Resource List

The Integral Guide

This amazing master resource by Levi is a treasure trove of free trauma healing and self regulation tools. It is free, well organized, and easy to use

PFLAG NYC

PFLAG NYC offers LGBTQ support to individuals, families, and schools. They have free zoom support groups, free 1-1 support for parents, a suicide hotline, programing for schools, and more.

Mutual Aid Hub

This open source map of mutual aid and community organizing in the USA is run by Ground Game Los Angeles

Social Media Victims Law Center

Legal group providing social media addiction/violence support for families

Chosen Family Law Center

This legal aid group provides direct legal aid for queer, trans, polyamorous, and/or chosen families as well as doing advocacy and education work

Shrimp Teeth

Shrimp Teeth, run by Sam’s Cat, is an incredible resource for queerness, sexuality, kink, nonmonogamy, and artistry. Shrimp Teeth offers classes, free resources, workbooks, peer support and more

Native Land Digital

This interactive map, created by an Indigenous led team of Canadians, provides a way to see whose land you’re on!

National Bail Out

This Black led organization fights for prison abolition and works to free Black mamas from incarceration

For the Gworls

An NYC based org created by Asanni Armon
“We are a Black, trans-led collective that curates parties to fundraise money to help Black transgender people pay for their rent, gender-affirming surgeries, smaller co-pays for medicines/doctor’s visits, and travel assistance”

The Loveland Foundation

This organization, created by Rachel Cargle, provides free therapy and resources to Black women and girls

Trans Resource Page

Glad, a legal aid organization, provides a free and relatively comprehensive list of trans resources

Life After Hate

This therapeutic organization helps people break free from violent and/or extremist groups they have become entangled within

Book Lists

Please remember that all materials listed here are made by human beings; as such, none of them are “perfect” resources. A book that may be helpful for someone may be counter productive for you. I do my best to curate resources that are using best practices, trauma informed, and from a liberated context. I may include some resources with outdated terminology if the core of their message/tools still proves useful or healing. Thank you!
-Aleah