Meet a couple of country cowboys who defy the cliches of both LGBTQI and rural cultures.

GLEE's Darren Cris performs "Not Al;one" in support of the Trevor Project.

Apple employees share a personal message for the It Gets Better Project. If you are considering suicide or need help, call the Trevor Project now:
866-4-U-TREVOR (866-488-7386).

On Saturday, September 3, 2011 at Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles, supporters danced to the iconic tune of “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” in support of “Talk To Me,” The Trevor Project’s Campaign for Conversation in recognition of National Suicide Prevention Week. “If you need me, call me. No mat

Employees of NBCUniversal share their personal and empowering messages for the It Gets Better Project. and in support of the Trevor Project for the prevention of teenage suicide.

Real helpline counselors who answer the phones of the Trevor Helpline recount calls they've received from LGBTQ youth across the country.

Call the Trevor Helpline at 866.4.U.TREVOR for someone to talk with 24/7.

In this exclusive video, Daniel Radcliffe announces that he and The Trevor Project have partnered with SocialVibe to raise enough money to fund 5,000 calls on The Trevor Lifeline.

This is the latest PSA video recorded by Daniel Radcliffe in support of the Trevor Project in the prevention of gay teen age suicide. For more information visit:
www.thetrevorproject.org

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Please join Kevin McHale and The Trevor Project for "Talk To Me," a campaign for conversation. #TrevorTalkToMe September 27 is The Trevor Project Day, so mark your calendars! And remember: If you or someone you know ever needs help, please call The T...

In 1994, producers Randy Stone and Peggy Rajski saw writer/performer James Lecesne bring to life Trevor, a character he created as part of his award-winning one-man show WORD OF MOUTH. Convinced Trevor's story would make a wonderful short film, Stone and Rajski invited Lecesne to adapt it into a sc