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It Just Got Easier for Youth Experiencing Homelessness to Apply for College Aid
Higher education can serve as a real pathway out of homelessness. The U.S. Department of… Read More
Inside Nashville’s Plan to End Youth Homelessness
After 4 months of planning, the city of Nashville has released their plan to prevent… Read More
Courage, Grief, and History in the Month of Pride
Today, city, state, and federal officials gathered at the Stonewall Inn in New York City to… Read More
Youth Serving Youth in Harvard Square
During their days as undergrads at Harvard, Sam Greenberg and Sarah Rosenkrantz worked at Harvard… Read More
Grief Has A Voice — And It’s Crying Out For Unity
In the wake of the tragedy in Orlando, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Americans (and their… Read More
True Fellows at Werk: Indie
Indie Landrum is a young advocate from San Diego, and one of our 2016 True… Read More
Statement from the True Colors Fund on the Tragic Events in Orlando
Our hearts ache. All of us at the True Colors Fund are devastated by the… Read More
Are You Living On Your Own? Check Out This New Guide.
Living independently and learning to support yourself as a young person can feel like a… Read More
Human Rights Should Be for Everyone, Everywhere
On this International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (#IDAHOT), the True Colors Fund stands with… Read More
“I’m Gonna Build Me a Gender-Neutral Outhouse…”
Like many of you, we’ve been pretty upset over the recent string of anti-lesbian, gay,… Read More
Why LGBT Youth Homelessness? Why Not All Youth?
“Why should lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth get special treatment?” “Shouldn’t we be trying… Read More
Announcing the Most Comprehensive Resource on LGBT Youth Homelessness
We’re excited and proud to announce the release of At the Intersections: a new in-depth look into homelessness… Read More