Transgender youth are showing up, speaking out, and changing the world. All people need to do is meet someone like them and you can help make that happen. Be a part of the change by sharing this video with someone who needs to hear who transgender and nonbinary youth really are.

Check out the piece in @advocate.com to learn more about this exciting transition!

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We’re also incredibly grateful to Jen Grosshandler, our outgoing Executive Director and Co-founder. Under Jen’s leadership, GenderCool grew from an idea into a thriving organization changing hearts and minds. Jen will remain an integral part of our work as a board member and Champion parent.

Please share this thread so the stories of the Champions can reach the people who need to hear them most.

This Transgender Day of Visibility, we need your help to continue the Champions critical disruption of misinformation and keep young transgender and nonbinary voices in the conversation.

Meet a few of the GenderCool Champions, advocates who are determined to show the world that transgender and nonbinary youth are living joyful, resilient, and thriving lives through sharing their stories.

Nava's work revolves around questions of culture and how to collectively change it for the better. Her commitment to accurate storytelling of transgender experiences is empowering current and future generations to be the authors of their own representation.

DM us to learn how your workplace can join this first-of-its-kind event and hear directly from the Champions. We can't wait for you to join us for stories of resilience and joy from the next generation of leaders.

Win or Lose is a show about perception and empathy and thinking twice before you judge the person next to you. We encourage everyone to watch and experience for themselves this charming, visually beautiful series that helps us all become better, more understanding people.

The character Kai is smart, funny, confident and kind. Like all middle schoolers, she's finding her way through life, and she's celebrated by her team, family, and friends.

The young characters in Win or Lose are heartwarming, hilarious, quirky, and real. They are your kids, your friends’ kids, and your neighbors’ kids.

We worked with Pixar because we believe in the healing power of characters who represent real life. This series about a middle school, co-ed softball team offers a window into this awkward life chapter with grace and authenticity.