On October 3-4, 2017, leaders from across the world came together in Philadelphia, PA to share ideas and strategies for ending LGBTQ youth homelessness at the fourth annual 40 to None Summit. Due to popular demand, we’ve compiled presentation slides … Read More
On June 11, 2017, we joined tens of thousands in Washington, D.C. for The Equality March for Unity and Pride to raise awareness about biphobia, transgender rights, and LGBTQ youth homelessness. True Colors Fund Board Member Sara Ramirez and 2017 True Fellow … Read More
Broadway playwright Marc Acito (George Takei’s Allegiance) and composer-lyricist Amy Engelhardt (Grammy-nominated The Bobs) are experimenting with a new model to address youth homelessness, what they call a “waterfall of win.” This June, 100% of the ticket sales from their … Read More
Broadway playwright Marc Acito (George Takei’s Allegiance) and composer/lyricist Amy Engelhardt (Grammy noms The Bobs) found a way to address youth homelessness through what they call a “waterfall of win.” This June, 100% of the ticket sales from their rock musical … Read More
National Runaway Prevention Month is spearheaded each year by our friends at the National Runaway Safeline (NRS) and National Network for Youth (NN4Y). The goals of National Runaway Prevention Month are two-fold: 1) To raise awareness of the runaway and homeless … Read More
Update: We’ve got video! Our dear friend and board member Sara Ramirez shared her truth at our 40 to None Summit this morning. Here is an excerpt from her speech: So many of our youth experiencing homelessness are youth whose … Read More
In the lead up to the President’s historic visit to South by Southwest (SXSW) this week, The White House announced the launch of “The Opportunity Project,” a new effort to put public data and digital tools in the hands of communities … Read More
New website. New ways to get involved. We’re excited to announce to you the new and improved truecolorsunited.org! As you may have heard, we’re phasing out the Forty to None Project as a separate entity in order to simplify things a … Read More
We’re excited to announce that after a long, long, long wait, we’ve finally launched our 40 to None Network member portal! That means members can now log into our website, communicate with other professionals across the country, access important resources, and … Read More
After much consideration, we’ve begun phasing out the Forty to None Project as a separate entity. That means it’ll no longer have its own website, email list, or social media accounts. Don’t worry, we’re still the same team doing the same … Read More