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Celebrating Wear It Purple® Day on August 25? That's great! In our books, you're already making a difference in your community. And of course, Minus18 is here to ensure you're equipped with everything you need to fill your day with LGBTQIA+ inclusion, and visible allyship.

If you're not sure where to start, that's okay. First step: download our Wear It Purple® Day Toolkit, filled with tips for hosting an amazing event.

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In need of a digital activity that truly levels up your Wear It Purple® Day? NICE. We're hosting a live-streamed, interactive digital training event all about supporting LGBTQIA+ youth.

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What does the LGBTQIA+ acronym stand for?

Not sure what the LGBTQIA+ acronym stands for? That’s okay! It’s changed many times throughout history – here’s our guide to what it means.

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Why Does Queer Visibility Matter?

Today, queer people are represented throughout pop culture – appearing in TV shows, movies and on our radios. But it hasn't always been like this.

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Why Are There So Many Queer Identities?

There are loads of different identities that make up the LGBTQIA+ acronym, and the queer community. It can feel overwhelming, but it's more simple than you might think!

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How to be a trans ally

It's important to be an ally to the trans and gender diverse community, but it can be hard to know exactly what to do.

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