wants to learn more.
Charities and organisations
- NSPCC
- MIND
- Just Like Us
- Fflag
- SAGE (Staffordshire) “Sexuality And Gender Empowerment”
- The Asexuality Visibility and Education Network (AVEN)
- Stonewall
- Proud Trust
- Transwiki – a Gender Identity Research & Education Society search engine
- NHS – link to gender dysphoria
- Mayo Clinic – link to gender dysphoria
Social media sites and influencers
- Alok Vaid-Menon
- Asher
- Blair Imani
- Ericka Hart
- GAY TIMES
- Jameela Jamil
- Jeffrey Marsh
- Jess Guilbeaux
- JoJo Siwa
- Lavern Cox
- Madison Werner
- Matt Bernstein
- Pink News
- Ruby Allegra
- Sapphicsigh
- Schuyler Bailar
- Sophie Hagen
- THEM
- Travis Alabanza
- TSER (Trans Student Educational Resources)
- Yasmin Benoit
- Jamie Raines
- ‘I am a Lesbian’ Google doc
- #Thisiswhatanasexuallookslike
- #Whatsyourname campaign
Searching for keywords on Google and hashtags on social media will present plentiful resources, organisations, charities and people who can help to answer your questions.
Television series and movies
- Starbucks advert #Whatsyourname campaign
- Disclosure a Netflix documentary film
- POSE
- Orange Is the New Black
- Glee
- Banana
- Cucumber
- My Genderation
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