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First homeless shelter for the trans community to open in New Orleans
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The House of Tulip (Trans United Leading Intersectional Progress) trust in the US, which aims to alleviate the issue of trans homelessness and provide long-term solutions, is currently in the process of fundraising to buy a property in New Orleans, Louisiana, which will become a safe house for transgender and gender non-conforming people.
This shelter will be the first of its kind in the US, and so far nearly $300,000 has been raised on the journey to meeting the $400,000 target.A recent release from the Department of Housing & Urban Planning in the US proved to be a major setback for homeless trans people, as the Trump Administration has altered legislation to allow housing shelters to ignore trans people’s gender identity, and even deny.
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Study shows community support benefits young LGBTQ+ mental health
A new 2020 study from the UBC School of Nursing has demonstrated that having access to a supportive community and living in a progressive political climate helps decrease suicidal tendencies in young LGBTQ+ people.The study, which focused on young people living in Canada and was published in the October 2020 edition of the journal of Preventive Medicine, stated that young people who identify as a sexual minority are more likely to experience suicidal thoughts and behaviour than their heterosexual counterparts.The study sampled 2,678 queer and heterosexual students, and the student’s reports of suicidal tendencies in the last year were merged with data that assessed the LGBTQ+ support resources and political climates surrounding the schools
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