Inn Motion Inc. is an up and coming non-profit in the Boston Area. We are in the process of finding a space to house a community youth center and outreach program, as well as a crisis relief shelter. We are dedicated to bringing awareness to the unique needs of LGBTQQI youth in the Boston area through community outreach and collaborations with local educational facilities and businesses. Check out our website Innmotioninc.org and find us on Facebook for more information on how to get involved!
Inn Motion Inc.
Drag Dad is an independent documentary project about a six year old boy named Jeremiah and his father, the drag queen superstar, Tyra Sanchez.
This documentary will help shed light on gay parenting and break prejudices against LGBT families! But it will not be possible without your help. Please offer you support by sharing this link, reblogging, and donating here
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FREE RESOURCES!!!
Terrence Higgins Trust have produced free booklets addressing the sexual health and wellbeing needs of trans men and women.
Direct links to PDF copies of the booklets can be found online here:
Trans Health Matters: Trans Women
Trans Health Matters: Trans Men
Or you can order up to 3 hard copies for free from Terrence Higgins Trust here.
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I have *sooooooo* much love for this!
[Image is of a platypus with the text, ‘It’s an I-dentity, not a YOU-dentity. Stop trying to tell me who I am.’]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7fd6aHqk61qf2br3o1_500.jpg)
I have *sooooooo* much love for this!
[Image is of a platypus with the text, ‘It’s an I-dentity, not a YOU-dentity. Stop trying to tell me who I am.’]
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Organization to know: The Stigma Project, a grassroots organization aiming to remove the stigma of HIV through education campaigns rooted in social media. Here’s their Tumblr and Facebook.
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I was looking at military valor medals, and couldn’t help but think how cool they were. So I decided to make a set of medals to identify the various orientations. (I could make a remark about how each person, regardless of orientation, has their own “valor,” but I’ll refrain from being that corny.)
Just a side note: If you think labels and classifications are stupid, unimportant, or silly, that’s your business. However it’s important to respect those who still choose to classify themselves. Likewise, it’s important to respect those who choose not to classify. It’s all good, whatever you choose to do. Yeah~
(Actual size is 20x24”, and larger files can be sent for print and educational purposes [for free]. Contact me for more info.)
UGH I CANNOT HANDLE HOW MUCH I LOVE GOOD GRAPHIC DESIGN.
These are the companions to the sexuality cards I created a few weeks ago: GENDER BUSINESS CARDS.
Fuck yeah.
The opposite side to these cards are pronoun based, like the final image. I have pronoun sets of:
- She/Her
- He/Him
- They/Them
- Ze/Hir
- Ey/Em
These pronoun set will be uploaded in a separate post since tumblr only allows for 10 images per photoset.To get the whole “business card experience,” print your two selected cards double-sided. Cut them out, and bam. You’re in business. (I’m so sorry for the pun. It was necessary.)Thank you to everyone in the trans*, genderqueer, and beyond communities for teaching me and helping me on my journey! Your help was greatly appreciated, and these would have never been possible without the people who contacted me and gave me advice and guidance. You guys rock!
GUYS I MADE THIS THEN WAS LIKE OMFG I ACTUALLY MADE A THING YAY!
These are awesome.
rockin’. though the design is a little awkward in that it makes it look like the cards say “help” from far away…?
the definitions won’t fit everyone 100%, of course, but they’re a great starting spot for many, and might work perfectly for some individuals! rock on.
#whywedowhatwedo
help support Inn Motion Inc by going to our website www.Innmotioninc.org
As many as 40 percent of homeless youth identify as LGBT, according to a new study from the Williams Institute.
This number comes from a survey of 354 agencies about their clients. The survey found that 40 percent of homeless and non-homeless clients were LGBT. According to ThinkProgress, family rejection plays a huge role in the disproportionate rate of LGBT homeless youth:
Of all the agencies’ LGBT homeless clients, 68 percent have experienced family rejection and more than half (54 percent) experienced abuse in their family. Fortunately, nearly 80 percent of the service providers who work with clients under the age of 18 are doing family acceptance-related work, though only about half of providers working with older youth offer such resources.
The largest barriers to doing more work to reduce LGBT youth homelessness were insufficient state funding, insufficient local funding, and insufficient federal funding.
We really can’t stand for this anymore.
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this gave me a lot of feelings
and i want to cry
Aww :3
Feels…all of them
This brings me joy.
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