LGBTQ2S+ people are among the communities facing higher risks in disasters. But we also have crucial skills to help each other through

Let’s collectively imagine how we might build a world where we all feel abundantly supported when we’re grieving

Just as they do in life, kink and eroticism can play a role in death

We can become more skilled in navigating, subverting and transforming death and dying industries and institutions

We can be specific, creative and collaborative in our approach to end-of-life planning

We live queer lives—and we can die queer deaths too

For most of my adult life, having a child felt scary and unappealing. But queer co-parenting helped me redefine the concept of family—and showed me new depths of love

Our current system is a nightmare; it’s time to dream differently

Here’s how you can, too

After my mother’s death, I turned to my queer community to learn how to grieve

There are a lot of barriers to mental health care for queer and trans people. Here’s how to start getting the care you need

A dance revolution for a community of queers

Zena Sharman

How to prepare for the next environmental disaster

Queering grief means showing up in all our messy glory

Queer death doulas are bringing pleasure and eroticism to end of life

The future of queer death could be outside of the funeral home

How to queer your end-of-life planning

We have the power to reimagine how we die and how we mourn

With queer co-parenting, the more is definitely the merrier

We need a queer and trans revolution in care for older adults

As a queer person, COVID-19 made me realize I need to start end-of-life planning

What being queer taught me about death

Five tips on finding an LGBTQ2-affirming therapist, according to LGBTQ2 providers

Odd Ball lessons