My name is Phi, and I am an alumni of It Gets Better’s Youth Voices program. It Gets Better came into my life at a time when I was still figuring out who I was. My hometown didn’t have its own LGBTQ+ Center and my family wasn’t exactly accepting, but I still wanted to be openly queer, shareContinue reading “Youth Voices Alum Update: “It Gets Better Helped Me Find My Voice””
Jayan Singh was “never short on friends who looked like me” – until high-school. After back-burnering his intersectionality, Jayan formed his school’s first Asian Student Alliance and found family with other “brown queer friends.”
Cyclists are gearing up for the third Asia Rainbow Ride in Taiwan, a project It Gets Better is proud to support.
For AAPI Heritage Month, members of our staff discuss claiming space as queer AAPINH people.
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Growing up queer and AAPI, Joanna felt she had to keep secrets — and it affected her mental health. But she’s not holding back anymore.
By sharing stories of queer couples in love, It Gets Better India has helped influence the current debate about marriage equality.
To our AAPI family — we’re here for you, uplifting your voices whenever and however we can.