Identity is not a fixed thing, and these resources reflect that. Whether you’re exploring who you are for the first time or returning to questions you’ve carried for years, what’s collected here offers language, community, and space for that ongoing work of self-understanding.
them. is a digital LGBTQ+ publication from Condé Nast that covers news, culture, politics, style, and identity for queer and trans readers. Launched in 2017, it has become one of the most widely read LGBTQ+ publications in the country, with a particular focus on centering trans and nonbinary voices in its coverage. The publication covers…
Autostraddle is one of the most widely read and longest-running independent LGBTQ+ publications in the world. Founded in 2009, it is run by and for queer women, nonbinary, and trans people, and has built a massive community of readers who turn to it for news, culture, personal essays, relationship advice, and conversations that feel like…
Nancy is a podcast from WNYC Studios that tells personal stories at the intersection of LGBTQ+ identity and everyday life. Created by Kathy Tu and Tobin Low, who are both queer, the show explores what it means to be queer in the world through deeply reported narratives, cultural commentary, and interviews that center real people’s…
Queery is a long-form interview podcast hosted by comedian and writer Cameron Esposito. Each week, Esposito sits down with a queer guest, usually someone working in entertainment, arts, or culture, for a wide-ranging conversation about their life, identity, and what it means to be queer today. The tone is warm, curious, and deeply personal without…
Gender Reveal is an interview podcast created by Tuck Woodstock that centers trans and nonbinary voices, experiences, and issues. The show covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, policy, identity, relationships, and what it actually feels like to live in a trans or nonbinary body in the world today. It is grounded, politically engaged,…
As the holidays approach, many LGBTQIA+ people reflect on the families who raised us and the ones we’ve built along the way. This cornerstone piece explores the meaning of chosen family – its history, love, loss, and the enduring power of belonging within queer life.
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