Do This: Spread the word to support LGBTQ+ kids and teens

Jun 11, 2026 | Easy A, LGBTQ+ Rights

Now that we know how conversion therapy hurts LGBTQ+ kids and teens, let’s not keep this information to ourselves!

Earn your Easy A this week by sharing life-saving information and resources with your friends and family. We’ve made it easy to do by creating these ready-made posts that can be shared on your favorite social media and messaging apps.

You can share links to our blog posts and video about conversion therapy, as well as information about The Trevor Project’s Lifeline for LGBTQ+ youth in crisis. Scroll through the posts and click to get started!

Whether you choose to share one post or all three, in just a few minutes, you’re getting important information out into the world. It’s a wonderful way to take action during Pride month, and you never know who it may reach right when they really need it!

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