Day of Silence is coming up, and it's important to support students at your school who want to participate. Here's how to do so, from out queer educator Sara Schmidt-Kost!
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My son is black and gay, and I'm worried about his safety at school.
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My daughter came out and wants to spend EVERY MOMENT with her LGBTQ friends. Is this normal?
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Lance Hicks talks coming out, trans identities, and the complexities of peer pressure.
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It can be really helpful for young people coming into their own LGBTQIA identity to have someone older than them as a role model. But how do you go about finding that important person for your child?
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A mom is worried her daughter might be sharing a room on a field trip with a friend who might be more than "just a friend," and she's confused about this double standard. Co-Founder Dannielle has some thoughts to share.
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A common question parents have after their child comes out is if their friends had anything to do with it. Lana Halperin breaks this question down and talks about what you're really saying when you ask this question.
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What can you do when the parents of your child's friends are uncomfortable with your child being queer, and restrict their children from spending time with yours? Parent-kid duo Kirsten and Lucy weigh in.
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What can you do as a parent when your child's best friend is forbidden from spending time with them, just because they came out?
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What can you do when your kid has a friend whose parents say derogatory things? Read The Parents Project co-founder Dannielle Owens-Reid's suggestions.
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Today, Julie Tarney gives advice to a parent whose 14-year-old came out recently and has been home less and less, hanging out with "friends" without telling the parents who she's with, where she's going, or what she's doing.
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Kirsten & Lucy give advice to a parent who wants to establish ground rules about PDA and not sleeping in the same room without seeming unsupportive of their daughter's relationship.
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New York Times bestselling author Suzanne Brockmann answers a question from a parent who feels that their child's bisexual identity is a product of being influenced by a new group of friends, not who he actually is.
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