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The app helps you find abortion clinics in the following ways Connects you to clinics that offer genuine consultation, pills and surgery. Picks the clinics based on where you are and how many weeks you’ve been pregnant. Excludes all political and religious organizations that disguise as abortion…

A site that helps families in the U.S and Canada quickly and efficiently find doulas who are available during their due dates. It also offers information to help people get a baseline understanding of each doula’s training, certification, and experience levels.

A resource that provides talk-lines, groups, and other supports for parents experiencing postpartum depression or other post-birth struggles. It’s services are available in both English and Spanish.

A talk-line for those looking for compassionate religious and spiritual support for abortion and pregnancy options. Faith Aloud is a subset of All-Options .

CPC Map aims to provide location information about all of the crisis pregnancy centers operating in the U.S. The interactive map allows you to see which clinics in your area are actually Crisis Pregnancy Centers. CPCs are anti-choice/prolife and we do not recommend anyone goes to them, whether or…

It’s extremely disingenuous to pretend that everyone but men struggle with emotions, and doesn’t help liberate us from the toxic ideal that “real men don’t cry,” or exhibit sadness. Men who date other men have additional obstacles to navigate if both they and their partners have difficultly accessing vulnerability. That’s why I’d like to take the time with you to discuss how social norms have shaped the emotional health of queer men and how crucial vulnerability is as an empowering vehicle towards deeper connection and compatibility in your relationships. I’ll also share some tips with you on how to uncover your own latent feelings and offer some suggestions on how to share these thoughts with someone you’re interested in or dating.

Suddenly, a person you’ve been regularly communicating with is M.I.A.

Sex and sexuality are still often taboo for pregnant people, and for members of the LGBTQIA+ community and other marginalized people who don’t fit a given culture’s ideas or ideals of pregnancy, it can be even more challenging. American sex coach Kaci Mial, M.Ed. works with people trying to get pregnant, during pregnancy, and postpartum.

The Body Is Not An Apology offers articles, webinars, and other resources that frame bodies and body image through a lens of radical self-love. They are, “an international movement committed to cultivating global radical self-love and bodily empowerment. We believe that discrimination, social…

As a writer and a reader, books have always been my constant companions: when I feel alone and isolated, they’re one of the first places I turn. We’ve got you here in our direct services at Scarleteen (and if you want to talk to a nonbinary person specifically, you can always ask for, or email, me or one of our other nonbinary team members, like Ruby or Jacob), but if you also like the company of books, here are a few books I like from nonbinary writers, about nonbinary identities and thought, relevant self-care or help sorting things out for yourself, and a couple of my favorite nonbinary or trans balms for the soul.

Historically, trans people and disabled people have had vocal training to change the way their voices sound; sometimes by choice and sometimes by way of strong culture pressure of what a gender and the voice of a person whose gender that is “should” sound like. Scarleteen volunteer Val was thrilled to sit down with a teacher who approaches the voice completely differently; not in the pursuit of “normal” or with an attitude of “fixing” but rather in the pursuit of uplifting self-expression and showing people the power of the tools their body has to express themselves.

Hi Sam! This is a great question. I love it for two reasons: first, because learning about feminism seems like a pretty great use for the internet, but far more importantly because you’re questioning the things you are reading and looking for additional perspectives so you can make your own mind up…

Hello! If you’re here then you, like us, are excited and ready for Scarleteen’s Annual Digital Pride Celebration! We hosted an online, digital celebration last year, and are continuing to do so for a number of reasons. For starters, while the COVID-19 pandemic is in a very different (and decidedly…

When you gain weight and want to talk about it – whatever your feelings about it are – with partners or others you’re in intimate relationships with, how can you do that, especially in a world where so few people are equipped with the skills to talk about weight in healthy, sensitive, supportive ways?

Human beings are not on a strict timetable to do all the same things at the same time. This is just as true of dating like anything else.

TSER offers a number of services, which they list on their website as: “We speak at conferences, train teachers, collaborate with other advocacy organizations, host the only national Trans Youth Leadership Summit, support trans-related events, provide leadership training for trans youth, host…

One of my favorite parts of Pride is watching queer stories and media be centered and shared throughout the month, which is why I put out a call to our wonderful Scarleteam to share their favorite pieces of queer media! The resulting recommendations are a great mix of books, podcasts, and T.V. shows…

If you’re a bisexual guy and you haven’t been with other guys yet, the idea might seem a little daunting, for a number of reasons. The reality doesn’t have to be so tricky, however, despite the worries you might have.

A site offering resources, educational information, advice, and digital care packages for queer and trans folks. It includes a subsection called “My Kid is Gay,” which is aimed at families of queer and trans youth.

Here because you or your partner(s) have experienced pain with anal sex, whether multiple times or just once? You’re in the right place!